Oops, my apologies, here it is: https://www.fordxr6turbo.com/forum/
Agreed, they could have re-engineered it, as it were, it was basically an old cast-iron truck-engine that got a bit of treatment. Mine was a vicious bitch though, 400rwkw in a UTE with a live-axle was always going to make for a...
The Aussie in-line 6 was a nice engine, sure, my F6 Tornado made 400rwkw @~18psi boost or something such. But they are harsh engines, canât rev much past 6,500 due to harmonics, as they have no balance shaft....thus a narrow RPM band for a lot of torque, which wasnât that good an idea...oh, if...
In full agreement. You can see the effects both sides of that defect.
The fact that you mention that the engine has been smoking on start-up sometimes....well, if it was blowing oil past the rings under power, that will drop the octane rating a fair bit, causing that cylinder to detonate itself...
Very good reply.
This wonât be for everyone, pretty much aimed at top-hp racers, but I would luv to get one of these and build a proper high-hp twin-turbo engine for that retirement project car I am planning. Hopefully enough years ahead to get all the parts together before I start that one...
Nope, I am still considering my options....itâs a lot easier when youâre in the States, you have a huge selection available, shipping ainât bad and your USD is strong....
Down Under, if I make the wrong choice, Iâm stuck with it, combined with expensive shipping and a relatively weak AUD, I...
@Stymee: Again, if drags are important to you, you might need a bit more....but there probably is a lot to be had from getting the car to launch hard and proper, as thatâs where ETâs are made or break....in the old days, we had 4-link or ladder setups with 9â Ford differentials, with 36-spline...
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Owning a 670hp 2016 Roush setup, it will probably cater for your needs. A very much fun-to-drive road-car, lots on tap in linear torque and acceleration. Sure, itâs no Lund or PBD-tuned 3l Whipple monster with a 1000rwhp, but as a reliable, high-performance car, it provides for heaps of...
Yep, a very good assessment. I have read both Burkeyâs threads, he explained his reasoning very well over there.
It needs to be remembered that not everyone is about dyno-numbers, or ETâs ....for some, it is simply about the joy of driving, tailoring the power-delivery to their...
^^ For the record: I have a Roush 670hp setup in my car from the factory, but during the BF sales, I ordered a Gen3R VMP head unit, twin 69mm TB and the Whipple oversized HE....I will get a few more parts locally to effect the swap, including a few bits and pieces from MFP here in Australia...
Hi, again you talk about higher efficiency - in the case you referenced earlier, Whipple vs the TVS. I already acknowledged that (the same design) bigger blower will have lower charge-air temp, thus higher densities, thus at the same boost-level, should be able to cram more molecules into the...
It doesnât make sense.....the downstream cylinder volume/stroke/rpm (thus displacement) would determine the volume consumed....I know why you would think that, but 15psi boost from a 2.65l volume SC = 15psi boost from a 4.6l SC......(of course ignoring lower temp/higher density charge from the...
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Thus they will need to know their stuff just to make it...