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#12 Re: GA16DE transmission adapter
matthewb Posted on: 2012/11/13 6:33
You got any of the GA16 head parts left?


#11 Re: GA16DE transmission adapter
Lemonhead Posted on: 2012/9/10 7:16
If anybody is reading this with GA16 motor and is looking for a some head parts I have some I won't be using and are for sale.

- Full overhauled head which has been ported an polished for racing.
- A pair of brand new cast cams, ground for racing, same profile as was run in the turbo Sierra's, it's hard to get a good cam profile because of the small buckets that the GA heads use.
- A new twin weber sidedraft manifold for the GA head, good for weber style TB's.

PM me if you want any further info.

If you did decide to use a GA motor, couldn't you remove the dizzy (so you don't have to cut a hole in your firewall) and use a crank angle sensor?


#10 Re: GA16DE transmission adapter
D Posted on: 2012/9/10 4:31
Im sure he used a 63a transmission from what I last read of it but just as easy to use a 71b or C box. Peter PJZ is campaigning this engine 1800cc version of the GA16DE in SCCA and mated it to a highly modified works 60 series box.


#9 Re: GA16DE transmission adapter
blownb310 Posted on: 2012/9/10 2:42
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I wish I knew what transmission this guy was using in his roadster.

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I got to see the car in person and took these pictures, but the owner was not near his car so I could not ask him. It was so low to the ground that I could not see under the car!

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There's his custom adapter. There are more pictures of the car and the custom work here.

Mike


#8 Re: GA16DE transmission adapter
D Posted on: 2012/9/7 1:50
GA16de can make 118hp atw with bolt on mods which is equivalent to an SR20DE

A QC18DE can make 175hp atw with bolt ons including cams and 185hp with extrude honed manifold, bigger TB and air intake.

All at under 7500rpm mainly 7300rpm.

They are underrated engines with narrower heads for better valve angles and ports like late bike engines.

http://web.archive.org/web/2005030520 ... et/tech/garage/engine.php

http://www.nissanforums.com/qg18-1-8l ... ng-guide-mods-list-2.html

PJZ peter is campaigning this engine soon in SCCA and says the weight is equivalent to an A15 still remaining compact overall.


#7 Re: GA16DE transmission adapter
lamb_daiquiri Posted on: 2012/6/22 23:15
Anyone in Vic keen to give this a go has the opportunity to pick up pretty much all the parts for $100-

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.d ... ageName=ADME:B:SS:AU:1123

I only wish I had the time. Usually no one bids on this type of thing so I'd expect to pay the starting bid. Based on what they've said you'd likely get the computer as well since they're doing an engine conversion.


#6 Re: GA16DE transmission adapter
teretonga Posted on: 2012/6/18 11:38
I race an N14 Pulsar with a GA16DE and they are a wonderful motor. Mine is due to come out for an SR20VE and I have been considering keeping the GA for my Lotus 7 project or in my 1200. If someone has the time to RWD these they won't be disappointed.


#5 Re: GA16DE transmission adapter
D Posted on: 2012/6/18 6:51
Theres is a vanette in JP that has the ga16de with rwd transmission using rwd bell section on 71c series box.
Otherwise contact PJZ hes racing one soon and reckons
there is bugger all compared in weight between and A15
and the GA16de with huge gains in midrange after testing.
He thinks is going to be an excellent race engine and its
mated to one of his 63a boxes using wait for it!!!....
2 pack bond of somekind like Devcon after a cut and shut.


#4 Re: GA16DE transmission adapter
estyre Posted on: 2012/6/18 5:57
this would an awesome conversion if someone had the time to make the adaptor plates up


#3 Re: GA16DE transmission adapter
ddgonzal Posted on: 2012/6/18 5:38
That might work. The MegaJolt crank-trigger box has output for it too.

Here's the manual transmission version. You could use the stock flywheel & clutch, stock starter too by using this bellhousing. A RWD transmission with a long enough input shaft might work with a spacer plate drilled for the tranmission bolt pattern.
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