Cossie 'top speed run' safety
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Cossie 'top speed run' safety
was just wondering how dangerous is it for a cossie to perform top speed/high speed runs. now even presuming the fuelling is spot on, does the EGT's still get excessively high when held on full throttle for long periods? , what other dangers are there. on a standard sump there is very very little oil IMO for the type of car so presumably oil temps get very very high (i have no gauge )
any other dangers i haven't thought of ??
i'm not planning to go and test my top speed BTW, i was just thinking.
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any other dangers i haven't thought of ??
i'm not planning to go and test my top speed BTW, i was just thinking.
discuss
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Matters how long,
as if like on a dakard rally, they might hold it on the power for 5 minutes on the rev limiter,
and on a cossie, the oil dont drain back to the sump fast enough, So oil pump will run out of oil.
but that wont happen on a 1-2 minute run.
as if like on a dakard rally, they might hold it on the power for 5 minutes on the rev limiter,
and on a cossie, the oil dont drain back to the sump fast enough, So oil pump will run out of oil.
but that wont happen on a 1-2 minute run.
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any car needs to be mapped with how its going to be used accounted for
if you take an engine mapped for drag racing and top speed it, then you will kill it, but if you take one like Rods which is mapped for top speed runs, it will be fine
if you take an engine mapped for drag racing and top speed it, then you will kill it, but if you take one like Rods which is mapped for top speed runs, it will be fine
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Re: Cossie 'top speed run' safety
Originally Posted by bud-weis
was just wondering how dangerous is it for a cossie to perform top speed/high speed runs. now even presuming the fuelling is spot on, does the EGT's still get excessively high when held on full throttle for long periods? , what other dangers are there. on a standard sump there is very very little oil IMO for the type of car so presumably oil temps get very very high (i have no gauge )
any other dangers i haven't thought of ??
i'm not planning to go and test my top speed BTW, i was just thinking.
discuss
any other dangers i haven't thought of ??
i'm not planning to go and test my top speed BTW, i was just thinking.
discuss
My chemical oil evaluation after my last run suggested oil temp was too low, which is as bad as too hot, i moved the cooler & will use a different oil.
Most seem to suffer from high Charge Air know of one guy battling on with 90+ showing CRAZY. Dont have that prob with mine but cant reveal why, but engine Spec is a big factor, so many cant cure it & will be losing Power by the end of the straight. WI on its own wont cure it, just lose Power, again im not telling what ive done on mine, but i dont use water injection.
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Originally Posted by Tonks
I think you will be fine for the Redditch roads
would be awesome in Rods
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Re: Cossie 'top speed run' safety
Originally Posted by MADRod
Originally Posted by bud-weis
was just wondering how dangerous is it for a cossie to perform top speed/high speed runs. now even presuming the fuelling is spot on, does the EGT's still get excessively high when held on full throttle for long periods? , what other dangers are there. on a standard sump there is very very little oil IMO for the type of car so presumably oil temps get very very high (i have no gauge )
any other dangers i haven't thought of ??
i'm not planning to go and test my top speed BTW, i was just thinking.
discuss
any other dangers i haven't thought of ??
i'm not planning to go and test my top speed BTW, i was just thinking.
discuss
My chemical oil evaluation after my last run suggested oil temp was too low, which is as bad as too hot, i moved the cooler & will use a different oil.
Most seem to suffer from high Charge Air know of one guy battling on with 90+ showing CRAZY. Dont have that prob with mine but cant reveal why, but engine Spec is a big factor, so many cant cure it & will be losing Power by the end of the straight. WI on its own wont cure it, just lose Power, again im not telling what ive done on mine, but i dont use water injection.
i was just thinking really, i'm kind of mechanically sympathetic to my car but there's probably all sorts happening that i hadn't considered.
i doubt i'll ever hold the throttle to the limiter in fifth very often anyway (if ever) i intend to do some track days this year and think the very minimum i need is an oil cooler ( unless the silkolene is good at high temps ) then i'll just go for big wing sump.
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