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#21 irf

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Posted 18 July 2008 - 18:39

View Postfoggyjames, on Jul 18 2008, 07:35 PM, said:

That's how it's done. The fun doesn't start 'til 1.5 Bar :lol:

What's the spec?

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taken from the other thread of Russ's

"First spec as follows (but changes weekly) :o



Ap330 mm front big brake kit,  

Volvo V70R 330 mm rear discs and R calipers,

Koni Fsd shock kit and Eibach springs. ( Changing soon to Coilovers )

RT front adjustable camber kit[/color]

Autronic stand alone SM4 Ecu with complete wiring loom

Autronic cdi unit with 5 individual coils

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Digital dash display covering all sensors for oil temp/water temp/oil pressure/exhaust gas temp/boost pressure/speed/tacho and carbon fibre surround

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RT Pedal box and brake bias valve

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RT Spec Custom engine build with RT Polished ported 3 angle valve seats with matching inlet manifold/conrods/pistons/cams and all engine parts balenced.

Custom equal length tubular exhaust manifold

3.5 Inch exhaust system from turbo to tailpipe ;)


GT30 Turbo with five bolt flange

External tial wastegate
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Interior stripped front and rear volvo seats removed (Over 14 stone removed !!!)

D2 front lightweight seats

Modified seat frames and runners  

Willans 3 inch four point harness kit

Poly wishbone arm bushes

Custom RT front strutbrace

Custom RT rear strutbrace

Ipd Anti roll bar kit front/rear,

Adjustable,Anti roll bar end links

18 inch Genuine Volvo silver pegasus alloys wheels

Goodrich braided brake hose kit,

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RT carbon with yellow weave spark plug cover,and throttle body cover,

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Posted 18 July 2008 - 19:04

very nice!!!! - what's the torque steer like?  :lol: ;) :o :lol:

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Posted 19 July 2008 - 01:29

That figures - power wise, I see the key elements being...'built' motor, GT30(71R, perhaps?) on a good manifold, a good tune (good to see a standalone system on a T5...not that it really matters, but it's relatively unusual)...and a little more boost than the gaggle of 400-450bhp cars I know of.

A good cylinder head makes such a difference. Ryan's 740 is essentially a very similar concept (besides the tubular manifold), but the (standard 8v) head flow severely blunts volumetric efficiency to the point where for essentially a similar spec, we're only getting somewhere in the order of 350bhp. A 16v conversion is so very tempting...

Anyone know where it's redlined? I'm guessing it's another 8k+ motor.

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Posted 19 July 2008 - 06:29

View Postpangster, on Jul 18 2008, 08:04 PM, said:

very nice!!!! - what's the torque steer like? :lol:  :lol:  :o  :lol:


Hi Pangster ;)

All i can say is i am glad i went for a gripper diff over a quaife :lol:

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The reason being, is that Russell Thompson of RT MECHANICS - Volvo Specialists is a dishonest, and disreputable trader (Who is incapable of fitting oil cooler pipes correctly) who not only charges people the earth, but also when it goes wrong, refuses to put the job right, and makes owners suffer for over 8 months whilst they take him to court (for over £5000) As part of the settlement, he then insists on confidentiality clauses to try and hide his dishonesty, shoddy behaviour and thoroughly poor work.

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Posted 19 July 2008 - 06:38

View Postfoggyjames, on Jul 19 2008, 02:29 AM, said:

That figures - power wise, I see the key elements being...'built' motor, GT30(71R, perhaps?) on a good manifold, a good tune (good to see a standalone system on a T5...not that it really matters, but it's relatively unusual)...and a little more boost than the gaggle of 400-450bhp cars I know of.

A good cylinder head makes such a difference. Ryan's 740 is essentially a very similar concept (besides the tubular manifold), but the (standard 8v) head flow severely blunts volumetric efficiency to the point where for essentially a similar spec, we're only getting somewhere in the order of 350bhp. A 16v conversion is so very tempting...

Anyone know where it's redlined? I'm guessing it's another 8k+ motor.

cheers

James

Hi James thanks for you comment's what i wanted to do with the project was use the best of everything,i looked at which stand alone ecu i wanted to use it was between motec and autronic, in the end i went for the autronic as it has lots of standard features which are all extras in the motec :lol:

The head and a proper manifold are the main key bits as you rightly say to get the power so easy,i am currenty having cams made from steel billets with a fresh profile selection ;) Which i hope will improve things even more the revs are set at 7k no more is needed yet :o

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Posted 19 July 2008 - 10:07

View PostRT Mechanics, on Jul 19 2008, 07:29 AM, said:

Hi Pangster :lol:

All i can say is i am glad i went for a gripper diff over a quaife ;)

Russ

ROFL!!... it sounds and looks awesome! - wish i could see it in the flesh! lol! :o

what other plans do you have for it??.

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Posted 19 July 2008 - 12:58

If you wound it out to 8000-8500 with those new (I'm guessing hotter?) cams, I think you could add 100-150 BHP to the total. I'm impressed that that's 'only' at 7k! :lol:

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Posted 19 July 2008 - 15:54

So when are we going to see this custom inlet manifold? i.e an ME7 manifold with the flanges cut off and pre me7 flanges welded on? :lol:
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Posted 20 July 2008 - 06:07

View Postpangster, on Jul 19 2008, 11:07 AM, said:

ROFL!!... it sounds and looks awesome! - wish i could see it in the flesh! lol! :rolleyes:

what other plans do you have for it??.


:pmsl:

I have many jobs left to do its still all under way i want to see for my self how far you can push it :pmsl: if you go to any of the usual car shows your bound to see it soon enough :pmsl:

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Posted 20 July 2008 - 06:11

View Postfoggyjames, on Jul 19 2008, 01:58 PM, said:

If you wound it out to 8000-8500 with those new (I'm guessing hotter?) cams, I think you could add 100-150 BHP to the total. I'm impressed that that's 'only' at 7k! :pmsl:
cheers
James

Hi James

I am hoping i have gone the right way with the new profiles there is much incorrect info on the net from people that are good at guessing what is good and no nothing :rolleyes: its a big learning curve for me but i love every minute of it :pmsl:

Once i am happy with the cams the next step is race fuel :pmsl:

Russ

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Posted 20 July 2008 - 06:13

View PostBlackBeast, on Jul 19 2008, 04:54 PM, said:

So when are we going to see this custom inlet manifold? i.e an ME7 manifold with the flanges cut off and pre me7 flanges welded on? :pmsl:

Hi Steve

I am not sure yet :rolleyes: it may not be what you think :pmsl: i have many bits left to do :pmsl:

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Posted 20 July 2008 - 12:42

View PostRT Mechanics, on Jul 20 2008, 07:11 AM, said:

the next step is race fuel :pmsl:
Hi Russ,

Oooh! More timing, or more boost...or both? :pmsl: I've been very surprised by Ryan's 8v (not a chamber known for its ping suppression)...we're able to run ~25 degrees of total timing (8 static plus 17 or so dynamic in the map) at 2 Bar of boost...on 95 octane :pmsl:  :)  ;) Admittedly, better fuel and more timing would probably make noticably more power, but he doesn't like the cost of V-Power :rolleyes:

I did find the specs once for that 1000bhp T5 motor...but I can't find them now. It uses a D5 block (no more cracked liners!), a turbo that looks like it came from a tank, 10,000rpm and 2.5 Bar of boost. I don't remember seeing any pics of the intake and exhaust manifolds, but it didn't have to fit into an 850's engine bay, so I imagine they did whatever they felt like.

cheers

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Posted 21 July 2008 - 05:35

View Postfoggyjames, on Jul 20 2008, 01:42 PM, said:

Hi Russ,

Oooh! More timing, or more boost...or both? :pmsl: I've been very surprised by Ryan's 8v (not a chamber known for its ping suppression)...we're able to run ~25 degrees of total timing (8 static plus 17 or so dynamic in the map) at 2 Bar of boost...on 95 octane :)  ;)  :lol: Admittedly, better fuel and more timing would probably make noticably more power, but he doesn't like the cost of V-Power :rolleyes:

I did find the specs once for that 1000bhp T5 motor...but I can't find them now. It uses a D5 block (no more cracked liners!), a turbo that looks like it came from a tank, 10,000rpm and 2.5 Bar of boost. I don't remember seeing any pics of the intake and exhaust manifolds, but it didn't have to fit into an 850's engine bay, so I imagine they did whatever they felt like.

cheers

James


Hi James

I have a contact with an 850 with 842 bhp :0 and uses a similair spec to the above a pure 1/4 mile car with a space frame chassis with an 850 body i will post some pics :pmsl:

It's always interesting to see what others have done with the T5 engine with real genuine power but they are all seem to out of the uk :pmsl:

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