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Carl S
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Whoa, that's a fantastic collection of information there Tom! It's certainly a lot of the questions I had, and wanted to ask about the A series engine.

Thanks :)


Lone Wolf

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it wasnt a loada old bollocks after all Tom
apparently the metty turbo diff is the one without the thrust blocks
this could lead to busted diff pins and planet gears


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Tom Fenton
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Can we stop spamming this post please folks, its supposed to be as a reference, lets try not to clog it up with shite, cheers...............


On 29th Nov, 2016 madmk1 said:


On 28th Nov, 2016 Rob Gavin said:
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It makes sense that the MG cam would be ideal in the turbo. The boost would calm it lower down (check! ) and the extra exhaust duration would allow it to empty "better" timed in earlier would allow the inlet to shut in the right place and give a good gas pulse for the exhaust whilst still allowing it enough time to get out at high revs. Be interesting to know what a bog standard metty turbo would put out with an MG cam and no other mods. My bet is quite a bit more.

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If the standard turbo engine didn't have piston cooling jets, where did they originate from?

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At the end of each race, people ask me what my oil pressure was like. It's only then that I think to check.

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People making and installing jets themselves. No A or A+ block ever came from the factory with oil cooling piston jets.


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On 28th Nov, 2016 Rob Gavin said:
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Like fuel 😂😂


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The group "A" factory motors were fitted with them.

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Sorry to bump an old thread, but what about the extra oil galleries in the main bearings on the block?

Was that a turbo only feature? or just something that some engines had and some didnt?

All the standard 1275 blocks I've stripped down had just 1 oil gallery hole in each main bearing race. the 1 engine I stripped which I KNOW was a genuine turbo motor had 2 oil gallery holes in each main....

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Arge

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Anything more to add to this thread as i feel it is unfinished ?

Will my project ever be finished !!? hopefully you guys can help !
Its only been like 10 years in the making and I'm only just assembling my engine!


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resurrect the dead. I thought all the 1275 blocks were one in the same Seeing as I have a few supposed "Turbo" blocks striped I am going to check the fact below.

Interesting factoid if true.

On 10th May, 2009 Prawn said:
Sorry to bump an old thread, but what about the extra oil galleries in the main bearings on the block?

Was that a turbo only feature? or just something that some engines had and some didnt?

All the standard 1275 blocks I've stripped down had just 1 oil gallery hole in each main bearing race. the 1 engine I stripped which I KNOW was a genuine turbo motor had 2 oil gallery holes in each main....

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Paul Ireson

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What piston CR would you recommend for 1275, using GT1750 turbo and what make of piston ?


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i recomend posting in the corrects section *hehe!* *hehe!*

but to answer your question a CR between 8:1 and 9:1

Yes i moved to the darkside *happy*

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