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72datto
Re: A14 twins or efi?
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Hahaha well that is another way to do it as well... Just need to find a stuffed a14 that I can steal the numbers off

Posted on: 2014/3/24 10:27
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Re: A14 twins or efi?
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Or you could re-stamp the A15 ;)

Posted on: 2014/3/24 9:32
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That was my plan but I got a great price on an A15 :) so I'll have to jump through their hoops for this one...

Posted on: 2014/3/24 3:28
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Cheers man will do that

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Just put the standard manifold and carby on it and get it passed the blue slip and once u have the engine numbers on the papers u can go to town on it...

Posted on: 2014/3/24 0:57
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Posted on: 2014/3/23 22:37
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What state are u in?

Posted on: 2014/3/23 22:24
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I thought a single sidedraught or twin su's would be ok.

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A14 performance engine requires engineering too, does it not? A stock A14 does not exceed 20% HP increase.

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I've still got the ca stuff, we looking to get price with engineering, fuel set ups, wiring up, tuning , and the motor I bought the ute with is stuffed, so I'd need to get a new engine. I was just looking for a bit more power from the a motor, but want something smoothish

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