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#8 Re: a14 with a turbo or a15 without
Gylezy Posted on: 2010/6/30 11:51
im making a series turbo manifolds if your interested mate?
http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/v ... hp?topic_id=44398&forum=1
heres the link
cheers
Dan


#7 Re: a14 with a turbo or a15 without
ssskiwi Posted on: 2010/6/30 11:48
Talk to bige on the forum here, he seems to have a good reputation for making these A series hum.


#6 Re: a14 with a turbo or a15 without
diymark Posted on: 2010/6/30 11:45
Depends on what you have access to - I'm a fitter so just about anything is possible (well... how much time do I want to spend on it is the question here) but I'm not sure what you have access to.

This is what makes the cost vary heaps - how much work you want to do/can do your self.

Common NA mods involve...

Cams - more duration, lumpier profile.
Porting - clean up and open up bowl/guide area, port matching
Heads - find your self a A14/A15 oval port if you dont already have one
Exhaust - headers (or even stock manifold) with a 2" system
Intake - goes hand in hand with carbs
Carbs - Webbers, SU's or to be different; motor bike carbs (looks best!)
Pistons - Hi comp (forged if you have money to burn)
Crank - Polish and knife edge
Rods - Polish and lighten
Flywheel - Lighten plus drill
Springs - higher shut pressure on the valves
Retainers - Ali or titanium valve retainers
Push rods - lighter ones
Crank Pulley - lighten, smaller for less fan rpms
Rebuild - rings, seals, bearings, oil pump, water pump, ARP bolts
Roller rockers - only really good if you have cut valve guides or tons of money for bling and requires the mandatory perspex rocker cover!
Sump - baffles + larger
Balance Engine - blue print rods too
Bigger Radiator
Electric Dissy

Last but not least a TUNE! Get the carbs running smick and set your timing (to what fuel you want to use) or all that work is wasted.

I think Ive covered all the mods beside silly things like making custom cylinder heads or full race mods like larger valves, etc.


#5 Re: a14 with a turbo or a15 without
dantheman0433 Posted on: 2010/6/30 11:08
what could i do i have 5 grand sitting thier but im not sure what to do


#4 Re: a14 with a turbo or a15 without
ssskiwi Posted on: 2010/6/30 10:41
I think you will need to do quite a bit of work to a std A15 to match the A14T. 100CC isn't that much extra HP compared to what a turbo could add.


#3 Re: a14 with a turbo or a15 without
dantheman0433 Posted on: 2010/6/30 10:14
well iv got an a15 at the moment and mate is buliding an a14 with a turbo but as i am a p plater i cant turbo it and im wondering what i can do to make mine quicker that his its a standed a14 with a turbo


#2 Re: a14 with a turbo or a15 without
benny Posted on: 2010/6/30 9:52
Depends on the intended use... Capacity and/or a turbo alone wont make one engine outright better than the other.
At the end of the day its comes down to the $$$ investment and selecting the right parts. Either option can be made to haul.


#1 a14 with a turbo or a15 without
dantheman0433 Posted on: 2010/6/30 9:01
i just want to no what would be better and faster






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