FS: 1978 Datsun 510 G2 Rally Car
Figure this may interest some Honda people. I'm selling my rally car.

For Sale 1978 Datsun 510 Group 2 Rally Car $3000 USD
Photos and More information:
http://www.fatboyraceworks.com/510/index.html
Engine & Drivetrain
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L20B (2L SOHC) Motor
Weber 32/36 Carbuerator
K&N Air Filter and a pre-filter
5 Speed Transmission
New Nissan Shifter Bushings
H190 Rear End (much stronger then H165 stock rear end)
4.38 Final Drive Ratio (Stock 3.53, big improvement)
Also have 3.9:1 and ~3.7:1 Ring and Pinion Sets
Welded Differential
Front Suspension
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H&R 2.5" 225lb/in Race Springs
Adjustable Front Coilovers
Koni Adjustable Strut Inserts
Custom Modified 1987 200sx struts
Cusco Adjustable Camber Plates
Nismo T/C Rod bushings
Reincforced lower control arms and T/C mounts
Skid Plates
Front Big Brake Upgrade
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S12 (1987) 200sx Brake Calipers
Vented Rotor
Performance Friction Brake Pads
Pad Surface Area well over twice stock, rotor much larger and vented. Big upgrade
Half season on the Rotors, 2 rallies on pads.
Rear Suspension
---------------------
H&R 2.5" 200lb/in Race Springs
Adjustable Spring Perches
Nismo Affrican Safari Adjustable Shocks (by Gabriel)
Disc Brake Upgrade
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S110 (1983) 200sx Brake Rotors and Calipers
Brand new rotors (solid)
Brand new Performance Friction Brake Pads
Tires & Wheels
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8 Matching Aluminum wheels (strong)
1 bent a bit but just needs to be hammered on a bit. Holds air.
6 Kumho R700 Gravel Tires, good shape, mounted
Probably about 8-10 Silverstone gravel tires, usable
Driving Lights
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Stock Headlights
Super-bright aircraft landing lights, throw a ton of light
2 Rallye Lights
2 KC Daylighters
Gauges & Rally Computer
---------------------
Alfa Pro Rally Computer
AutoMeter Tachometer
Volts, Oil Pressure, Coolant Temperature
Sale does not include seats, intercom, fire extinguishers, tools, triangles, spill kit, map light, etc.
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Recent Services
---------------------
Service Since Last Rally
---------------------
New Rear Rotors
New Rear Pads
Upgraded Front T/C Mounts
Upgraded Front Nismo T/C Bushings
Service Before Last Rally
---------------------
Replaced Front Dampeners
Replaced Battery
Upgraded Front Springs
Upgraded Rear Springs
Upgraded Rear End, including entire rear brake system, final drive, Royal Purple gear oil
Oil Change
Valve Adjustment
Spares
---------------------
Complete Short Block
Head (higher performance one with square exhuast ports)
Transmission
Intake Manifold
Stock carb & air filter
Valve Cover
Gabriel Front Struts
Rear Brake Calipers (New factory refurb units, these cost $120 + core each from Shucks/Napa, etc.)
1 rear brake rotor
2 replacement auxillary lamps (the super bright aircraft ones)
Spare 3rd Member, as well as Ring and Pinion Sets
Overall the car is in pretty good shape especially considering it's age and the fact that is has been campaigned for a while now. We've spent a lot of time and money making making the car the best platform it can be. We've addressed suspension, brakes, the chassis and drivetrain, all that is left really is a more powerful motor/engine combination.
Car has no real rust problem areas, rockers are new, paint is good. Car has annual inspection as of October 2004, so is ready to go for next season. It is actually pretty much ready to race, although we were planning on replacing the front cross-member because it has gotten banged up a bit in the last few rallies. Only reason we didn't is because we were planning on installing a SR20DE motor and 240sx/200sx rack an pinion steering, both of which would require a new/modified cross member anyway. Leaving the project up to the new owner as the path they want to take the car will dictate what cross member goes into it.
I'd recommend going with the SR20DE and rack and pinion--If the car sells pretty quick, I have a lead here on a entire JDM front clip with SR20DE, ECU, etc. for around $1200 USD. Would make this car very competitive. Was going to perform the swap myself but decided to concentrate on the new rally car instead.
Body is in reasonable shape, there are some dents on the hood that should be removed, but is passable at this point. Would fix if repainting. Front left fender could use some new paint, but is functioning and looks okay. Rest of the car has dents here in there but is very presentable, and in general I'd say looks better then most ClubRally cars out there.
Interest parties please contact Kris Dahl at kris+510@sledge-hammer.net or via telephone at 360-223-2430. Car is located in Bellingham, WA.

For Sale 1978 Datsun 510 Group 2 Rally Car $3000 USD
Photos and More information:
http://www.fatboyraceworks.com/510/index.html
Engine & Drivetrain
---------------------
L20B (2L SOHC) Motor
Weber 32/36 Carbuerator
K&N Air Filter and a pre-filter
5 Speed Transmission
New Nissan Shifter Bushings
H190 Rear End (much stronger then H165 stock rear end)
4.38 Final Drive Ratio (Stock 3.53, big improvement)
Also have 3.9:1 and ~3.7:1 Ring and Pinion Sets
Welded Differential
Front Suspension
---------------------
H&R 2.5" 225lb/in Race Springs
Adjustable Front Coilovers
Koni Adjustable Strut Inserts
Custom Modified 1987 200sx struts
Cusco Adjustable Camber Plates
Nismo T/C Rod bushings
Reincforced lower control arms and T/C mounts
Skid Plates
Front Big Brake Upgrade
---------------------
S12 (1987) 200sx Brake Calipers
Vented Rotor
Performance Friction Brake Pads
Pad Surface Area well over twice stock, rotor much larger and vented. Big upgrade
Half season on the Rotors, 2 rallies on pads.
Rear Suspension
---------------------
H&R 2.5" 200lb/in Race Springs
Adjustable Spring Perches
Nismo Affrican Safari Adjustable Shocks (by Gabriel)
Disc Brake Upgrade
---------------------
S110 (1983) 200sx Brake Rotors and Calipers
Brand new rotors (solid)
Brand new Performance Friction Brake Pads
Tires & Wheels
---------------------
8 Matching Aluminum wheels (strong)
1 bent a bit but just needs to be hammered on a bit. Holds air.
6 Kumho R700 Gravel Tires, good shape, mounted
Probably about 8-10 Silverstone gravel tires, usable
Driving Lights
---------------------
Stock Headlights
Super-bright aircraft landing lights, throw a ton of light
2 Rallye Lights
2 KC Daylighters
Gauges & Rally Computer
---------------------
Alfa Pro Rally Computer
AutoMeter Tachometer
Volts, Oil Pressure, Coolant Temperature
Sale does not include seats, intercom, fire extinguishers, tools, triangles, spill kit, map light, etc.
---------------------
Recent Services
---------------------
Service Since Last Rally
---------------------
New Rear Rotors
New Rear Pads
Upgraded Front T/C Mounts
Upgraded Front Nismo T/C Bushings
Service Before Last Rally
---------------------
Replaced Front Dampeners
Replaced Battery
Upgraded Front Springs
Upgraded Rear Springs
Upgraded Rear End, including entire rear brake system, final drive, Royal Purple gear oil
Oil Change
Valve Adjustment
Spares
---------------------
Complete Short Block
Head (higher performance one with square exhuast ports)
Transmission
Intake Manifold
Stock carb & air filter
Valve Cover
Gabriel Front Struts
Rear Brake Calipers (New factory refurb units, these cost $120 + core each from Shucks/Napa, etc.)
1 rear brake rotor
2 replacement auxillary lamps (the super bright aircraft ones)
Spare 3rd Member, as well as Ring and Pinion Sets
Overall the car is in pretty good shape especially considering it's age and the fact that is has been campaigned for a while now. We've spent a lot of time and money making making the car the best platform it can be. We've addressed suspension, brakes, the chassis and drivetrain, all that is left really is a more powerful motor/engine combination.
Car has no real rust problem areas, rockers are new, paint is good. Car has annual inspection as of October 2004, so is ready to go for next season. It is actually pretty much ready to race, although we were planning on replacing the front cross-member because it has gotten banged up a bit in the last few rallies. Only reason we didn't is because we were planning on installing a SR20DE motor and 240sx/200sx rack an pinion steering, both of which would require a new/modified cross member anyway. Leaving the project up to the new owner as the path they want to take the car will dictate what cross member goes into it.
I'd recommend going with the SR20DE and rack and pinion--If the car sells pretty quick, I have a lead here on a entire JDM front clip with SR20DE, ECU, etc. for around $1200 USD. Would make this car very competitive. Was going to perform the swap myself but decided to concentrate on the new rally car instead.
Body is in reasonable shape, there are some dents on the hood that should be removed, but is passable at this point. Would fix if repainting. Front left fender could use some new paint, but is functioning and looks okay. Rest of the car has dents here in there but is very presentable, and in general I'd say looks better then most ClubRally cars out there.
Interest parties please contact Kris Dahl at kris+510@sledge-hammer.net or via telephone at 360-223-2430. Car is located in Bellingham, WA.
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