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An AAN head (or 7A as well) can be readily modified for the ABY/ADU hall sensor location. The 7A head is a popular choice for S2 monster builds as the head will have seen a lot less stress in its previous life... None of the potential crack worries around the spark-plug holes - and cheaper too for now !
Yes but the guy who always helps me with the "modifications" is away the whole summer so I'm in need of bolt-on . I'm currently selling my 18" chrome, some other extra spare parts to make the car run again.
2004 9-5 aero
2009 Subaru Legacy Diesel
1994 Toyota Supra Eurospec 6-spd LHD
3-4 Audis in parts
An AAN head (or 7A as well) can be readily modified for the ABY/ADU hall sensor location. The 7A head is a popular choice for S2 monster builds as the head will have seen a lot less stress in its previous life... None of the potential crack worries around the spark-plug holes - and cheaper too for now !
Paul
Sorry to hijack thread , any pics, info on the Hall sender mod on a 7A head as i want to drop my dizzy.
Thanks.
Carlos.
On the look out for less bits for my s2 saloon project. Now supporting myself by shooting for my food. www.airgunforum.co.uk
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