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#1 twin cam a series
nick_m Posted on: 2005/12/21 9:54
Hey i have been investigating this purely out of interest, and there was a guy on here username: Matt from NZ who got a substantial way through doing a twin cam head conversion using a mazda mx5 head and was just wondering what the verdict was. DID HE GET IT RUNNING?!

Any one else ever get a twin cam head running?
What about feral he got pretty far through as well, anyone find out what head he was using?

cheers
Nick


#2 Re: twin cam a series
dattodevil Posted on: 2005/12/21 11:22
probably no more than what you know now.


#3 Re: twin cam a series
Ronald Posted on: 2005/12/21 11:57
dunno either, but as soon as someone gets one to run, put it in a envelope and mail it to me


#4 Re: twin cam a series
1200rallycar Posted on: 2005/12/22 9:38
seen two in sprint cars using e15 head, definately do-able...


#5 Re: twin cam a series
Dodgeman Posted on: 2005/12/22 12:43
Isn't the E series a single overhead camshaft design?
Go the twin cam.


#6 Re: twin cam a series
matbighat Posted on: 2005/12/23 5:28
wondering if the twin cam would be even worth all the trouble compared to a worked GX head. probably not


#7 Re: twin cam a series
nicholas Posted on: 2005/12/23 6:57
Quote:
Isn't the E series a single overhead camshaft design?



that is correct, i don't recon thats too hard to do, once you have the pulleys mounted and oil holes sorted out it should be straight forward


#8 Re: twin cam a series
Lobster Posted on: 2005/12/23 23:48
I thought the one that errol was doing was a G16 head out of one of the newer pulsars


#9 Re: twin cam a series
A14force Posted on: 2005/12/25 3:39
Didn't Nissan4eva reckon he was onto one too? I'm all ears.


#10 Re: twin cam a series
hotrod88 Posted on: 2005/12/25 4:06
I don't know about the twin cam head but I am interested in the E- series conversion. smaller combustion chambers , crossflow head . sounds like the way to go!!!!!!



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