200bhp at the wheels, wot spec?
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ok, want the magical 200bhp at wheels figure, but roughly wot spec and boost levels r needed?
erst running mfi management
parts acquired for new engine so far:
stage 2 hybrid t3 turbo
-31 collins actuator
turbo systems ecu
piper 285t2 full cam kit fitted to standard cylinder head
radtec fmic
cosworth fuel pump
rebored block with standard rst compression mahle +.29 pistons
standard rods
reground crank
heavy duty bearing kit
grp A gasket kit
uprated oil pump
mongoose 2.5" system
pipercross induction kit
thats my existing spec for the new engine build, but would rather make changes now before assembly if im going to fall short of the figure i want
any ballpark figures wot power that spec could make, and what changes u would make??? any advice appreciated
erst running mfi management
parts acquired for new engine so far:
stage 2 hybrid t3 turbo
-31 collins actuator
turbo systems ecu
piper 285t2 full cam kit fitted to standard cylinder head
radtec fmic
cosworth fuel pump
rebored block with standard rst compression mahle +.29 pistons
standard rods
reground crank
heavy duty bearing kit
grp A gasket kit
uprated oil pump
mongoose 2.5" system
pipercross induction kit
thats my existing spec for the new engine build, but would rather make changes now before assembly if im going to fall short of the figure i want
any ballpark figures wot power that spec could make, and what changes u would make??? any advice appreciated
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is head work a good route to go down?? or wil i not see the noticeable increase i wud want for the cash outlay necessary? my cylinder head already been built up so would mean a complete strip down again
also, standard rods and pistons?? need uprating? or at least maybe lower the compression by machingin the pistons? iv never really been given a difinitive answer to this
in terms of 5th injectors, are these stil a bit primitive or is it the only option with mfi to get the right fuelling?
also, standard rods and pistons?? need uprating? or at least maybe lower the compression by machingin the pistons? iv never really been given a difinitive answer to this
in terms of 5th injectors, are these stil a bit primitive or is it the only option with mfi to get the right fuelling?
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Of all the RST's I've seen ran up on the rollers which have made 200@wheels.
The cars fitted with the 5th injector set up have performed less effectivly that those with KE fuel mod.
The common denominator of the cars which have made the power appears to be.
Lower compression than standard, a big valve head & more aggressive cam and minimum stage3 T3, a large capacity IC too.
The cars fitted with the 5th injector set up have performed less effectivly that those with KE fuel mod.
The common denominator of the cars which have made the power appears to be.
Lower compression than standard, a big valve head & more aggressive cam and minimum stage3 T3, a large capacity IC too.
Only thinkgs i would change would be the compression ratio and the cone filter.
Yes a standard headgasket would also be a good option.
If the car is propery set uo you wont need anywhere near 23psi to make the power you want, im making more than you want with a lot les boost.
Yes a standard headgasket would also be a good option.
If the car is propery set uo you wont need anywhere near 23psi to make the power you want, im making more than you want with a lot les boost.
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from memory u run a standard air box i think? but also a posh tubular manifold which im guessin gets u a few more bhp
wot sort of compression ratio shud i be looking at then?? and is there any risk of weakening the piston in machining it?
wot sort of compression ratio shud i be looking at then?? and is there any risk of weakening the piston in machining it?
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Only thinkgs i would change would be the compression ratio and the cone filter.
Yes a standard headgasket would also be a good option.
If the car is propery set uo you wont need anywhere near 23psi to make the power you want, im making more than you want with a lot les boost.
Yes a standard headgasket would also be a good option.
If the car is propery set uo you wont need anywhere near 23psi to make the power you want, im making more than you want with a lot les boost.
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from memory u run a standard air box i think? but also a posh tubular manifold which im guessin gets u a few more bhp
wot sort of compression ratio shud i be looking at then?? and is there any risk of weakening the piston in machining it?
wot sort of compression ratio shud i be looking at then?? and is there any risk of weakening the piston in machining it?
7.8:1, and skimming pistons is fine.
Comparing mine to yours
stage 2 hybrid t3 turbo - T28 turbo
-31 collins actuator - -34
turbo systems ecu - AVA ecu
piper 285t2 full cam kit - Newman solid lifter cam kit + vernier
standard cylinder head - Stage 2 big valve head
radtec fmic - AVA custom intercooler
cosworth fuel pump - standard
rebored block with standard rst compression mahle +.29 pistons - wirerungblock overbored .25mm
standard rods - same but with ARP bolts
reground crank - same
heavy duty bearing kit - same
grp A gasket kit - Standard Ford
uprated oil pump - high pressure
mongoose 2.5" system - Magnex also with a tubular manifold
pipercross induction kit - standard airbox and filter
I also have a
Paddle clutch
2 Fuel mods
7.5:1 Mahle pistons
Think thats about it
stage 2 hybrid t3 turbo - T28 turbo
-31 collins actuator - -34
turbo systems ecu - AVA ecu
piper 285t2 full cam kit - Newman solid lifter cam kit + vernier
standard cylinder head - Stage 2 big valve head
radtec fmic - AVA custom intercooler
cosworth fuel pump - standard
rebored block with standard rst compression mahle +.29 pistons - wirerungblock overbored .25mm
standard rods - same but with ARP bolts
reground crank - same
heavy duty bearing kit - same
grp A gasket kit - Standard Ford
uprated oil pump - high pressure
mongoose 2.5" system - Magnex also with a tubular manifold
pipercross induction kit - standard airbox and filter
I also have a
Paddle clutch
2 Fuel mods
7.5:1 Mahle pistons
Think thats about it
Well, IMO you certainly won't do it on the Stage 2 turbo. We have seen around 180@Wheels on a Stage 2, but that was a properly mapped EFi engine.
I don't actually think you will do it with a Stage 3 either, not on MFi anyway. Worth a go, but I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't make it.
Oh the amount of '240bhp' RST's we have seen lately. I haven't seen one of them make over 180bhp yet.
I think to make 200@Wheels a certainty, you will need something like a T34, but I would be concerned about the rods, in terms of the power that turbo could make.
Then theres the cam. 285T2 is an OK'ish profile, but don't expect it to last very long.
I don't actually think you will do it with a Stage 3 either, not on MFi anyway. Worth a go, but I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't make it.
Oh the amount of '240bhp' RST's we have seen lately. I haven't seen one of them make over 180bhp yet.
I think to make 200@Wheels a certainty, you will need something like a T34, but I would be concerned about the rods, in terms of the power that turbo could make.
Then theres the cam. 285T2 is an OK'ish profile, but don't expect it to last very long.
ive recently had dta fitted to my series 2, on monday it made 187bhp with 230pounds ov torque @20psi
1620 low comp
fully lightned & ballanced
stage1 t3
radtec front mount
stage3 specialised engines head with kent cvh35 cam and vernier
arp bolts snd studs throughout
thought it was gonna make alot more
jus bought a t34 so i can crank the boost up
1620 low comp
fully lightned & ballanced
stage1 t3
radtec front mount
stage3 specialised engines head with kent cvh35 cam and vernier
arp bolts snd studs throughout
thought it was gonna make alot more
jus bought a t34 so i can crank the boost up
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ok, so ive spent today sorting out having my pistons machined to lower the compression, rods shot peaned, and ordered arp rod bolts, and hopefully got a genuine ford headgasket coming too
if i was to get 1 of these 'fuel mods' sorted to help the fuelling, wot sort of rough estimate would u giv for bhp@wheels and also bhp@ fly??
kind of feel a bit shot down after reading the last few posts, iv got no chance
lol
if i was to get 1 of these 'fuel mods' sorted to help the fuelling, wot sort of rough estimate would u giv for bhp@wheels and also bhp@ fly??
kind of feel a bit shot down after reading the last few posts, iv got no chance
lol
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Originally Posted by T28 RST
JamboRST's making 217 ATW with a T3 

Originally Posted by JamboRST
1.6cvh
lightened and balanced bottom end
wire ringed block
low compression pistons
arp conrod bolts
2.5" mongoose exhaust
grs front mount intercooler
AVA spec stg 3 big valve head
AVA spec custom newman cam/solid lifters/double valve springs
piper vernier pulley
stg 3 t3 hybrid turbo
AVA chip and modified fuel ecu(7200 rev limit)
2 standard rs turbo fuel pumps
standard airbox
helix paddle clutch
lightened and balanced bottom end
wire ringed block
low compression pistons
arp conrod bolts
2.5" mongoose exhaust
grs front mount intercooler
AVA spec stg 3 big valve head
AVA spec custom newman cam/solid lifters/double valve springs
piper vernier pulley
stg 3 t3 hybrid turbo
AVA chip and modified fuel ecu(7200 rev limit)
2 standard rs turbo fuel pumps
standard airbox
helix paddle clutch
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Ok, cylinder head coming apart, i want some headwork to get closer to the magical 200bhp@wheels figure
so...
whats the best spec head to go for, how much am i looking at, and wheres the best place to send the head?
also, ecu, my turbosystems 1 is limited to 18psi apparently, so what ecu should i be looking to run? whats been proven to give consistently good results as i hear bad things about several different brands
so...
whats the best spec head to go for, how much am i looking at, and wheres the best place to send the head?
also, ecu, my turbosystems 1 is limited to 18psi apparently, so what ecu should i be looking to run? whats been proven to give consistently good results as i hear bad things about several different brands
Originally Posted by T28 RST
JamboRST's making 217 ATW with a T3 

Jambo 197 ATW
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