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#34
Re: L series engines in a 1200
Posted on: 2012/12/8 12:08
Just don't ask where it fits so nice cause its not in his car
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#32
Re: L series engines in a 1200
townie
Posted on: 2012/12/8 10:37
Haha, I have both sumps. but I gave my crossmember to superfatto
#31
Re: L series engines in a 1200
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2012/12/8 8:03
Depending on which oil sump you use, and which.engine bracets, you can use the same crossmember
#30
Re: L series engines in a 1200
Posted on: 2012/12/8 6:55
Pigdog swears CA is easier conversion in the size of the engine bay
#29
Re: L series engines in a 1200
townie
Posted on: 2012/12/8 5:29
Just purchased a L20B to go into my rig in the next few months, cannot wait. It came with twin su's and I am not sure if I should stick with them or go twin DCOE's, I am thinking as this is the final conversion that I will be going with mild porting and a mild cam to make it fun, unless a stock L20B with twin su's is the business in a 1200.
I dunno how much more difficult a L20B crossmember will be to make compared to a ca18det, but I think my ca crossmember was spot on for engine position. Heaps of this conversion I am really keen on having a play with.
#28
Re: L series engines in a 1200
PIGDOG
Posted on: 2012/12/8 2:16
the weight wasnt an issue in my sedan either, went round corners just as well as an A series 1200 with similar suspention setup. and the torque is where the difference is. going from driving a 1200 with a worked A12 to one with a standard l20b in it the different is amazing. the car actually starts moving before 5000rpm
you have to remember than an L series is usually going to be mounted lower and further back in a conversion than what an A series is standard
#25
Re: L series engines in a 1200
Posted on: 2012/12/3 11:53
got to be bigger than yours
definately bigger than mineYou can view topic.
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