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#11
Re: building an a14
popo1200perth
Posted on: 2010/4/9 18:22
yeah no worries mate. another bloke on here is dundee1000 he is a great help he gets all of my parts for me pretty much.
#12
Re: building an a14
mpower
Posted on: 2010/4/9 18:24
well the problem is that i live in the dominican republic and is not easy to find all the parts
#13
Re: building an a14
popo1200perth
Posted on: 2010/4/10 3:12
yeah mike is able to get a lot of parts through bprojects. they deal with pretty much everything lol
#14
Re: building an a14
datski620
Posted on: 2010/4/10 3:23
h89 head double valve springs, mild cam, twin sidies extractors, electric dizzy and all should be fine. Dont need much more then that
#15
Re: building an a14
datsonovic
Posted on: 2010/4/10 3:42
Hi, Have you or a friend got a welder and/or any good at it?
With a weekend and about $50.00 worth of 1 inch ID steam pipe bends you could make a pretty sweet turbo manifold set up for your A14. Is your turbo fitted with a carbon seal (can it be converted?) if so you could make a very simple draw through turbo setup, I have run a draw through turbo setup on my A15 for 10 years plus (30+psi boost)and found it to be both economical and very reliable. On the other hand you could go for a blow through setup (if your turbo is not fitted with a carbon seal) however this type of setup is a little more tricky to get setup and get running properly. A turbo charged A-series is a beautiful thing and make buckets of torque all on standard internals, just don`t rev the piss out of them (6000rpm+) Somthing to think about anyway. Cheers, G O T H E D A T!!
#16
Re: building an a14
mpower
Posted on: 2010/6/9 22:44
hi guys im going on the turbo a14 but i want no carbi on it i want to go EFI im after a complete EFI manifold if anyone can help me
thanks
#17
Re: building an a14
diymark
Posted on: 2010/6/9 23:17
Why is double valve springs being suggested - surely stronger single ones would do?
Even my circa '79 A12 will rev to 8000 on bike carbs and extractors using stock springs - not many street-able cam grinds would need rpm capabilities higher than that surely?! You can view topic.
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