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cheers all, i will get a book so as i dont have to keep asking to many ???, and cossie stuff it is, but some bling is .and found a step by step guide to making the manifolds rich
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Ok im dragging this up again ,for a rover v8, the manifolds arent a problem as i can make them, but the fuel side is puzzling,is my weber 500 is any good with a top hat or does it relly need a holley, or would SUs be ok, and could it still be able to make good bhp with them???, ,and the use of a standard crank ,std rods but use forged pistons, is that right rich
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You wanting a blow through system then Rich? If so I think SU's have to be modified a bit due to their variable venturi design, but I could have just completely made that up so someone will have to clarify!
Personally I have never liked the look or idea of a top hat on an AFB, and you may have problems with air leaks. As I am slowly being drawn over to the dark side , have you thought about injection?
TC
Personally I have never liked the look or idea of a top hat on an AFB, and you may have problems with air leaks. As I am slowly being drawn over to the dark side , have you thought about injection?
TC
no darkside for me, to complicated all that injection stuff, not sure about blow or suck through, i would think a suck through system would be easier using S,Us, , rich
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You can do blow-through SU's. Metro & Montego Turbo's had them. There were some alterations however to pressurise the float bowl to prevent the boost pressure stopping fuel delivery to the needle.
Sadly there were no blow-through 2" SU's as standard as far as I am aware.
Chris.
Sadly there were no blow-through 2" SU's as standard as far as I am aware.
Chris.
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i think suck through is easier for me, as for the inlet manifold, ive got a edelbrock could i make up a box to go on it , and if i use twin intercoolers i would only need 1 tube coming out of it, or are 2 better, as ive said before i know nothing about turbos, as youve already guessed rich
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I'd say 1 bigger intercooler is better than 2 small ones, you have half the amount of pipe work that does no cooling (just increasing lag) then, but itwould be hard to make each sides pipework the same length. I'd also have thought the inlet manifold is not as crucial as with a NA engine, so you could use the eddy or anything else. Is this for your RV8 or SBF Rich?
can anyone give me/Rich an idea what my twin turbo parts are worth? :
Twin SU 2" with janspeed mounts for T3 size turbos
throttle linkage
chromed plated cross-over pipes
SU inlet manifold ported (for stage 3 heads)
And a Janpseed oil breather kit I think?
Basically the full Janspeed twin turbo conversion without turbos/manifolds?
Twin SU 2" with janspeed mounts for T3 size turbos
throttle linkage
chromed plated cross-over pipes
SU inlet manifold ported (for stage 3 heads)
And a Janpseed oil breather kit I think?
Basically the full Janspeed twin turbo conversion without turbos/manifolds?
so intercooler only with a blow through, if no intercooler is used then the boost will have to stay low, and what bhp would it be without an intercooler on a 4.6 rover lump, or is it more effort than its worth bhp wise?? rich
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Yes on the intercooler front.bones wrote:so intercooler only with a blow through, if no intercooler is used then the boost will have to stay low, and what bhp would it be without an intercooler on a 4.6 rover lump, or is it more effort than its worth bhp wise?? rich
Don't really know for sure, but I think the Janspeed kits ran at about 5-6psi without intercooling and produced crica 250bhp on the old 3.5 lumps.
You could get away with higher boost by using comp gaskets and low comp pistons. I know stevieturbo ran a 4.6 twin turbo lump, running about 15psi and almost 500bhp (standard internals) - but his was intercooled.