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Re: Building a tough A15
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how much was that o-ringing in the window, woof woof?????????????

how much was it to do that to pistons?

what head you using and what compression you going for?

i still want to know a-15 standard compression too?




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Re: Building a tough A15
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o-ring and pistons not sure of price as jeff taylor of jts fame did it and gave me one bill for all my machining.( he is pretty reassonable)
Head is a ported a15 item with larger valves.( I think I have a pic on here of it)
Comp jeff calculated to be around 7.5, 7.8-1 if i remember correctly
Standard comp- phuknose

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does anybody know anything about hpc coating? coz i am lookin at getting it done for my a14.
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We better check this site for terrorists. Someone has hijacked MadTimos thread

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The standard A15 compression ratio is 8.5 to 1 (at least in the US).

A ported A15 oval-port head is said to flow better than an A12 GX head.

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Yeah, hey...whats goin on here??????

hahaha, thats cool it made good reading anyway.

Anyway...does anyone of know of anyone i could talk to about doing head work, choosing cam that sort of thing, in the Sydney area?

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there is a fellow i know of croyden engineering i think it isi'll find out for sure 2morrow for ya he is very good
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Yeah. that'd be good thanks dave. If you could get me a phone number would be nice too.
I really have no idea who to talk to bout these things

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just sticking my nose in,why not talk to arthur jackson at the road & rally centre on 02-9645-2143.arfa's a very smart fellow,& i have yet to blow up any of the motors he has built for me.he's a very laid back sort of a guy,but knows his stuff.warning,he is expensive,but i've always thought it was worth the extra.

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And I'd fully recommend Jeff at JTS - I'm yet to hear anyone bag one of his motors and he's done a heap of them.

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