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drmini in aust wrote:
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What kind of effort and cost would one have to put into a 1275 to get 1400cc out of it?

From basically scratch, unless something can be pillaged from my 998 (highly unlikely)


You can just bore it to 1400 (74mm) but really, you are just giving block life away. I'd stick with 1330 or 1360.
$150 for a good bore and hone job, and ~$300 for pistons.
$140 for a crank regrind (or $240 if you want a big journal one stroked too). Add another $200 or so for 4x S rods if you stroke it.
$100 max for bearings and thrusts.
$60 for an oil pump.
$130 or so for a cam grind.
$100 for cam followers.

As for the head, it depends. New valves and springs and guides will cost about $250. Add head reco work, and porting if required.


What does a 1275 block usually go for?
I'd also need 7.5" discs for the front..

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a full rover 1275 motor from mini imports in vic
is 2000 :? I think

contact Josh from mini imports

disc brakes about 1200


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adamstuart wrote:
drmini in aust wrote:
adamstuart wrote:
What kind of effort and cost would one have to put into a 1275 to get 1400cc out of it?

From basically scratch, unless something can be pillaged from my 998 (highly unlikely)


You can just bore it to 1400 (74mm) but really, you are just giving block life away. I'd stick with 1330 or 1360.
$150 for a good bore and hone job, and ~$300 for pistons.
$140 for a crank regrind (or $240 if you want a big journal one stroked too). Add another $200 or so for 4x S rods if you stroke it.
$100 max for bearings and thrusts.
$60 for an oil pump.
$130 or so for a cam grind.
$100 for cam followers.

As for the head, it depends. New valves and springs and guides will cost about $250. Add head reco work, and porting if required.


What does a 1275 block usually go for?
I'd also need 7.5" discs for the front..

I have a [edit] 1310 short motor for sale if you are interested. Small journal tufftrided crank, S rods, Hepolite 21253 pistons, low miles.
Now has reground crank and new bearings.
Disassembled for inspection.
PM me for details. I live not far from you.
:wink:

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yeah i was more thinking of cost and reliability than originality, i only want to pay around 1500 and i can do all the work myself


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A mild fast road n/a 1275 will be the easiest to build and most reliable and useable, especially over a boosted smallblock.

but with only such a small amount of money you will have to rebuild one of the engines you have which wont leave much left for mods and boost is out of the question.

i'd recommend a mild fast road 1100 made out of what you have available.


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