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A14 rebuild
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I took my A14 out for a freshen up ,and found that the push rods had been rubbing on the block,
dont know why this is happening do you need differnt push rods when running a GX head and big cam???
or just grind a bit out of the block???

Also what type of bearings/rings are people using in the A series?
any help or suggestions welcome.

and where is a good place in sydney to get them???

Posted on: 2009/7/9 15:23
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Re: A14 rebuild
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Hi there as far as I know it should work unless your gx head has been skimmed altot which may cause your push rods to become to long. Are they bent at all. As for bearing I know alot of the guy use ACL. Good luck with solving the problem Im gona be corrected but thats what I love about this forum you learn new things everyday!

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Re: A14 rebuild
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i could supply just about anything u need for a14 rebuild .im in sydney contact 0412 864 741

Posted on: 2009/7/10 0:11
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I believe the occasion rubbing is not a problem.

At high RPMs (8000 RPM), the rocker shaft deflects and rockers move from side to side. This is solved with the Rocker Shaft Spacers and careful tighting (torque wrenc) of the shaft.

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slightly on topic,
what is the ideal side clearance between the bushes and the rocker posts/rocker arms when the springs on the rocker arms have been replaced with bushes?

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i run .25/.30mm clearance, had no problems at high rpm 8800

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any more opinions on the topic

Posted on: 2009/7/16 14:10
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thanks to bige for your time and suppling parts for my rebuild!!!

Posted on: 2009/7/20 0:32
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Hi Ben,

Just rebuilt my a15 with plenty of good stuff inside, was lucky to have the great help of a few datto experts along the way, feel free to PM me with any questions you have and i'll see if I can be of assistance,

Cheers

Matt

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does anyone know a place in brisbane to get a rebuild done?

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