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hi been doing a bit of serching, i have just removed my 1.8 16v on twin 40's. i want to make it a 2.0ltr on twin 40's. just need some advice. whats best, to fit my 1.8 head to a 9a bottom end or to get a whole 9a and swap the inlet cam or to get an abf(i think thats the other one) and leave it. bit of help to sort me out please. :?

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hi been doing a bit of serching, i have just removed my 1.8 16v on twin 40's. i want to make it a 2.0ltr on twin 40's. just need some advice. whats best, to fit my 1.8 head to a 9a bottom end or to get a whole 9a and swap the inlet cam or to get an abf(i think thats the other one) and leave it. bit of help to sort me out please. :?

 

as standard, the ABF is the best engine, but it's a slightly taller block and I'm not 100% that you won't have some problems with parts fitting/clearing because of this. the cams on the ABF are slightly higher lift than the KR (1.8) but shorter duration I think.

If you get a whole 6A/9A don't bother taking the head of if it's in good nick, will just cost you a headgasket and bolts, whack in the KR inlet cam though the 9A is too flat.

Best option is a good 2L bottom end (any 16v engine code) plus a flowed head, all the 16v heads have the same potential flowed.

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cheers for that mike quite handy, finding that people either love carbs or hate them. (bit late now already own them so that makes me a lover).

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