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#13 Re: How to increase power from a stock A12
D Posted on: 2014/6/5 0:05

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#12 Re: How to increase power from a stock A12
ddgonzal Posted on: 2014/6/4 22:12
2-1/2" exhaust will lower the HP. Go with 1-3/4 for max HP or 1.5 for max smoothness.

To swap from A12 to A14 requires several mods:
* (optional) fit the stronger A14 gearbox
* modify the engine mounts
* swap the exhaust down pipe
See A-series Engine Swaps


#11 Re: How to increase power from a stock A12
Djk098 Posted on: 2014/6/4 10:39
okay thanks, these are the engine mounts

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#10 Re: How to increase power from a stock A12
clyons8 Posted on: 2014/6/4 3:17
2.5 inch would be huge and I do not think there would be any power gains.


#9 Re: How to increase power from a stock A12
datsunbeginner Posted on: 2014/6/3 9:53
Just need to show us which engine mount brackets you have installed. The A14 takes a different bracket on some A12s otherwise should swap right in. Also look at getting a 32/36 Weber downdraft carburetor. Its an affordable upgrade from the standard carb and gives more power but less fuel economy. All you need is an adapter plate and it mounts to the standard intake manifold. Can be bought online.


#8 Re: How to increase power from a stock A12
Djk098 Posted on: 2014/6/3 8:48
Do I need to put/ modify anything to get the a14 in?


#7 Re: How to increase power from a stock A12
Djk098 Posted on: 2014/6/3 5:15
Thanks mate I'll look into, would a new exsaust say 2 1/2 inch help on the A14?


#6 Re: How to increase power from a stock A12
clyons8 Posted on: 2014/6/3 3:40
Unless it is a proven recently reconditioned engine.

Proven means receipts and documentation from a reputed workshop. Not just repco receipts for pistons, gaskets, etc.


#5 Re: How to increase power from a stock A12
clyons8 Posted on: 2014/6/3 3:38
Absolutely. Running, good condition A14 engines will cost anywhere between 350 and 500. Anything higher than that is in my opinion, expensive.


#4 Re: How to increase power from a stock A12
Djk098 Posted on: 2014/6/3 3:35
Looking to spend under $800 as I'm still at school with only a casual job. Will I find a good A14 with for that money?



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