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Old 04-03-2012, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by carcollector
i own 3 scs engines - never had an issue
They must be all pretty much seized up from non use Michael.
Old 04-03-2012, 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Smit
Phil - 'BD10 buttplug' ROFL

Jay - Why would you diss the results? Is it because your ginger?
thats just racist that is smit
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Jay, you should know better than to question the popular
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Originally Posted by James90RS
Jay, you should know better than to question the popular
Ive never wanted to be part of the in crowd James so like i give fuck lol ! i just found it amusing a t34.48 doing this power with bd 10 and a port next ill be told its on greens
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Originally Posted by Sanchez_
Ive never wanted to be part of the in crowd James so like i give fuck lol ! i just found it amusing a t34.48 doing this power with bd 10 and a port next ill be told its on greens
states standard head so no porting
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Originally Posted by v man
states standard head so no porting
then why didnt it do 396
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Originally Posted by Sanchez_
REALLY OK then jim im too old to get into this
Well if you don't believe Jimbo maybe you'd like to know that several T34 .63 engines have made more than 400hp on my rollers, the norm is 380 ish but with a mild port , an inlet cam all timed up correctly and a decent build 410hp is achievable.... ASk Dangerous
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Originally Posted by Martin-Hadland
Well if you don't believe Jimbo maybe you'd like to know that several T34 .63 engines have made more than 400hp on my rollers, the norm is 380 ish but with a mild port , an inlet cam all timed up correctly and a decent build 410hp is achievable.... ASk Dangerous
if 380 is the norm on a .63 with mild port and inlet

how can a standard engine with a bd1o standard head 55lb and a .48 do near the same

genuine question ...

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Originally Posted by Martin-Hadland
Well if you don't believe Jimbo maybe you'd like to know that several T34 .63 engines have made more than 400hp on my rollers, the norm is 380 ish but with a mild port , an inlet cam all timed up correctly and a decent build 410hp is achievable.... ASk Dangerous
really is the t34.48 that no one else knows about that can move more air lol

i can be shown all the print outs to prove what exactly ! that a .48 will do the same power as a .63 when a 063 struggles to the late 300's or over 400 !!

its very hard to trust what a tuner comes out with as theres more engine that never make the claimed power that do

anyway off to the pub as this is boring now
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Originally Posted by v man
if 380 is the norm on a .63 with mild port and inlet

how can a standard engine with a bd1o standard head 55lb and a .48 do near the same

genuine question ...
Where did I say 380 was the norm with a port, cam etc???
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Originally Posted by Martin-Hadland
Where did I say 380 was the norm with a port, cam etc???
sorry mate just read your first post again lol

my bad
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Originally Posted by Sanchez_
really is the t34.48 that no one else knows about that can move more air lol

i can be shown all the print outs to prove what exactly ! that a .48 will do the same power as a .63 when a 063 struggles to the late 300's or over 400 !!

its very hard to trust what a tuner comes out with as theres more engine that never make the claimed power that do

anyway off to the pub as this is boring now
So do you build / tune engines for a living aswell as moderate a 2 bit ford forum ?
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Originally Posted by Sanchez_
then why didnt it do 396
Out of interest what car/spec do you own?
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Originally Posted by Sanchez_
Ive never wanted to be part of the in crowd James so like i give fuck lol ! i just found it amusing a t34.48 doing this power with bd 10 and a port next ill be told its on greens


Don't take this wrong way pal but you sound like abit of a cock
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Does it REALLY matter about pub bullshit figures? It will prob rolling road at around 350BHP on the "best guess" dyno in car, the most important thing is that it goes well in the car, and the fuelling is safe.

I always take any power figure with a 10% bullshit factor to be honest , my old 2wd saff rolling roaded at 369.8 Bhp on a T34.48 & greens, but it did have a ported head, twin 14's, 500 cooler and a deboxed mongoose , went better that a lot of cars claiming 400Bhp on greys etc, but I still think it was 350 at the most, just a dodgy Engine Disadvantages rolling road

People get too upset arguing about Dyno power figures, it is not representative of in car performance due to all of the restrictions & ancillerys etc...
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Originally Posted by Martin-Hadland
Well if you don't believe Jimbo maybe you'd like to know that several T34 .63 engines have made more than 400hp on my rollers, the norm is 380 ish but with a mild port , an inlet cam all timed up correctly and a decent build 410hp is achievable.... ASk Dangerous
Thank god someone with a ounce of knowledge has joined the thread!
As you know mart, 380 is the norm and 385 in the perfect world dyno conditions is bang on the money.
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Can I throw a t34.55 into this conversion here jimbo/martin lol as there supposed to be middle of the road ????? Any experiences good/bad
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Originally Posted by 105epwr
Out of interest what car/spec do you own?
own a evo now owned a cvossie ect before

Originally Posted by Danielbetty
Don't take this wrong way pal but you sound like abit of a cock
i dont couldnt give a fuck what people think

Originally Posted by RWD_cossie_wil
Does it REALLY matter about pub bullshit figures? It will prob rolling road at around 350BHP on the "best guess" dyno in car, the most important thing is that it goes well in the car, and the fuelling is safe.

I always take any power figure with a 10% bullshit factor to be honest , my old 2wd saff rolling roaded at 369.8 Bhp on a T34.48 & greens, but it did have a ported head, twin 14's, 500 cooler and a deboxed mongoose , went better that a lot of cars claiming 400Bhp on greys etc, but I still think it was 350 at the most, just a dodgy Engine Disadvantages rolling road

People get too upset arguing about Dyno power figures, it is not representative of in car performance due to all of the restrictions & ancillerys etc...
great reply it is a crock of shit if it goes well then thats all that is needed

Originally Posted by J1mbo
Thank god someone with a ounce of knowledge has joined the thread!
As you know mart, 380 is the norm and 385 in the perfect world dyno conditions is bang on the money.
arrogance as well as bollocks your doing well jimbo
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Originally Posted by bad boy rs
So do you build / tune engines for a living aswell as moderate a 2 bit ford forum ?
built a few in past and mapped a few now ! build race cars ect ! im not trainee little boy with daddy following me if thats what you think lol


right been fun theres more things to life than the internet
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Originally Posted by Smit
Phil - 'BD10 buttplug' ROFL

Jay - Why would you diss the results? Is it because your ginger?
So let me get this right he's ginger and drives an evo??pmsl says it all must of been bullied at school!!!!
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Originally Posted by Sanchez_
right been fun theres more things to life than the internet
very true.. Which is why I've often wondered why people want to moderate forums for free whilst the owners do nothing to improve the reliability and just rake in the coin!

Daniel - enjoy your new engine. Sounds perfect for the road.
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Originally Posted by Sanchez_
built a few in past and mapped a few now ! build race cars ect ! im not trainee little boy with daddy following me if thats what you think lol


right been fun theres more things to life than the internet
FFS real adult like pal, do I sense some jealousy there by any chance, if not its a bit pathetic coming out with shit like that,
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Another thread up in flames......
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i can just imagine jay chuckling away at this
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Originally Posted by RSGARETHW
Can I throw a t34.55 into this conversion here jimbo/martin lol as there supposed to be middle of the road ????? Any experiences good/bad
They're good. Only very slightly better than the .48,they're not quite as good as the proper works .55 though but the best mid ground you can get. We stick with .48s as they flow just enough for 380s and are much more responsive than the .63. It makes for the best road engine IMO real sharp round town
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Originally Posted by Sanchez_
built a few in past and mapped a few now ! build race cars ect ! im not trainee little boy with daddy following me if thats what you think lol


right been fun theres more things to life than the internet
Very mature jay
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Originally Posted by J1mbo
They're good. Only very slightly better than the .48,they're not quite as good as the proper works .55 though but the best mid ground you can get. We stick with .48s as they flow just enough for 380s and are much more responsive than the .63. It makes for the best road engine IMO real sharp round town
Thanks jimbo summed everything up there for me... Whats your preference for mapping these on, air to air I presume
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If SCS dyno is out why is it always fully booked ? most of the big power YB's have seen Harveys dyno at some time or another and who's engines are still giving solid service after
years of abuse. Again most are 400 hp plus running to around 800 hp, SCS are one of the best tuners of the YB here in the uk and used by many other tuners so what does that tell you ???
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Originally Posted by Danielbetty
So let me get this right he's ginger and drives an evo??pmsl says it all must of been bullied at school!!!!
So So funny.
Jay probably ate his enemies at school. He walks with a limp because he was shot in a gangland fight. He was an enforcer in a not very nice trade before he decided to clean up his act, hes now a pussycat with a lovely wife & works for X-Sport racing.
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Originally Posted by Martin-Hadland
Well if you don't believe Jimbo maybe you'd like to know that several T34 .63 engines have made more than 400hp on my rollers, the norm is 380 ish but with a mild port , an inlet cam all timed up correctly and a decent build 410hp is achievable.... ASk Dangerous
my old scs engine with a ported head, t340.63 and motorsport blue injectors with a mountune k2 inlet cam made 406bhp and 410lb/ft so i fail to see how a 0.48 with a std head can do similar.

If it does, the turbo certainyl wont last long as mine needed a rebuild as often as an oil change
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Originally Posted by MadRod
So So funny.
Jay probably ate his enemies at school. He walks with a limp because he was shot in a gangland fight. He was an enforcer in a not very nice trade before he decided to clean up his act, hes now a pussycat with a lovely wife & works for X-Sport racing.
I was going to post something similar when I read the post about him being bullied at school! If he was it would have been by a Bear or a Lion Actually maybe he walks with a limp because of the Bear abusing him??
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From gangland enforcer to passionford moderator, its an interesting career move

Danny dyer would no doubt have an interesting take on it, lol

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Thats wicked power mate

cant wait to see it finished. your defo doing the old girl justice
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Originally Posted by ram
Thats wicked power mate

cant wait to see it finished. your defo doing the old girl justice
Yeah should be good,did you sort yours out??
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Phil,
The BD10s are poor on bigger turbos, because what they gain at the top end, they loose in mid-range power (so don't suit 0.63 a/r turbos). However, on small turbos, where the mid-range loss can be made up by being filled out with BOOOOOOST, (what they were designed for), which is is why they were so popular back in the day. The problem stems from people then thinking they can transfer the same cams into engines with better specs / bigger ports, where the BD10 just doesn't perform (especially with a T4, which needs a much milder cam to bring it on boost). Instead, BD10s were fitted to everything and Harvey was for-ever taking them out of cars and fitting the correct cams for the specs (so often that he had a collection of them bigger than he had standard cams and was using them as doorstops) .

Jay,
Back in the day my Sapphire made 385bhp / 403 lb ft on four GREENS and did 172mph at Brunters in this spec (standard head, cams and on a 0.48 a/r T34), also did 12.64 standing quarter at 115mph (so something for Daniel to aim for ) :


A T34 0.63 a/r with medium port head and high lift cams (so high that the lifters used to last 10k before they'd had the shit kicked out of them ). It was nowhere near as nice to drive as the 0.48 a/r turbo, it ate exhaust wheels and only came into it's own on track (compared to the smaller turbo):




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my race car is on a .48 , light blues and made 333 bhp on martins RR (with a shite exhaust and intercooler, now replaced with a pro alloy 70mm and mongoose) will it benefit from a .63 and inlet cam as I would really like it up at 380 bhp??
bare in mind it's a race car only with no road use

steve

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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Jay,
Back in the day my Sapphire made 385bhp / 403 lb ft on four GREENS and did 172mph at Brunters in this spec (standard head, cams and on a 0.48 a/r T34), also did 12.64 standing quarter at 115mph (so something for Daniel to aim for )
Am sure I have seen you reply on here a few times though that as fuel quality isnt as good now the same figures are no longer possible in your opinion? So would have expected you to be surprised by this latest result on modern fuel.
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Originally Posted by Chip
Am sure I have seen you reply on here a few times though that as fuel quality isnt as good now the same figures are no longer possible in your opinion? So would have expected you to be surprised by this latest result on modern fuel.
Hence why I think it is higher compression than mine was. I saw a figure of 7.8 mentioned, but that wasn't from Harvey or Jim .

A T4 normally only makes 520bhp and 420lbft of torque on 7.2:1 - they make a reasonable amount more on 8:1 .
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Originally Posted by the youth
my race car is on a .48 , light blues and made 333 bhp on martins RR (with a shite exhaust and intercooler, now replaced with a pro alloy 70mm and mongoose) will it benefit from a .63 and inlet cam as I would really like it up at 380 bhp??
bare in mind it's a race car only with no road use

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For a race car 100% YES. Moves the power 500rpm up the rev range just where
you want it on a circuit car.
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Hence why I think it is higher compression than mine was. I saw a figure of 7.8 mentioned, but that wasn't from Harvey or Jim .

A T4 normally only makes 520bhp and 420lbft of torque on 7.2:1 - they make a reasonable amount more on 8:1 .
Worse quality fuel means you cant get away with as much CR though of course ironically, so if the poor modern fuel is working well on similar to your old spec engine but over 8:1, it shows how far wrong your CR was all that time ago I guess Mike, no wonder people like MAD have been making engines so much higher comp for ages now.


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