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engine appropriate? 1800

posted by  nalletill1000 on  Mon Jun 5 15:01 CST 2006
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B20 should not be any problem at all, but the rear brakes you can forget! -65 P1800 has drums and a completely different rear end compaired to the 140 series. You will not be able to mount rotors without serious modifications and if you will change rear end you will have to modify either body or the rear end, a very major task. I have never had any problems with the brakes on any 130/amazon equal to the P1800, so I would not consider the effort unless you aiming for serious HP.
Good luck with your buy, Bjorn






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