Gauging interest in running 12a engine.

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Gauging interest in running 12a engine.

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I'm in the final stages of building a 12a half bridgeport so the 12a engine currently in my 85' FB will be coming out in the next few weeks. It's been a good runner over the 12 months since I bought the car but I haven't compression tested it so can't guarantee the condition. Can be heard running in the vehicle if you're quick - I'm hoping to get the new engine in sooner rather than later.
To be clear it is the keg, flywheel and clutch only that is up for grabs, no manifolds, no carb or alternator. PM me if interested.

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biznatch wrote:I'm in the final stages of building a 12a half bridgeport so the 12a engine currently in my 85' FB will be coming out in the next few weeks. It's been a good runner over the 12 months since I bought the car but I haven't compression tested it so can't guarantee the condition. Can be heard running in the vehicle if you're quick - I'm hoping to get the new engine in sooner rather than later.
To be clear it is the keg, flywheel and clutch only that is up for grabs, no manifolds, no carb or alternator. PM me if interested.

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hi m8 who`s building it for u ???
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I'm building it this week, last time I built a rotary it was my old 12a turbo about 15 years ago, not too difficult from memory. . Has taken a good few months of cleaning, inspecting, lapping the plates, porting and gathering the parts to get the spec I want.
I'll try to photograph everything so I can document the build process in my project thread.
I am replacing both rotor housings and using carbon apex seals in an attempt to prolong the life of the housings.
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that's cool m8 i wish i could rebuild & tune them my self, what sort of power r u going to get??? ps. u should get a comp test as it would definitely aid ur sale.
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mc turbo wrote:that's cool m8 i wish i could rebuild & tune them my self, what sort of power r u going to get??? ps. u should get a comp test as it would definitely aid ur sale.
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Good point about the comp test. I think I know where I might be able to borrow one from :D
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I've got a brand new one of you want to rent it for £500 per 24hrs!! Hehehe


How much you chasing ??
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LOL! Difficult to put a fair price on it without testing it first. I was thinking around the £300 mark if it's a goodin.
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