24v Cosworth turbo
12-07-2004, 07:48 PM
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24v Cosworth turbo
Has anyone come across a turbo'd version of the Cosworth 24v V6?
As I've heard that its quite straight forward to turbo-charge these engines to achieve good outputs and quite cost-effective.
As I've heard that its quite straight forward to turbo-charge these engines to achieve good outputs and quite cost-effective.
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12-07-2004, 08:40 PM
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Jeff Kershaw of TT sprints one very successfully ! His turbos are a bit "trick " to say the least tho , i glazed over when being told about his Variable compressor wassernames so please dont ask me for info !
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there was a black one at castle combe one saturday,
looked very impressive,,,
although obviously that says nothing about its quality..
perhaps someone on here saw it and can put you in touch
with the people that did it?
if anyone else notuced it,, hehe
looked very impressive,,,
although obviously that says nothing about its quality..
perhaps someone on here saw it and can put you in touch
with the people that did it?
if anyone else notuced it,, hehe
12-07-2004, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by pee vee
there was a black one at castle combe one saturday,
looked very impressive,,,
although obviously that says nothing about its quality..
perhaps someone on here saw it and can put you in touch
with the people that did it?
if anyone else notuced it,, hehe
looked very impressive,,,
although obviously that says nothing about its quality..
perhaps someone on here saw it and can put you in touch
with the people that did it?
if anyone else notuced it,, hehe
thats my mates one ... and he did all the work on it
13-07-2004, 11:50 AM
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24v Engines in stardard form are Very fooking reliable only on thing goes wrong and that the chain breaks and that does not happin very often.
I only one that i know of hading been rolling road was a 24v twin turbo and that was 320 bhp and I think the same in torque at 7psi boost. The engine was taken up to 14 psi and it started miss firing. I think that was sorted in the end.
I only one that i know of hading been rolling road was a 24v twin turbo and that was 320 bhp and I think the same in torque at 7psi boost. The engine was taken up to 14 psi and it started miss firing. I think that was sorted in the end.
13-07-2004, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnnyB
24v Engines in stardard form are Very fooking reliable only on thing goes wrong and that the chain breaks and that does not happin very often.
(real tears)Ooooops....
Netx one should be perfect though, and fitz has been helpful so far (unlike Ford who are doing engine swap
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