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Tan/Brown plastic door sill plates for sale
Started this discussion. Last reply by Frank Haigler Oct 16, 2013. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I have a good solid (but dirty) Tan/Brown door sill plates from a 720 for sale. I know they will fit from 79 through 83 and probably other years as well but I'm not positive. There's a guy on ebay…Continue
L20 Distributors for sale
Started Sep 2, 2013 0 Replies 0 Likes
I have 3 distributors from what I believe is the L20 engines. The one with the wires still on it has what looks to be a electronic ignition box of some kind on the side of it. I have no idea what…Continue
L20 Valve Covers
Started Sep 2, 2013 0 Replies 0 Likes
I have 3 L20 valve covers that are extras that I can't use on my Z22 for sale. The one on the top says Datsun, the other two on the bottom say Nissan. Asking 40.00 each OBO plus shipping.Continue
L20B head for sale
Started Sep 2, 2013 0 Replies 0 Likes
This is an extra head I got in some parts I ended up with. My truck has a Z22 engine so I have no use for the L20B stuff I have. The guy I got it from said it had the big combustion chamber so turbo…Continue
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- What is the main reason you'd like to join 720World? (dont just say "because I own a 720", if you do this you will not be approved)
- To share knowledge and to gain knowledge of these little trucks.
- What is your profession? (not required, just if you want to share your knowledge)
- 30 years + automotive and diesel machinest
- About Me:
- Got a deal on a 1981 720 4WD - not so fast - it's costing me more than a good used truck to put this thing back together for my son the right way!!!
- How many 720's or other Nissan trucks do you own? What years and types?
- 1. 1981 4WD
- What modifications have you done to your truck(s)
- Rebuilt Z22 engine. Upgrading interior.
- What modifications do you still plan to do to your truck(s)
- lift and bigger tires. Power steering maybe?
- How many miles would you travel to attend an all 720 truck meet?
- 250
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Extra L20B parts
Posted on May 20, 2010 at 10:47pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
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I know what you mean....
my friend has a 14 year old son and he was looking forward to building him a 69 GTX ..... he would rather play with his cell phone..... when I was 14 I would have sold my soul for a car like that
not into trucks.... that sucks.
either keep it for yourself or find it a good home?
glad you are back.... hope everything is going ok.... if you are in search of parts let me know how I can help.
where have ya been?
Ya black interior is a way better looking than tan or blue that some of these trucks come with, its funny that you say that your going to turn the interior black becuase some of my panels in the rear of the cab that i picked up are either scratched up a little or a little discolored so i was going to spray them black so they looked brand spankin new and repaint the rear seats cuz there scratched and a little rusted to. what I would do if i was you,for the doors since the panels are just a piece of particle board and a strip of vinyl leather just measure and cut your pieces then bam new nice doors. have you tried looking on ebay or craigslist for parts i always seem to find something of use when i look.
Good to hear.....rain must suck without operable WW....lol
Probably could use some type of lube on the ball/socket, prior to install?
Anywho.....I think I said 12-13 bucks.....?
12 it is....:)
My paypal account is
sealick@mercuryspeed.com
Thanks
Doug
There are a lot of misconceptions about the dual spark plug heads used on the NAPS motors. First, although it does reduce emissions there are no emissions side plugs. Here's a few facts about the dual plugs:
Both plugs fire at the same time. Two ignition points allows the designers to be able to use more EGR to lower cylinder temperatures which reduces NOx without bad running at low steeds. Dual plugs means that there are two points of ignition which will shorten the burn time. Think of lighting a candle at both ends. This shorter burn also shortens the peak cylinder pressure time when NOx is produced. Less ignition advance reduces the chance of pinging and increases efficiency too. It's no surprise that 6,000 hp fuel cars run dual plugs.
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