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Re: 56A box, how can i tell if it's a four or five sp?
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I've got each of these. Front housing is the same for both.
5-speed
-Sandwich plate differs - oil drain plug screws up into this from the bottom.
-Tail Housing - bulkier to encase 1st gear (as well as reverse). As mentioned above the reverse switch position differs from 4 speed.

4-speed
-Tail housing - oil drain plug screws into this from the back.

Posted on: 2007/11/20 10:01
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Re: a15 twin carb engine trouble
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Shouldn't be backfiring and certainly not after a tune. As said above could indicate lean mixture. If just at idle/light throttle opening may just need to open up the idle screws a little - really should have been right when leaving the mechanic who fiddled with it. If carbs are out of balance will be idling rough. Also check timing.

Posted on: 2007/11/16 10:20
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Re: Questions about bigger valves.
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I'd have thought valve of those sizes would be touching each other (on standard centres)? Not sure about using Inlet valves for Exhaust - aren't exhausts different material to withstand the heat? I cut down L series exhaust valve diametre (and of course length) to fit.

Posted on: 2007/11/10 8:04
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Re: heads
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Can't see any upside in replacing oval port with round.

Posted on: 2007/10/26 8:52
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Re: dellorto carbs
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Perhaps share what's in the carbs you have? I think 1200sss ran 29mm chokes and at a guess the mains are likely to be say 125 or 130.

Posted on: 2007/10/26 8:46
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Re: Looking for a good fitting rear spoiler
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Does anyone know where I might find a bobtail spoiler in NZ (I suspect importing from Aus won't be a goer)?

Posted on: 2007/10/23 11:29
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Re: what i did today(super picture heavy)
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Moisabamf wrote:
i hit a fuxing S10
if you didnt hear the story my dad never put the cotter pin in the thingy that holds the brake pedal to the master cylinder and when i was going to brake the thingy fell out and BAM


Looks to me like you got off very lightly if you had no brakes!

Posted on: 2007/9/30 10:19
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Re: ohc a series
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I've seen one of these cranks with the 'scalloped' counter weights. Does anyone know what engine they come from?

http://i10.ebayimg.com/01/i/000/b6/51/0a79_1.JPG

Early 1200 engine perhaps?

Not 120Y or B310 Sunny A12 in my experience.

Posted on: 2007/9/23 10:42
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Re: A series parts
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Dundee1000 wrote:
Pm's all


I'm keen on some 10000rpm springs for my race engine. How can I get hold of a set?

Thanks
Gerald

Posted on: 2007/9/22 12:21
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Re: blanking plates for a14
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Does anyone know who stocks blanking plates for an a14??

water pump
fuel pump
dizzy

cheers



Sounds interesting. Fuel pump blanking fairly common I guess.

What are you doing to replace the water pump and dizzy?

Posted on: 2007/9/20 11:34
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