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#12 Re: A12 turbo
ddgonzal Posted on: 2017/11/1 5:28
Multi layer gasket was used for 1971 Datsun 1200 GX engine, but maybe the middle layer was not steel? It was very thin


#11 Re: A12 turbo
D Posted on: 2017/11/1 4:42
You can get the head O-ringed as well and use stock head gaskets
but not sure how better or cheaper MLS is versus older solutions.


#10 Re: A12 turbo
datto88 Posted on: 2017/10/31 11:04
Also are all a12 engines the same? I got one from a 120y to rebuild


#9 Re: A12 turbo
datto88 Posted on: 2017/10/31 8:55
Thanks guys




#7 Re: A12 turbo
datto88 Posted on: 2017/10/30 10:07
I wont be running more than 10 psi. Where can i buy stronger head studs?


#6 Re: A12 turbo
zigmondo Posted on: 2017/10/30 0:30
Hey leigh - No problem on the turbo ute as it runs 10psi.
Im getting parts together to build a 15psi+ version to go in the Clubman 7
so I'm just upping everything I did on the last one
dp


#5 Re: A12 turbo
LAGWAGON Posted on: 2017/10/30 0:03
i dont think an MLS is necessary unless youre running big boost. head studs are definitely a good idea though.

ziggy, have you had dramas with the a15 efi turbo?


#4 Re: A12 turbo
ddgonzal Posted on: 2017/10/29 22:56
If you're looking for MLS gasket, Bprojects sells them for A14/A15

For copper gasket, Cometic custom order will do


#3 Re: A12 turbo
zigmondo Posted on: 2017/10/29 21:21
I'm also looking for boosted head gasket options but couldn't find A series head gasket on there website



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