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I've decided its time to swap to a modern motor set up. Any body know what I should sell the J16 motor/trannny for? It needs valve work, compression is low in cyl. 3.

 

All acc included

 

 

 

New Valve cover and Exhast gaskets

Carb was Professionally rebuilt by Contra Costa Carb

GM Alternator

New Hoses and coolantt

Cap, rotor, plugs, and wires

Trans and Diff fluid

Electronic fuel pump and filters

 

 

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I'll give you 10$ and some gum.

Nvm I'll keep the gum, gotta fix the valve.

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its the rare J16

 

I've hered, "they are EXTREMELY rare in the states!!!!!! I had one years ago.....sold it for $50 since I had no intentions of running any pushrod stuff.....but that was before I had my NL. That motor should bolt in in place of an E1 in the 320's or the J13 in the 520/521's. I sold mine to Datsunaholic and he said he's only ever even heard of maybe 5 in the states. I probably could have gotten around $500 for it. If I still had my NL....I'd certainly pay that for it now! It has enough power to handle the 3.89 gears in the diff. I could do 70 with my E1 and those gears, but it wouldn't hold it well......the J16 certainly would!"

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Yeah, I got a J16 from Mike Klotz. I needed a J13, he said he had one, I drove all the way from Tacoma to Gresham on a Sunday Morning to buy it and both he and Dave (?) were there and neither noticed it was a J16. I'm pretty sure I paid $100 for it, but hell it might have been $50. I also have a J15 in my '68 520. Bought it that way.

 

I've heard the J18 and J20 have 5-main cranks, hence very different bearings.

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Yeah, I got a J16 from Mike Klotz. I needed a J13, he said he had one, I drove all the way from Tacoma to Gresham on a Sunday Morning to buy it and both he and Dave (?) were there and neither noticed it was a J16. I'm pretty sure I paid $100 for it, but hell it might have been $50. I also have a J15 in my '68 520. Bought it that way.

 

I've heard the J18 and J20 have 5-main cranks, hence very different bearings.

i was with you on that trip, i can't remember how much you paid either but it was cheap.

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Yeah, I got a J16 from Mike Klotz. I needed a J13, he said he had one, I drove all the way from Tacoma to Gresham on a Sunday Morning to buy it and both he and Dave (?) were there and neither noticed it was a J16. I'm pretty sure I paid $100 for it, but hell it might have been $50. I also have a J15 in my '68 520. Bought it that way.

 

I've heard the J18 and J20 have 5-main cranks, hence very different bearings.

 

I'm thinking about keeping it, do you know anywhere to get parts to rebuild it? Thanks

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Yeah, I got a J16 from Mike Klotz. I needed a J13, he said he had one, I drove all the way from Tacoma to Gresham on a Sunday Morning to buy it and both he and Dave (?) were there and neither noticed it was a J16. I'm pretty sure I paid $100 for it, but hell it might have been $50. I also have a J15 in my '68 520. Bought it that way.

 

I've heard the J18 and J20 have 5-main cranks, hence very different bearings.

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A bit off topic here, but you say you have a 68 520, you wouldn't happen to have or know where to get a couple of 68 headlight rings would ya ? The trim pieces that fit with the grill, thanks

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