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#13
Re: A14 build up and NOS
luis12
Posted on: 2009/10/7 17:09
check on the double springs...
i saw some pistons on the kameari site.
#12
Re: A14 build up and NOS
A14force
Posted on: 2009/10/6 8:38
If you can afford them, get some nice forged pistons.
If you plan to run nitrous, I'd suggest a camshaft with a 112' lobe separation angle.
#11
Re: A14 build up and NOS
LittleFireyOne
Posted on: 2009/10/6 0:40
I'd suggest the race double valve springs from Bprojects because the GX ones aren't rated for enough lift if you have a wild cam in it.
#10
Re: A14 build up and NOS
luis12
Posted on: 2009/10/5 15:08
i need opinions on the cam and pistons.
anyone??
#9
Re: A14 build up and NOS
popo1200perth
Posted on: 2009/9/17 3:35
mal does an electronic dizzy they work hellll good ey.. i have one in mine.. no problems at all with it. and easy as to install...im pretty sure he is weekend1000 on here.
#8
Re: A14 build up and NOS
TJ-Flames
Posted on: 2009/9/16 19:13
Damn you guys know what to put in an engin! Wont mind doing my a14 over like that!
#7
Re: A14 build up and NOS
luis12
Posted on: 2009/9/16 15:37
the car is A/T so no lighten flywheel for the moment.
where to get the electronic dizzy?? which pistons??
#6
Re: A14 build up and NOS
Dundee1000
Posted on: 2009/9/16 15:31
nice shopping list..
Electronic dizzy, prolly won't need head bolts if your going head studs... lighten the flywheel, might want to put some compression in it..
#5
Re: A14 build up and NOS
luis12
Posted on: 2009/9/16 13:26
What I'm thinking so far....feel free to give any opinions
All this from Bprojects: Adjustable Cam Gear Rocker Shaft Collar Valve Adjuster Screws GX Double Valve Springs Retainers " " " Seats " " " Springs Adjustable Chain Tensioner Racing Highlift Cam Twin Carb cooling plate Head studbolts Racing Chain Lightweight Pushrods Cylinder head bolts GX twin manifold 40s Sidedrafts Nismo Head gasket Conrod bolts
#4
Re: A14 build up and NOS
1000Coupe
Posted on: 2009/9/15 3:30
they are a very strong bottom end and a 50hp shot will do very nicely just when u need it without blowing it up. Its a great way to have a driveable car on the road and a faster car at the drags provided u dont go silly on weak or old internals.
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