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CA20E?
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Iv started a converstion for my 120y i wanted a cheap power up grade without turbo charging the a12 so i decided on a CA20E (multi point fuel injection) it was cheaper and i think will be more reliable than turbo charging the a12.

Any thoughts and coments would be greatly aprreciated

Posted on: 2007/4/28 20:33
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2 words best describe the ca20e those words are boat anchor

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i agree. A L20B would be a better engine!

those pintara motors are ####!

Posted on: 2007/4/28 22:55
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i think will be more reliable than turbo charging the a12.

I run a suck through SU set up on an A14, good for 90 rwkw and an everyday driver. Plenty reliable if you respect it. And, much lighter than either an L series or CA20!

Posted on: 2007/4/28 22:58
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Not worth running the ca20. A lot better engine choices and setups are out there. I once read a post from a member of this club. The best place for a ca20 is in the back of ute on the way to the dump.

Posted on: 2007/4/29 0:01
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Ca20's arn't that awfull but they do have flaws... The factory injections leave alot to be desired as do the heads cracking and warping... other than that, not a bad idea.

Posted on: 2007/4/29 1:16
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Nothing is going to be "cheap". It's probably cheaper to buy a whole new car with the conversion already done than to go through the whole engine conversion process yourself. I think there is a coupe for sale at the moment with a ca on this site. Very well priced too.
Either way best of luck

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A guy locally has a CA20, with a CA18det head on it. It is a leathal weapon!

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L series could be a better option

i believe you can use a 180b crossmember in the 120y to give you the L series mounts.

(i may be wrong though)

Posted on: 2007/4/29 4:31
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Are they really that bad? is there anything positive about them because i already have the motor in it has got after market computer and injectors which are still waiting to be tuned.
Is there much involded changing the heads from a ca18? The conversion has been cheap iv only spent 80 dollars so far. I have got a bit left but hopefully it wont be to bad. As its my first car im not really after the power just something with a bit of stick not a xr8 killer thow it would be nice

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