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Re: A series rebuild pricing
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Whats that meant to mean?
What motor parts and work equals out to $6000 and is only a beginning.
Or do you just think the $6000 sounds impressive to say?




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Re: A series rebuild pricing
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A beginning.

Posted on: 2006/2/12 1:08
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Re: A series rebuild pricing
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So what do you get for $6000 thats aproaching the utterly rediculous?




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Engine repair/ rebuild costs can range from the incredibly inexpensive, if you can do the actual work yourself, to something aproaching the utterly rediculous, like mine, & believe me, $6,000 is so very easy to spend. So very very easy.

I think that Sidedraught has the best overall plan in ther 'bang for buck' stakes

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Re: A series rebuild pricing
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The most economical route would be to wait until someone is selling their hotted up motor to do a CA conversion, you will get it for about a third of the build price.

Posted on: 2006/2/11 23:42
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I'd have to agree, as I'm in the process of rebuilding an A14 to give me 80hp, without touching the bottom end of the motor.

I don't even know for sure how much I have spend so far but it must be getting close to $1000 with a bit more to go.

New gaskets, ignition parts, the tool you need each time you get stuck...

Rebuilding an engine get real expensive real fast...unless it's just me - but ask some of these guys what they have spent on their cars, and if they will tell you...be ready for a shock.

The cheapest to 'service' an A14 so it will go again at maybe 70-75hp would probably be around $400 I'd say to make sure it was reliable enough to last more that a few starts.

I continue to be suprised how much money goes into a 'budget' build.

Posted on: 2006/2/11 23:36
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wow mate your a few days too late
http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/v ... topic_id=20123&forum=2&10

on the other hand you could find some nice webers on ebay for about $500 and have a cam ground for $120 and perhaps find a electronic dizzy from $150-$550 the you might be able to make 120hp at the flywheel, things can get carried away when your looking for more and more power!

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As a simple conversion i wana drop a A15 in my 1200 ute. As this seems the least expensive excercise (for a school student) for instant power gains. My question is what a budget for a total rebuild would be if im seeking around 120hp? And what the optimum mods would be for this sort of power gain?
thanks in advance

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