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Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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There is obviously a propblem with yours. My a14 with cam etc revs to 7000rpm unbalanced without any vibration. Even my old/worn stock a14 would rev to over 6000rpm without vibration. If you think an a12 will beat a a14 you must be kidding. The difference the extra 200cc makes is incredible. Bolt your gx head onto a a14 (modify oil galleries as required) you will notice a huge difference and it will save you from having to put a big cam in with the lumpy idle that you say do not wish to have.

Posted on: 2005/3/17 8:41
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     Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/15 6:29
       Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly converted 2005/3/15 6:38
         Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly ddgonzal 2005/3/15 7:33
           Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Dodgeman 2005/3/15 11:17
             Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/15 12:05
               Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly L18_B110 2005/3/15 14:00
                 Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/16 8:40
                   Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Freak 2005/3/16 9:18
                     Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/16 9:31
                       Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly nicholas 2005/3/17 6:16
                         Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/17 8:28
                           Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Freak 2005/3/17 8:41
                             Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/17 9:06
                               Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Freak 2005/3/17 9:49
                               Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly pro240c 2005/3/17 9:50
                                 Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/17 10:16
                                   Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Freak 2005/3/17 10:27
                                     Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/17 10:41
                                       Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Freak 2005/3/17 10:52
                               Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly teretonga 2005/3/18 3:29
                                 Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/18 6:41




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