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#14
Re: A12 Info (Please)
datostock
Posted on: 2008/12/23 8:02
dw mate we have kept ours and sold them on
#13
Re: A12 Info (Please)
cheater_5
Posted on: 2008/12/23 7:40
"stockers" are destroyers of 1200's and rapers of parts. Please do not just throw 1200/120y/b310 bodies and parts away when you get your drivetrain and assume the rest is useless.
Seen it happen to many times. [/rant]
#12
Re: A12 Info (Please)
datostock
Posted on: 2008/12/23 6:14
Hey there
thanks for the huge input learning abit about these now! Firstly Carbys have to be standard im affraid practically everything But ive been told there are diff A12 datsun motors that are better IE: Ive been told the A12 with the M2 marking on it has a lighter crankshaft or something like that so thats what im trying to find out now... If there are motors that have better parts in them than others...but cant be performance models... PS The Datsuns are more comen than the toyotas down these ways the datsuns are blisting the toyota I think my motor had 45kw on the dyno if that makes sence????
#11
Re: A12 Info (Please)
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2008/12/23 6:07
yes the GX was a "performance model" only sold in Asian markets (and in South Africa). It had a factory twin-carburetor 1200 motor.
The GX block was normal, but most were fitted with flat-top pistons instead of dished pistons for increased compression. The other changes for GX were all in the induction system: twin carbs, large-port cylinder head, slightly higher-RPM camshaft, and freer-flowing exhaust manifold. Don't know if you can use any of that in your class. Maybe the flat-top pistons, which you can find in any old Datsun 1000 Coupe engine. You know that alone should be good for 1-2% increase in power. Comparing the A12 engine to other 1200cc engines you're allowed to use (Toyota 3K). It was not a particulary high performing engine. However, the Nissan A12 was lightweight for the time (aluminm cylnder head), super reliable and super simple to work on, a "pushrod" engine. Original engines are still going strong 35 years later. Mine is an original, never rebuilt engine, daily driver. But it seems the 3K is the same, also a pushrod engine, with exactly the same rating of 68 HP as the Datsun A12 engine. If you are allowed to use a non-stock carburetor, fit a single Weber 36/36, that should increase performance notably.
#8
Re: A12 Info (Please)
datostock
Posted on: 2008/12/23 5:20
also this is in our rules..
Donor cars are Datsun 1200, Datsun 120Y and Sunny 1200cc using A12 engine, or Toyota Corolla using 1200cc 3K engine, no SSS GT or performance model cars or parts so does this mean I can not use the GX motor? as its a performance model?
#7
Re: A12 Info (Please)
datostock
Posted on: 2008/12/23 4:02
You dont have msn by anychance so we can talk on this issue a bit better?
#6
Re: A12 Info (Please)
spenc
Posted on: 2008/12/23 3:57
i edited my post as i didnt read yous properly
your better of buying the whole engine if possible as they cam standard with flat top pistons and a bigger cam and twin carbys higher comp ect
#5
Re: A12 Info (Please)
datostock
Posted on: 2008/12/23 3:52
thanks Spence but we have to run the standard carbs its part of the rules over here :( Were would I be able to purchase a GX head??? Im guessing they wouldnt be illegal if they work with a normal a12 motor and come standard?
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