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All alloy A series look alike :)
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Posted on: 2010/4/4 4:34
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Re: All alloy A series look alike :)
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do you know what this motor is from D? obvoiusly a racing application?

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looks also similar to a kent type 4 cyl

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Its actually the Pinto OHC block that can be taken to 2.5 litres.

If only one of the japanese companies got on the act and made a
83mm bore A series blocks and AY 3 valve heads!

heres the thread for the engine

http://passionford.com/forum/general- ... linder-head-page-2-a.html

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Edited by D on 2010/4/4 13:08:14
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I dont think its an OHC engine, on the right side of the front face that looks awfully like a camshaft bearing. Its probably a kent block.

EDIT: here is their page http://www.cosworthusa.com/store/pc/v ... dcategory=18&idproduct=28

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Its quite clear its an OHC or DOHC block just by looking for pushrod provisions...none.
This is the Sierra style block based on the Pinto OHC.

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The block is not OHC. Only cylinder heads can be OHC.

In the case of Cosworth they made a special OHC head for the block.

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Keep in mind that Cosworth made a whole host of 1600cc & 2000cc "Pinto" based blocks and heads, mainly because they were so many racing cars and series using them.............never surprised to see another variant from them.

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Cosworth also made the Vega twin-cam head. The head was nice, but the rest of the engine was not so great.

The Datsun a-series is a proven durable engine.

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To be pedantic then the block is for an OHC head or DOHC head.
It cannot be used for pushrod heads period.

The A series engine is a good engine but heavy compared to
some of the modern and aftermarket 4 cyl all alloy engines.
Also A series will be rare in the near future unless we can
get them from South Africa.

Posted on: 2010/4/9 10:55
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