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Love this freaking 2002. I almsot traded a Datsun 510 for one years ago but went a different route.
What are the wheel sizes and tire sizes? Tires look big in some pics but fine in others. I'm guessing its from the black steelies though.
Fronts are 15 x 7.5 ET20 with 195/50s while rears are 15 x 8 ET18 with 205/50s. Also running a 10mm spacer up front. I'm kinda digging the fact that they look like fatty 13s in some photos!
Fronts are 15 x 7.5 ET20 with 195/50s while rears are 15 x 8 ET18 with 205/50s. Also running a 10mm spacer up front. I'm kinda digging the fact that they look like fatty 13s in some photos!
Yeah, thats kinda what I was seeing. The last couple pics look like 195/50's but some of em look like 175/70's or something lol
Either way, WIN
Current Project: 1988 535is --- Pics and Info When Its Worthy
Absolutely love this and everything you've done to it. What's under the hood? An m10 or a swap? How's the power, fun?
Please continue sharing the pictures. They're great.
Thanks for the positive vibes! The motor is a built 1969 M10 that's probably putting down around 145-150 hp at the moment. Highlights consist of an Ireland 292 cam, 121ti head, 10:1 pistons, E12 valves, twin Weber 45 DCOE carbs and an Ireland step header.
The car isn't particularly fast, but it's a party to drive. Power delivery is fairly linear for a carbed, cammed-up motor. The undersquare nature of these old beasties gives it good torque off idle and it loves to rev, with best power delivered in the 4,500-5,500 range. Beats Mazda 3s off the line all day and in the process sounds like a WRX built by 1885 Doc Brown!
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