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Re: yeeehaaaaa!!!!
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Hi nicholas,
I'm not sure on figures but it should be a nice, responsive quick little car. Don't be too concerned with HP figures or anything, I'm sure you will notice a big difference compared to the stock engine.
The plus side is to that it should be reliable not a ticking time bomb
Well Done.

Posted on: 2004/1/15 0:19
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Re: building new engine finally
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Nice work keep us informed, I'm at about the same stage, its all stripped down just planning it all out then sending the necessary bits off....................if it only it was less expensive
I'll post some pics too when it starts going back together hopefully soon - no one wants to see my pictures of a dirty old block for instance

Posted on: 2004/1/15 0:14
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Re: WHICH HEAD WOULD YOU USE?
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I'd probably stick with an A14/A15 head then carry out the head work necessary to suit the engine you are building.

Its better to stick with what you know and you will know what has been done.


Posted on: 2004/1/13 1:34
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Re: rubber?
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it is a bit firm so you need to slam the door pretty hard


There is some stuff you can buy called Krytox( I think from memory). It comes in a small tube about 3 inches long. It is used to soften rubber seals and make them more pliable permantly. That is its sole purpose, I've used it in the past to stop doors and boots that are hard to shut, wind noise etc.

One Catch Though..........................ITS VERY EXPENSIVE! but it works and you don't need to use a lot.

Posted on: 2004/1/13 1:31
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Re: Sound Deadening
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With utes especially a good trick is to put the stick on sound deadening material that was mentioned earlier under the hoodlining and behind the seats. I've also tried the spray on stuff inside the door skins and under the guards.
I'll squeeze it where ever i can cause I like it nice and quiet, rattles sh%t me right off too

Posted on: 2004/1/13 1:23
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Re: does any1 know of the place that rebuilds a12's and can like get 250hp out o
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Yep, Steveo is dead right. I remember the advertisement they were talking about an engine conversion - it definately wasn't an A12

Posted on: 2004/1/13 1:18
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Re: For Sale - 555 Series Lower Ball Joints Suit 120y or 1200 pre 79'
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If you are interested make me an offer - I'm having a bit of a cleanout also

Posted on: 2004/1/10 1:04
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Re: quick question, breather pipe into block
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Dodgeman Wrote:

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wrap your hand firmly around it. Work it steadily for a little while, & as it gets close use short but fast motions & it will come out for you, no problem.


Lets try and keep this forum clean please


Posted on: 2004/1/10 0:56
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Re: My 1200GX running hot on highway.Whats wrong?
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Is the motor definately running hot?
My point is - - could it be the temp guage playing up for some reason. I'd check it with a temp guage that actually shows coolant temperature.
If you pull over after a run on the highway is it overheating?
Just some more thoughts that may help you before you go and spend a heap of $$$ for no reason.

Posted on: 2004/1/8 2:12
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Re: My new 1200 coupe!!
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The coupe looks real good - I'm very impressed with the underbody

Nice interior too. Thats my next step.

Posted on: 2004/1/8 2:01
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