BREAKING NEWS: CARWISE ENGINE MAKES 640 BHP
16-02-2005, 11:16 AM
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BREAKING NEWS: CARWISE ENGINE MAKES 640 BHP
I have just had word from Neil that his engine has just made 640 BHP and 532 ft/lb of torque on the Norris Designs dyno. The engine is running the standard 2.0 litre capacity 
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16-02-2005, 11:31 AM
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Might be a good result, or might be a shit result, depending on spec, if its a GT42R and it doesnt make any boost below 6000rpm and then is peaky as hell then its not much use.
Post the graph, a single BHP figure means loads in "max power" magazine but feck all in reality.
Post the graph, a single BHP figure means loads in "max power" magazine but feck all in reality.
16-02-2005, 11:49 AM
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Who are carwise? 
https://passionford.com/forum/viewto...hlight=carwise
16-02-2005, 11:57 AM
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Wow!!!!! 600bhp+ who would have thought it going back a couple of years!!! back then 500bhp was the limit, with a proper T4 touring car spec! 
How many is that now? three 600bhp+ cossies? or is there more? Porkies, Rods, Dolomite? oh and this one!
Very well done, those involved
How many is that now? three 600bhp+ cossies? or is there more? Porkies, Rods, Dolomite? oh and this one!
Very well done, those involved
16-02-2005, 12:04 PM
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Not heard much about Carwise before apart from their car in PF
Good power there, cant wait to see some times for it
Top job Neil!
Good power there, cant wait to see some times for it
Top job Neil!
16-02-2005, 12:05 PM
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320bhp per litre can't be bad - and the torque figure is very good too
Out of interest, what sort of torque figures would a similarly powered Skyline reach? I've always had the impression it is quite low for them?
Out of interest, what sort of torque figures would a similarly powered Skyline reach? I've always had the impression it is quite low for them?
16-02-2005, 12:14 PM
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Phil- Depends how the car is specced, but generally a RB26 has low torque as it has very short stroke (ie they can rev to 9500-12000 rpm), ive seen them have as little as 400lb/ft with that sort of power, with peak torque at 7000rpm!
Whats 80kg/m in lb/ft? That might give you an answer.
Whats 80kg/m in lb/ft? That might give you an answer.
16-02-2005, 02:14 PM
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Neil has to unbolt the engine and get it back to York. I doubt we will see any graphs until this evening. I also know that his computer is on the blink 
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Originally Posted by Itsmeagain
Phil- Depends how the car is specced, but generally a RB26 has low torque as it has very short stroke (ie they can rev to 9500-12000 rpm), ive seen them have as little as 400lb/ft with that sort of power, with peak torque at 7000rpm!
Whats 80kg/m in lb/ft? That might give you an answer.
Whats 80kg/m in lb/ft? That might give you an answer.
