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The BSA Workshop => Twins => Topic started by: Tom on 12 May, 2018, 21:40

Title: Early A10 engine with later aluminium head either 276 or 376 will not fit into
Post by: Tom on 12 May, 2018, 21:40
I have a 1952 A10 basket case which I am restoring.  I fitted a later aluminium head/rockers/covers etc instead of the iron head thinking it would be better!   Engine fits into the plunger frame but neither a 276 Amal or a 376 will fit.  Is there any solution apart from reverting back to the original iron head?
I live on the Prairies of Canada and spring has just sprung after a long, brutal winter and I would love to ride the old Golden Flash this summer!
Title: Re: Early A10 engine with later aluminium head either 276 or 376 will not fit into
Post by: AWJDThumper on 13 May, 2018, 11:35
In what way don't the carbs fit?
Title: Re: Early A10 engine with later aluminium head either 276 or 376 will not fit into
Post by: STAR TWIN on 13 May, 2018, 17:24
It's back to the iron head. The only alloy head which will fit your bike is a twin carb one - rare as hens teeth.