1969 Datsun 510 GT-4/G Production Race Car
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Serial Number: 510 074883
Logbook: SCCA 19-2804
Condition: Very Good
Price:
$9200 USD OBO
Location: California, USA
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Description
Car was built in 1972 to compete in SCCA 2.5L Trans-am series. The series was terminated before the car was completed. The car is completely original and the unibody is uncut. A complete restoration and homologation was completed in June 2002. Car has zero hours on engine.
History
Originally built for 2.5L Trans-Am in which these cars were very competitive. The car was not completed before series was terminated and was never raced in period.
Often referred to as the "poor mans BMW", the 510 made quite a show in the Trans-Am 2.5 series by winning the 1971 and 1972 season championship. Although low on power, these little sedans have full independent rear suspension and in race trim are great handling cars. They are still popular today in club racing groups and more are finding their way into vintage. These cars are eligible for Trans-Am 2.5, Production and B-Sedan in most race organizations.
Recent Competition History
Last raced at harvest Moon 10-26-96, Laguna Seca 6-19-96.
Performance Data
Engine
- Engine Builder: RaceMechaniX Engineering
- Type: Nissan L-16
- Induction: Rallyesport intake manifold matched to head Dual 45mm DCOE on RallyeSport intake with rod end linkage TWM shorty spun al
- Heads: Ported and matched A87 peanut head by RaceMechaniX Engineering
- Main Caps: ARP head studs, intakes studs, main studs and connecting rod
- Connecting Rods: Massaged stock connecting rods with ARP hardware, balanced
- Pistons: Ross racing pistons
- Camshaft: Billet cams for GT-4 and G-Production
- Valves: 38mm stainless exhaust, 44mm stainless intake valves
- Clutch: OT-II 7.25” twin disc clutch
- Flywheel: Tilton aluminum flywheel
- Exhaust: Nismo Comp header
- 3-stage dry-sump, Welded steel dry-sump pan
Fuel System
- Fuel Cell
- Manufacturer: Fuel Safe
- Capacity: 8-gallon
- Fuel Pump: Barry Grant BG 300 fuel pump,
Oil/Water System
- Radiator: Griffin scirocco style twin core radiator
- Oil Cooler: Earl's 10 row oil cooler
Electrical System
- Ignition: Electromotive HPV-1 crank fire ignition, Tefzel wire used
- Battery: Hawker EP series battery with billet machined tray
- Computer: Separate electrical circuit for fuel, ignition and accessories
Transmission
- Type: Nissan 240Z 5-speed for GT-4
- Nissan 240Z 4-speed for G-Production
Rear End
- Type: Nissan R160
- Ratio: 4.11 locked
Body
- Construction: Quik-skins fiberglass hood, trunk lid, front airdam and both doors
- Lexan rear quarter panels
Chassis
- Type: 1969 Datsun PL510 unibody with 10 point welded rollcage
- Front Suspension: modified front A-arms with box tubing, Heim joints and rod ends used throughout front suspension, ad
- Rear Suspension: Adjustable rear cross member, rear adjustable sway bar
- Shocks: Adjustable Carrera Coil over shocks with adjustable collars and castor plates
- Brakes: Wilwood Dynalite four pot calipers front and rear, Cross-dri
- Steering: rack & pinion
- Wheels: Kaiser 3 piece aluminum 13”x7” wheels, . American Racing Lib
Interior
- Color/Finish: Sparco Pro 2000 race seat
- Material: Aircraft Safety switches
- Fire System: 2.5L AFFF fire suppression for driver, 5lb Halon for other
- Restraints: Simpson 5 point safety harness and window net
- Guages: Warning lights on all critical systems, Autometer oil filled
- Steering Wheel: Removable Sparco steering wheel
Spares
- Nissan A87 Peanut head port matched and dowel pinned to Cannon manifold
- Weber 40 IDF downdraft with modified 32/36 manifold
- Spare short block with balanced crank, rods and Ross Pistons
- Hooker headers long tube L-16 exhaust manifold
- Additional low ground clearance dry-sump oil pan
- Mocal oil cooler
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