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Old 11-04-2005, 08:54 PM
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Steve...i say Neils head was the problem......what do YOU say?

Please educate me..as you are the Guru

I am worried about my one as it wernt done by a Cossie specialist.
Old 11-04-2005, 09:11 PM
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Neils head isnt a problem, deliberate, look how good his powerband is.

Small port maybe, relativley mild cams maybe, but on purpose, to give the car a good powerband.

Huge ports and wilder cams wouldve gave the same power at less boost, but shite powerband.

IMHO you go for as mild a cam and small a port as possible for the power you want, providing you spec the compression etc to take the boost needed, thats the way for a nice engine.
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Here you go Phil and old PF thread for you to look at.
Tuned by SIMON NORRIS @ Norris designs.
632 bhp YB ONLY 2.0 litres running NO MORE than 2.0 bar at ANY time.

Tuned on the same engine dyno that MAD use.

https://passionford.com/forum/viewto...er=asc&start=0
Old 11-04-2005, 09:19 PM
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Simon..so 584bhp on pump fuel....still not MAD enuff
Old 11-04-2005, 09:41 PM
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Phil, i must admit i can see steves point, if you need to ask this sort of thing it kind of implies you dont even know the most basic aspects of how a turbo engine works.
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Phil, You will need proper fuel to get big power (reliably) or
stupid boost to compensate !!
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Chimp...i keep fooking saying..I KNOW FUCK ALL ABOUT ANY ENGINE.

I am really dense as you say/know i am...hence the daft questions...do you think i care

We cant all be guru's who were born with engine knowledge.
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Phil, you switch between one minute claiming you are designing this revolutionary new engine thats going to turn the tuning world on its head, and then the next minute you dont even know the basics, its all a bit jekyl and hyde dont you think?
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Originally Posted by chip-3door
Phil, you switch between one minute claiming you are designing this revolutionary new engine thats going to turn the tuning world on its head, and then the next minute you dont even know the basics, its all a bit jekyl and hyde dont you think?
my point exactly.

karl used to say somthing a lot which is 100% true quite a bit...

engines need to be specced as a whole, picking bits from various engine specs doesnt make a good engine
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I have never claimed shit

Hence all the questions... i thought you knew,as you are intelligent aint you? ...I take many peoples advice and make my own descision...i admit i have mucho experience of what works and dont on a YB thru experience and not theory...but i still dont know shit......like you Chip...you claim to known alot when you dont know much about the YB..we are very much alike..except i actually have a YB and many things and not just just a Repmobile..i actually beleive you have nothing!
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Originally Posted by Itsmeagain

karl used to say somthing a lot which is 100% true quite a bit...

engines need to be specced as a whole, picking bits from various engine specs doesnt make a good engine
I really couldnt agree more mate, without understanding WHY people do things, its no good taking bits from one spec and bits from another, thankfully im sure Mark will keep a reign on things though and make sure Phil does some sensible decision making in the end.
Old 11-04-2005, 10:33 PM
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Phil,

Neils engine has a very high flow head but has mild cams timed in for midrange response to give a power band that is as useable as possible. The big issue with making top end power for Neil is the 2wd manifold and PJ intermediate wastgate pipe (good strong piece of kit but not ideal for high rpm power) so going for Neils setup is ideal if you are keeping with the 2wd manifold as Neil has done.
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karl... dont forget to sort those bits... ref sean
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Phil, you can see most of my current cars here, if you "believe i have nothing"

https://passionford.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=114356


If you are into any doubt as to wether any of those vehicles are mine then let me know which one and ill point you at proof of it.
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Karl it proves it can flow 630bhp ....pity about using mild cams though..i on the other hand wont be
Old 13-04-2005, 10:18 AM
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Why do you want the lowest possible boost for?

I think you applied reverse logic on this one.
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