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[Datsun 1200 encyclopedia]

DOHC Heads

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== Nissan DOHC Head == == Nissan DOHC Head ==

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DOHC Heads for A-series Engines.

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Nissan AY cylinder head on 1200 block

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This is the legendary Nissan 'AY' factory race head on a 1200 block.
It's a pushrod/OHV design that features crossflow porting & two plugs per cylinder.

GM Vauxhall DOHC head

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GM Opel/Daewoo/Vauxhall Ecotech Head [1]

Nissan DOHC Head

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(GA16 ?)

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Nissan DOHC Head

Mazda b6

KA24E

Osgiken

E15 SOHC

Will the new E-series heads might fit on the A12 engine? Note that the 1982 E15 engine design is based on the A15 engine:

  • Same bore & stroke <li>Same bore pitch (82.5mm - 90mm - 82.5mm) <li>Lighter casting <li>Similar head gasket <li>E15 is overall shorter to fit transverse applications (FWD) <li>Crossflow head with semi-spherical chambers improves on A15: HP and torque are both up 3% <li>The E15 uses a jackshaft "in the area where the camshaft is mounted on the A-series engine" to drive the fuel pump and oil pump (the distributor is driven off the front of the cam) </ul>