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Posted: 2009/7/18 14:24 Updated: 2009/7/18 14:24 |
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)   Joined: 2003/10/13 From: newcastle, NSW Posts: 1691 |
 Re: Bakkie A15 Crank... or pieces of it What punishment did this engine go through? was it put through the wringer? or just the usual everyday stuff?
Was it a worked engine?
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| Clive |
Posted: 2009/7/18 15:09 Updated: 2009/7/18 15:09 |
Home away from home   Joined: 2005/2/21 From: South-Africa,Pretoria Posts: 240 |
Re: Bakkie A15 Crank... or pieces of it A15 sub, just a lightend flywheel. A15 Head Ported and polished with dubble springs. 300deg Cam bout 7.5m lift on cam, and almost 12mm through rocker ratio. Set of 40mm webers and a Custom 4 to 1 branch and 57mm exause. A launched it pretty hard when we do street drags... think that is propably the main reason :(
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