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Re: 1303 'Versuchsfahrzeug'/Mythbuster -> 460 Ch.!

Posté : 12 janv. 2012, 13:34
par Airspeed
1208cc type 1 turbo EFI dans le assemblage 8)

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Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 12 janv. 2012, 19:18
par Benoit
Really nice. Can't wait to hear it sing!!

Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 01 févr. 2012, 22:39
par Airspeed
Motor finished and she has run! Yahoe!
Maintainant beaucoup de 'mapping'/tuning :wink:

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Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 02 févr. 2012, 05:18
par diabolo
just perfect, a beautiful horsepower factory :thumb:

Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 02 févr. 2012, 13:38
par jcoxforever
really perfect ! very crazy ! :thumb:

how much power it developpe ?

kept silent made one essays for the bench power ?

hum ? :scratch: I'm going to resell my T4power :lol:

Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 02 févr. 2012, 20:36
par Airspeed
jcoxforever a écrit : how much power it developpe ?
Nothing yet, as it only runs since yesterday! :lol:
hum ? :scratch: I'm going to resell my T4power :lol:
No, don't do that! T4 is much better for big street power.
I still have mine too and it will come back even better! :biggrin:

Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 05 févr. 2012, 21:42
par Airspeed
This weekend I disassembled the 2,2 T4 engine as I wanted to change the cam for this season.

Heads, Pistons, cylinders, bearings, crank, all looked great!
Pistons:
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Unfortuneately, it turned out that one rod is bend! :( Look at the second rod from the left:
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Anybody have a set of (used) Pauter rods for a 1,7ltr T4 crank I can take over? :roll:

Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 08 févr. 2012, 20:40
par Superflo
I think you reached the stock rods limits!

Did you notice something when the engine was runing with the bend rod?

Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 08 févr. 2012, 22:22
par Airspeed
Superflo a écrit :I think you reached the stock rods limits!
I think it was because of boost-cut and heavy back-fires that caused this.
Stock rods can easily hold 500Nm, even more I think. Not big explosions from rpm limits and/or hard-cuts (fuel cut) on top of that.
Did you notice something when the engine was runing with the bend rod?
Actually turned out 3 rods were bend...
No, not really. I had expected a little more power, so the piston not being straight in the bore must have been a problem, loosing some compression probably.

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Fortunatly I found some Pauter rods as replacement :mrgreen:
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Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 09 févr. 2012, 13:06
par diabolo
:shock: ouch!!!!!!!!big pressure!!!

Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 10 févr. 2012, 19:04
par jcoxforever
i don't understand really,boost-cut and heavy back-fires, too much compression and those are the connecting rods wich made fusible :scratch:

you are really lucky in your misfortune ! you would have been able to explode your engine ?

and the brace had nothing ?

Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 10 févr. 2012, 20:18
par Airspeed
jcoxforever a écrit : you are really lucky in your misfortune ! you would have been able to explode your engine ?

and the brace had nothing ?
Yes, very lucky probably. I am still amazed that the aluminium cylinders survived and look like nothing ever happened. Even the piston ring-gap is still the original size.

Qu'est-ce que c'est, un 'brace' ?

Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 11 févr. 2012, 12:23
par jcoxforever
Qu'est-ce que c'est, un 'brace' ?
oh ! excuse me , i want to say cranksafht ! :lol:
T4 is much better for big street power.
yes , it 's really a tough engine, the proof ! :wink:

Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 11 févr. 2012, 13:13
par Airspeed
Crankshaft is spotless and must be straight as all main and bearings were super nice as well:
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Re: 1303 Mythbuster -> 1200cc T1T Challenger

Posté : 11 févr. 2012, 18:46
par Superflo
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I noticed this kind of "pitting" on my 2.4L engine, I assumed it was caused by harmonics due to a non-balanced trigger wheel, why do you think?