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Thanks guys
Posted on: 2009/6/2 13:01
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For A12, keep all bottom end stuff the same including pushrods. Just change the cylinder head.
Posted on: 2009/6/2 3:21
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bores are different sizes for the a12 to a15 piston, check the wiki
Posted on: 2009/6/2 3:02
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i think u will need to use the a12 ones wen i ran my a15 with an a12 head i used my a12 pushrods
Posted on: 2009/6/2 2:05
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Hey guys, I am just getting all the bits I will need for my A12 rebuild and I have just a few questions.
1) When fitting an oval port head ex A15 do I use the A15 push rods or the A12's?
2) Are the bores A12/A15 the same?
3) Do I use A12 piston and rods or A15 with the A15 head?
4) When fitting flat top pistons will I have valve clearence issues?
Your advise is appreciated as always.
Posted on: 2009/6/2 0:23
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