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Re: A engine to Super A
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Posted by Janicholson on October 22, 2005 at 16:42:47 from (66.173.50.82):
In Reply to: A engine to Super A posted by Gene37 on October 22, 2005 at 15:46:34:
Red Dave is correct.
If you want to make it as powerful as a super A it can be done with a sleeve kit, there are many options. IMHO the only one to avoid is the sleeve set that requires the boring of the deck of the block, and the sleeve spigot hole in the lower part of the block.
If you want to flat replace your engine with a super A engine or other 123ci engine , I believe they bolt in with few problems some may require front cover changes (help me here guys). The advantage is modest live hydraulics (with the required effort to assemble the needed components, and some additional power.
JimN
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