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ddgonzal
Re: A14 Build-Up
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Some have made a DGV intake by cutting out and re-drilling the stock intake. Most of us just use adapters. There is a pic in the club wiki under DGV.

For an A14 engine built up a stock A14 B210 differential will handle anything short of supercharging. You can either swap in a complete B210 assembly or just the center section from a B210 or B310.

Posted on: 2008/1/24 4:43
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Re: A14 Build-Up
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We get a Weber down draught manifold in South Africa no need for Adapter, Called A Maus intake, Manifold is also designed much beter...

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Dont get me wrong, I greatly appriciate the replies about what is out there...but where are the links to where the parts are?

Thanx to all that have posted and all the posts to come...how 'bout some links...

Posted on: 2008/1/24 12:45
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Re: A14 Build-Up
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Linky

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Quote:

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SWEET! Most were either dead, useless, or in Japanese...But the ones I could reed and had what I need will be thouroughly explored...

THANX!!!

Posted on: 2008/1/25 1:58
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what year A14 is that?..............all the A14's I've seen out of B210's have an electronic distributor already. I've got something like 6 to 8 Electronic distributors. (people used to give me blown and wrecked 210's and B210's).

Tom

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He may have the A14 version without the integral electronics black box, the later ones had it and the earlier ones didn't depends on your ignition if that really matters, the old ones probably perform better since most of the newer design modifications were strictly emissions related.

re: turbo manifolds $350 USD to your door or $260 USD for a header.

Posted on: 2008/1/25 5:51
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what year A14 is that?..............all the A14's I've seen out of B210's have an electronic distributor already. I've got something like 6 to 8 Electronic distributors. (people used to give me blown and wrecked 210's and B210's).

Tom



1975, completely stock engine and with points.

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