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1. when was the a15's made?
2. because it is made in 19xx year, does it need the fuel additive? (like this stock coupe does and its a bitch!)
3. would it be wiser for the resale value of the coupe to keep the original motor (and just change it to manual) or put the a15 in?
4. obviously performance would be beter with the a15, but by how much?
5. would it be beter just to weber, extrator and what not the a12 and sell off the a15?
6. anything else?
1. Anywhere from 1978 to 1998, even as recent as the 21st century.
2. No, shouldn't need it some people have installed it but it does nothing to improve performance. Run it on standard pump fuel like it was designed for. If you're really paranoid (about whatever it is that makes you want one) then sure run one.
3. It's always good to keep the original motor as a package that comes with the car, but I would think a bigger capacity engine would be more desirable especially if it has more power. Keep the original motor so when you sell it the two stay together (car + motor).
4. A15 Carb model makes 80hp, A15EGI Makes 92hp
5. Up to you, all A-series require alot of cash to get good power but once you get there they are very fun to drive.
6. ???
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