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Nissan4Eva
J series & A Series
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Can a J Series crankshaft fit a series engine?

Can J Series Con Rods bolt unto an A Series crank.

Ps.Got a free J15 pickup that i'm scrapping parts from.

Posted on: 2005/9/5 22:13
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qik1000
Re: J series & A Series
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Don't know. It should be close but.
Give it a go and let us know!
It could be the a14/15 stroke-up option we all need desprately !!!

Posted on: 2005/9/6 4:27
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Hi there...no way! a j series is a metric Austin copy.. 3main bearing crank ,so close to the BMC, i have seen a Morris head on one .In fact i have also seen a complete pommy motor bolted up to original gearbox in a GN620 UTE !!!!Quote:

Nissan4Eva wrote:
Can a J Series crankshaft fit a series engine?

Can J Series Con Rods bolt unto an A Series crank.

Ps.Got a free J15 pickup that i'm scrapping parts from.

Posted on: 2005/9/6 7:54
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pro240c
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the Jseries i think have longer strokes than the A series, but i believe they are the same journal sizes.

i had the info on all this ####e lying around when i was looking at purchasing a P311 bluebird with the J13 in it.

Posted on: 2005/9/6 9:23
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Nissan4Eva
Re: J series & A Series
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pull it down yesterday evening. It in a 3 bearing crank so no use to me. the big ends of the rods are to big to fit an A Series. the only thing that looks like it work for an A Series are the pistons.(but the pistons seem to be fairly heavy)

Posted on: 2005/9/6 13:33
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cool - i'll know that for next time.

sorry it didn't work.

Posted on: 2005/9/7 1:42
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