7 port headed A series engine in a Mk3 Coupe

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Re: 7 port headed A series engine in a Mk3 Coupe

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Sorry to bring up an old thread, but im really interested in a 7port for my next stage with my Mini.

Im in two minds whether to keep my 1275 (well borrowing it from my Dads Midas) with 266cam and getting a US alloy 7port, with webbers and the new mappable aldon dizzy.
Manifold, do you have a link to where you got your US head from? :)

I love the sc head, but with ecu and TB's, 3k is rather steep for myself, considering im a student. :P
I really fancy the simplistic option of a 7port with webbers, but I can't decide whether to just build a 5port 1430, my budget being 2k for everything.
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Re: 7 port headed A series engine in a Mk3 Coupe

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Best place to go is the manufacturer...which is Pierce Manifolds:

http://www.piercemanifolds.com/product_p/99003.849.htm

This is where all those other suppliers like MED etc get them from. Half the price of the Minisport Cast Iron head and obviously a lot more repairable if the worst happens.

Very nice to deal with too and the shipping was quite cheap if I remember rightly.
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