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Re: the 120y report
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Thank you all for the kind words ,Ive taken a big step backwards to go forwards you could say ,the chev is still a collection plate at the moment and the white one is recieving a engine change .So its manifold making time and getting intercooler piping done which i will do all myself and im still up for a decent computer so its a bit allover the place at the moment .Im aiming for it to be finished in september in time for powercruise QLD ,As Ive aplied for a garage for the weekend ....cheers geoff

Posted on: 2006/3/3 11:03
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GO THE 120Y.

I agree with you Tom, we should start a thread about the 120y, and good luck with your project 120fly.

Posted on: 2006/3/3 10:34
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sounds like the 570Y project is alive and well!

the only good thing about going rotary is the fact it'd still handle... unless you have an extra $9000 for an aluminium world products "Motown" engine block...

I have my eye on another (possibly my 5th) 120Y sedan... plans are stock L18/Four speed/ 120Y BW68 diff...

I also have my eye on a 1200 ute shell... unsure about it as it's front valance is sitting on the ground... but it has all the bolt-on panels on it, a front bumper, and all the glass...

Posted on: 2006/3/3 10:22
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WOW, 150hp from a A14!!! I would so love to do dat! In South Africa no one does dat, dey jus throw out d A14 and put in an 4-AGE.

150hp = 112.5kw
112.5kw in a UTE, dat will kick ass!

I WANT ONE OF DAT

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hey there, sounds like a good project you have here. I have a 120y with twin sidedraft webbers, it made a big difference even before they were tuned.[img]I:\Photos\100V3240\120yGreen&Black.JPG[/img]

Posted on: 2006/3/3 9:25
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It was a bit of a guess with the hp there sidedraught so should i hope for more. it would be nice to hit a big number of hp i didnt want to get my hopes up thats all cheers .


I am sure it will make a HP figure that will make you happy, (I believe forced induction A series engines are making over 200 HP) but it takes more than HP to make a car fast and fun to drive, dont sacrifice driveability in the quest for big horsepower.

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i say we should start a thread dedicated to the 120y/b210..

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Yes im still plooding away with the chev collecting parts ,Dattochick has drained the pocket abit with her rotary and now a ute shell to come for her .so yeah its still on the cards....

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wer'nt you doin a 350 turbo "Y"?
If you still are hows that comin along

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It was a bit of a guess with the hp there sidedraught so should i hope for more. it would be nice to hit a big number of hp i didnt want to get my hopes up thats all cheers .

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