The first car I heard of with 4-valves per cylinder was when a local guy bought one: 1985 Porsche 928 "fastest car sold in USA". But the one that got my attention was the much-publicized pocket rocket Corolla FX-16 back in 1987. Little did I know that the works racing B110s got that kind of engine back in 1973!

V I D E O: Sound of LZ14

Nostalgic Hero 154 Dec 2012 "Special Feature 1: Tokimeki Sporty Model" [Excitement of Sporty Car], Sunny Coupe 1200 GX5, Cherry Coupe 1200 X-1 R

Nostalgic Speed magazine ​​March 2016 vol.009 Mania Engine Large Collection Vol. 1
engines of Nissan works
* LY cross-flow head
* LR/FIA round-port "Safari head" of the works 240Z. Also 4-cylinder version
* LZ 16-valve DOHC head of the TS Sunny KPB110
* TC24-B1
* TC24-B1Z
* KA24 head on Z16 block

Google search: SS KUBO

Speed Shop KUBO Sunny

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Wow. Stunning bit of 1200 kit! Was this ever FIA homologated, or was it for JDM series racing only? Dream find: (if I was absurdly rich instead of devilishly handsome) Procure one of these kits, 3d scan it, create CAD files of the original, produce 'continuation' versions for the 1200 aficionados around the globe. (for a price, of course...)

beaut pics! thanks
some crafty dude could make these in full carbon and use 2J Racing qr25de NA 280hp engines.