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Hi all! I have a 240 SX KA24E head that I would like to trade for a truck KA24E Cylinder head. If you have what I need please let me know. The head will com complete with rocker arm assy, cam, valves, basically fully assembled. The reason I am looking to trade is because my side draft manifold is for the truck cylinder heads! Thank you!

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No, my manifold is for the KA. The intake ports between the two heads that I have are very different. Maybe difference in years. the blocks are different too.

 

Basket / dampener crank shaft journal assy and the truck has independent journals.

 

 

So any one want to trade me?

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The blocks ARE different. Do you have any pictures of the Head/Manifold?

 

Ony persistent to help because it's always better if you can make due with what you have. And it might be somewhat difficult finding someone with a truck head. The only person I can think of with a truck KA is icehouse, and I don't see him takingit apart any time soon.

 

If you do find a head that works, save the 240 cam, unless you have something else in mind.

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It's an E head. Not DE for Dual OHC

 

I have had a running truck motor with my set up before..

 

Blew that engine up. It was built by Rebello Racing. I have a 240 SX head. I am assembling one engine right now with the truck head. I got another to build missing the head that I want and need. Can't take any pictures because of the compatibility of my Camera's software/ card with windows vista. Thanks for your replies all.

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Ok, I got it now. The top of the intake where the fuel injectors protrude, they are different between the two heads. The 240 SX head has a wider indentation than the truck head. The oval it's itself is the same. Now the 240 SX cam, is it different ?

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Yeah the 240s have a slightly bigger cam.

 

89-90 240sx STOCK cam

intake: 240 degrees duration, .409 in valve lift

exhaust: 248 degrees duration, .409 in valve lift

 

90-97 Hardbody STOCK cam

intake: 232 degrees duration, .382 in valve lift

exhaust: 232 degrees duration, .382 in valve lift

 

source: http://nissancustoms.com/showthread.php?t=4510

 

Since you're using carburetors, the best thing to do would be to fill the injector "notches" anyway since they wont be needed and will only impede flow.

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