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Re: A series rebuild pricing
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Posted on: 2007/12/12 9:28
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Re: A series rebuild pricing
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anyone with the tag line "I hate faggots" at the bottom of every one of their posts tells me their a bit antagonistic to start with - without having read the post content.

whats up with that, you proud of your bigotry? grow up.

Posted on: 2007/12/13 6:45
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it's very fitting that phunk has this smiley
tossa rings a bell

Posted on: 2007/12/13 11:42
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Re: A series rebuild pricing
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i love this site poeple get so revd up over nothing, dont forget people the kiddys are on holidays now so as kloegroen or however you say it says DONT FEED THE MONSTER

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Re: A series rebuild pricing
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wow you guys need a vacation or somthing.
BACK ON TOPIC!!!
Im rebuilding another a15 of mine. Got everything i need: head, sump, rocker cover, inlet manifold, thermostat gaskets, rings, valve stem seals, thermostat, oil vilter, oil for a grand total of $260.00 NZ. Thats with a little discount no dout but should be around 300$ or so for all the parts needed to do a decent rebuild.
Also picked up a bore honer for $50.

Im not doing bearings as they are good but they really arnt very expensive.
So if you know what you are doing and have some spare time you can do a budget rebuild for really cheap.
That is unless you think, well as long as the cam is out i might as well get it ground or those ports are looking small haha.
so yea, just some thoughts.
Take a chill pil guys, these are 1200's we talking about, no need to get intense.
peace

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Re: A series rebuild pricing
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Theres a a12 on ebay at the moment for sale thats been rebuilt and its $1800

Posted on: 2007/12/15 3:37
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Wow what a read all this was huh I guess from where I sit asking how come dodgeman spent $6000 is ok but maybe the 'impress" bit was un called for. Anyway dodgeman look forward to seeing your car on the road soon I DO know you have spent lots of time and money on this project you sure better complete it soon before we all go crazy with anticipation merry Christmas all

Posted on: 2007/12/18 1:39
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Re: A series rebuild pricing
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Theres a a12 on ebay at the moment for sale thats been rebuilt and its $1800


yeah- it's a bit expensive for a rebuild don't you think?

I rebuilt my BMW M20 6 cylinder for less than that, and those parts are damn expensive compared to an a12! Mind you don't go to Repco for one a those- they'll tell you $10000 changeover.

I guess it all comes down to what you can do yourself, but when we rebuilt our a12 for the 1200, it cost around $400 including getting the head faced, valves cut, and a hone on a stock bore.

Picking up an already worked a12 is a damn good idea - you will save a lot this way!

Posted on: 2007/12/22 2:40
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