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Re: Japanese 1200's
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Ok, thanks dim. Once I can get this guy to give me a price on everything, that's probably what I'll do. (if funds allow) I'm really stoked to put in some work on this thing. I've been driving it around stock for about three months. Once again, thanks for all the info. It is mucho appreciated.

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Posted on: 2002/7/22 20:25
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Re: Japanese 1200's
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The crossmember swap would be a good idea if you want to use an A14 in your 1200.

And yeah, get the whole thing.

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I have never done a crossmember swap, so I don't know if that will help you.

Once again, I'd say drag the whole thing home.

Posted on: 2002/7/23 14:44
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Re: Japanese 1200's
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BTW, I have changed my avatar from a Volkswagen to a 1200. Now since my 1200 is not presentable at the moment, I used a picture of another car (Gil). This car DOES NOT BELONG TO ME. It belongs to Tim and I wouldn't want anyone thinking otherwise.

Posted on: 2002/7/23 14:47
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Re: Japanese 1200's
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If you do the Omni flares, get four fronts. They are easier to take off and they look better than the rears. Here are some pics of the Omni flare install ON TIM'S CAR, NOT MINE.

The photos don't do them justice, they are HUGE!

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Posted on: 2002/7/23 14:49
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Re: Japanese 1200's
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So let me get this straight...gil belongs to tens and twenties, right? LOL...just kidding, looks good dim.

roughneck

Posted on: 2002/7/27 8:01
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Re: Japanese 1200's
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Oh, go grease Wheezer!

Posted on: 2002/7/29 13:52
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Re: Japanese 1200's
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if what you're talking about is a B310, the crossmember won't bolt into a 1200, I used this crossmember for my A15 but had to modify it. You may find it easier to just make new engine mounts. Has anyone tried a B210 120Y crossmember, it would have to be pretty close, but I think I remember someone telling me it doesn bolt in. The B120 roadstar/bakkie crossmember IS a bolt in and allows the 5bearing motors to bolt straight in

Posted on: 2002/7/30 6:43
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5 bearing motors? A12s are five bearing motors. They got forged cranks too, not like those cheap new motors!

Posted on: 2002/8/3 3:48
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