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mini_trucker


Revvin Up
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posted September 08, 2003 01:26 PM

Make her go

I am just getting an 84' mazda and wanderin if ne one knows what all i can do to her to make her go...she has 70,000 miles on her ....thanx

       
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Draggin_2600i


Redlining
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posted September 08, 2003 04:36 PM

That is kind of a tough question.. We need more info.. does it wanna start..? does the engine turn over.. check all battery connection.. checl fuel lines.. make sure the spark plugs and wires are good and in the proper place on the distributor cap.

bet us some more info on the situation and I am sure me or some of the guys on here can give you some specific help..

       
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mini_trucker


Revvin Up
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posted September 08, 2003 04:42 PM

more info

ok ...well she haas 70,000 miles on it...she runs good for all i know so far...so im guessing everything is in good pristine working order...i inherited it from my grandfathers death...and its a good looking compact truck which is what i was looking for so do some things to ....im wanderin if ne one knows of ne thing i could do to her to make her move.
thanx

       
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repujeff


Revvin Up
Posts: 71
posted September 08, 2003 06:32 PM

84 Mazda

Welcome to the site, is your 84 pickup a B2000?

       
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mini_trucker


Revvin Up
Posts: 53
posted September 08, 2003 06:35 PM

yes

Yah its a B2000 Sundowner(if that meens ne thing).

       
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repujeff


Revvin Up
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posted September 08, 2003 07:27 PM

84 B2000

Yes it does if you own a repu, I have found two 84 B2000's recently in junkyards, and took the windshield and side windows and vent glass. Also the side amber markers and bulb holders are used in our trucks. Also, the driver and passenger window frame fits in our repu's.

       
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mini_trucker


Revvin Up
Posts: 53
posted September 08, 2003 07:30 PM

power

ok well thats good to know if i need parts...but do yah know if ne motors can be swapped?......the 2.0 aint gonna cut it....

       
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Klaus43


Rotorhead
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posted September 09, 2003 06:42 PM

Anything can be swapped...

...if you have the time, energy, and funds to deal with it. Sky's the limit! (Or, bank account's the limit...) A buddy in a metal fab. shop would help... Good luck! Why not acquire a REPU for starters, and keep your current ride as the daily driver while you build a classic rotary hot rod truck?

       
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mini_trucker


Revvin Up
Posts: 53
posted September 09, 2003 09:28 PM

fast as hell

i was thinkin of lookin for one but i cant find ne from where im from .....yah know where i can find one close to ND

       
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Klaus43


Rotorhead
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posted September 10, 2003 11:27 AM

Not off-hand...

Do regular searches of ebaymotors, theautotrader, trucktrader, etc... Post your desires, price range, and geographic acquisition limits in the 'trucks wanted' section here... or make plans to have one shipped to you, or to go on that classic, hardcore oldschool rotorhead road-trip, usually with a flatbed car trailer in tow, and a fist-full of cash for gas and purchases...

       
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mini_trucker


Revvin Up
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posted September 10, 2003 03:07 PM

where?

that sounds fun im sure i could go on a trip with a friend lookin for a rotary../..where would be a good place to go look?

       
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Klaus43


Rotorhead
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posted September 11, 2003 05:39 PM

They came in through the NW ports...

I wasn't trying to suggest you go looking, so much as be prepared to retrieve an acquisition from afar... Come visit us here in the great NW! Then again, as NWACO is proving, you just might see a score off in some field full of blackberries...

       
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flyrodr


Newbie
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posted September 12, 2003 07:36 AM

84 B2000

Do you know if the seat from a B2000 will fit in a repu ('77)

         
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jfaplanet


Redlining
Posts: 356
posted September 12, 2003 07:50 AM

UP TO 84

Up to the 1984 B2000 will for sure. That is what I have in mine right now. Lots of parts from the 2000 will fit on the REPU. I'm using the entire brake system from the 2000 on mine. Wiper motor, radio, windshield, carpet (modified slightly), window frames and vent windows, wheels, marker lights, and I'm sure there are more parts from my old B2000 that are on the REPU now. Even the center section of the rearend is a swapable part. But the REPU had a 3.90 or better depending on year and the B2000 had like a 3.08 rear. But you can swap. The REPU rear uses longer axles but the gears will swap. Good luck.
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flyrodr


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posted September 13, 2003 05:46 AM

Thanks for the great info.

         
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mini_trucker


Revvin Up
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posted September 14, 2003 01:09 PM

wires

Ok im trying to decide which spark plug wires to use for my B2000...i know its only a B2000 but im just doing sme little things to it ...which do you people think....accel wires or moroso wires....or if you think anything is better.

       
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