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12A to 13B conversion

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Old Oct 21, 2003 | 06:40 PM
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12A to 13B conversion

in order to convert my 12A to a 13B, to put the main block together, do i need anything besides rotors, eshaft, and SE housings?
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Old Oct 21, 2003 | 07:08 PM
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for the main block i would need the dowel pins and tension bolts, for the rest of the engine i need the front and rear counterweights, the rest of the front parts are the same so i dont need different ones right?

so the list is...

SE Rotor Housings
13B Rotors
13B Eshaft
4 13B Dowel Pins
13B Tension Bolts
Front & Rear Counterweights to match whatever rotors i use

is there anything else i need? there are 4 different types of tension bolts for 13Bs, i know i need 17 since the 12A rear side housing is being used, but how many of each kind do i need? for 12A there are only long and short, for the 13B there is long, long ribbed, short , and short ribbed. thanks in advance

edit: ok i found out the ribbed ones are for 89 and on engines so i just need the other ones, but damn they are expensive - 15 bucks a piece! thats gonna be over 200 dollars if i buy new ones!! i will definatly get a used set.

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Old Oct 22, 2003 | 05:42 AM
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wow very nice project!!! sorry but i can help you...
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