Re: My 120y sedan project
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2017 1:51 pm
A14 is going great, new larger Dellorto jets have just arrived so looking forward to putting those in!
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Re: My 120y sedan project
Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2017 7:14 am
You have a great eye for detail mate, your car looks so sharp
Re: My 120y sedan project
Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2017 12:24 pm
As most of you know, my mechanical fuel pump shat itself at the nationals. The metal plate which holds the diagram was rusted out and not working as it should have. hmmm 40 odd year old pump, had done around 38,000kms with me with no issues.
I purchased a small Facet cube 7psi pump, Edelbrock 1-4 psi regulator plus all the fittings/fuel line/clamps/thread sealant. Quite an expensive process so far.
After mounting the pump on a large rubber block, I installed it upside down above the tank with a filter before. Tucked away and stays quiet. Wired it in through a relay from the ignition and battery.
After hooking the regulator up and finishing it off, I tested it all. The regulator had a rusty ball bearing and wouldn't allow me to adjust it.
so it was pushing 7psi into my carbs, they then filled the chokes with gas and started dribbling out 
I eventually got a replacement sent after waiting for it to be examined (STA parts) and hooked that up yesterday.
I managed to adjust it to 2.8PSI.
And then my carbs decided they would overflow with fuel again
I swapped the needle and seat out for another one i had in better nick but did the same thing.
My floats have been adjusted to 15mm gap and 25mm droop.
Any advice?? Short of buying new needle and seats, I am unsure what to do. The only thing which could have damaged something was the 6psi pump i borrowed to get home from the nats, we didnt have a regulator for the trip home and it drank lots of fuel
That is the rusty ball bearing in my old regulator which was purchased new of STA parts.
I purchased a small Facet cube 7psi pump, Edelbrock 1-4 psi regulator plus all the fittings/fuel line/clamps/thread sealant. Quite an expensive process so far.
After mounting the pump on a large rubber block, I installed it upside down above the tank with a filter before. Tucked away and stays quiet. Wired it in through a relay from the ignition and battery.
After hooking the regulator up and finishing it off, I tested it all. The regulator had a rusty ball bearing and wouldn't allow me to adjust it.
so it was pushing 7psi into my carbs, they then filled the chokes with gas and started dribbling out I eventually got a replacement sent after waiting for it to be examined (STA parts) and hooked that up yesterday.
I managed to adjust it to 2.8PSI.
And then my carbs decided they would overflow with fuel again
I swapped the needle and seat out for another one i had in better nick but did the same thing.My floats have been adjusted to 15mm gap and 25mm droop.
Any advice?? Short of buying new needle and seats, I am unsure what to do. The only thing which could have damaged something was the 6psi pump i borrowed to get home from the nats, we didnt have a regulator for the trip home and it drank lots of fuel
That is the rusty ball bearing in my old regulator which was purchased new of STA parts.
Re: My 120y sedan project
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2018 1:55 pm
I managed to get my hands on a complete set of SSS door cards, SSS front seats and SSS center console 
Very hard to come across for the b210 120y, so super stoked to have these!
The front seats need some repairs, so will get that done soon. I will also be programming some new wooden door cards to cut on on the CNC for the vinyl to glue to.
Very hard to come across for the b210 120y, so super stoked to have these! The front seats need some repairs, so will get that done soon. I will also be programming some new wooden door cards to cut on on the CNC for the vinyl to glue to.
Re: My 120y sedan project
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2018 10:15 am
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Re: My 120y sedan project
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2018 4:52 am
Nice score ! Can I ask how much as I’m sitting on a set of sss cards and seats
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Re: My 120y sedan project
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2018 4:54 am
Do yours have the sss badge on door cards?
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Re: My 120y sedan project
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2018 4:56 am
Oh wait I think I can see them ,I got some blue ones
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Re: My 120y sedan project
Posted: Mon Oct 21, 2019 10:01 pm
Long time no update. Car ran super well over summer, minus a little incident where I struck some slippery stuff (oil?) on the way up the bombay hill heading to Auckland for a classic meet in january.
Long story short, front of the car hit the barrier, was lucky it missed the wheel and didn't swing the back end into it! 100km on full lock doesn't feel too good.
Caved the front in a bit, luckily it missed all the supports and was just peripheral damage.
About a week later we were heading to Leadfoot fest so had to quickly turn a repair around and get it presentable again... Slide hammer and a few dollys helped with that.
Otherwise been running well taking the jetski down to the harbor
Long story short, front of the car hit the barrier, was lucky it missed the wheel and didn't swing the back end into it! 100km on full lock doesn't feel too good.
Caved the front in a bit, luckily it missed all the supports and was just peripheral damage.
About a week later we were heading to Leadfoot fest so had to quickly turn a repair around and get it presentable again... Slide hammer and a few dollys helped with that.
Otherwise been running well taking the jetski down to the harbor
Re: My 120y sedan project
Posted: Tue Oct 22, 2019 7:55 pm
Ouch, sad to see that, pleased to see you have got it sorted, and that it has been running well.