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mrB10

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165 posts

203 months

Sunday 4th October 2009
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Here's mine for Saturdays open pit. Be good to see a few when you get the time.

http://s101.photobucket.com/albums/m48/andyandcher...

if anyone wants a copy of any just let me know.

Edited by mrB10 on Sunday 4th October 23:21

B'stard Child

29,096 posts

252 months

Monday 5th October 2009
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mrB10 said:
Here's mine for Saturdays open pit. Be good to see a few when you get the time.

http://s101.photobucket.com/albums/m48/andyandcher...

if anyone wants a copy of any just let me know.

Edited by mrB10 on Sunday 4th October 23:21
yes please

PS they are dellortos and are only 40's with 36mm chokes - I couldn't find a matched set of 45's and 50's seem to be as rare as rocking horse ste

mrB10

Original Poster:

165 posts

203 months

Monday 5th October 2009
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they look huge¬ I have 45's on my 205 and they look smaller than those...

I'll email you copies across, just yours or any others?

B'stard Child

29,096 posts

252 months

Monday 5th October 2009
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mrB10 said:
they look huge¬ I have 45's on my 205 and they look smaller than those...

I'll email you copies across, just yours or any others?
Just of mine please - I've pasted your link on two other forums so some of the ASB and RR guys may contact you laugh

mrB10

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165 posts

203 months

Monday 5th October 2009
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nice that's fine.

MG Mark

611 posts

224 months

Monday 5th October 2009
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B'stard Child said:
mrB10 said:
Here's mine for Saturdays open pit. Be good to see a few when you get the time.

http://s101.photobucket.com/albums/m48/andyandcher...

if anyone wants a copy of any just let me know.

Edited by mrB10 on Sunday 4th October 23:21
yes please

PS they are dellortos and are only 40's with 36mm chokes - I couldn't find a matched set of 45's and 50's seem to be as rare as rocking horse ste
The quest may never end....but you could always have a word with one of our chaps 9 the one with the orange Midget, not at Marham this time, but should be at the next one) who has installed a home-grown fuel injection system to replace the time-honoured SUs on his Midget...

MG Mark

B'stard Child

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Monday 5th October 2009
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MG Mark said:
B'stard Child said:
PS they are dellortos and are only 40's with 36mm chokes - I couldn't find a matched set of 45's and 50's seem to be as rare as rocking horse ste
The quest may never end....but you could always have a word with one of our chaps 9 the one with the orange Midget, not at Marham this time, but should be at the next one) who has installed a home-grown fuel injection system to replace the time-honoured SUs on his Midget...

MG Mark
I've found something that will solve my problem Last of the line BMW M5's were 3.8 engines and 6 x 50mm individual TB's and the port spacing is almost spot on for my old opel engine laugh

So in order to improve the car I'm resorting to fitting parts from a beemer

boosty

107 posts

213 months

Tuesday 6th October 2009
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If you are going for TBs as opposed to carbs 50mm is *huge*. Remember that carbs, lets say for example "40s" have a choke in them to increase the airspeed and suck the fuel into the airflow, on a 40mm carb the chokes will likely be 32-36mm. Throttle bodies on the other hand have no such restriction and are straight through so in general you can go down a couple of sizes without costing you power. In practice though once you have fuel injection you can cope with slightly oversized TBs as you have much finer control over fuelling than a carb does.

To give you a comparison a ducati v-twin uses 50mm TBs and they are producing around 75bhp _per cylinder_! On that basis a set of six 50mm TBs will be the perfect choice for a 450bhp engine. For engines with a more down to earth power output those TBs would be a pig under light throttle openings.

B'stard Child

29,096 posts

252 months

Tuesday 6th October 2009
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boosty said:
If you are going for TBs as opposed to carbs 50mm is *huge*. Remember that carbs, lets say for example "40s" have a choke in them to increase the airspeed and suck the fuel into the airflow, on a 40mm carb the chokes will likely be 32-36mm. Throttle bodies on the other hand have no such restriction and are straight through so in general you can go down a couple of sizes without costing you power. In practice though once you have fuel injection you can cope with slightly oversized TBs as you have much finer control over fuelling than a carb does.

To give you a comparison a ducati v-twin uses 50mm TBs and they are producing around 75bhp _per cylinder_! On that basis a set of six 50mm TBs will be the perfect choice for a 450bhp engine. For engines with a more down to earth power output those TBs would be a pig under light throttle openings.
All very good and valid points but I ought to point out they aren't going on my current engine (3.0 Straight Six 24V) - capacity is increasing by a fair margin to 3.7 Litres with a stroked crank corresponding rods and custom forged pistons that will increase the compression ratio to 11.0:1

Target BHP is 320 - it's rod ratio that will limit bhp (well rpm range) so torque and drivability are the aim of the game rather than outright bhp numbers

Currently I have the biggest chokes possible at 36mm - like I said earlier I would have liked a set of 45's but the 40's came up at the right price and whilst they are a little restrictive it was an interesting experiment

Anyway thats a discussion for another day but I'll leave you with a picture of some custom pistons


robg2

304 posts

221 months

Tuesday 6th October 2009
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I haven't got any photos to post unfortunately, because I was lucky enough to be preoccupied with driving all day both days!
I do have some in-car footage from the Nova though, about 20 minute clip. It's in-car with a difference though as I pointed the camera through the back window rather than the front. Makes for interesting viewing!!
Does anyone have any advice on how to chop it into managable bits before posting onto YouTube? It's an mpeg.

Stella Artois

556 posts

206 months

Tuesday 6th October 2009
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Use windows movie maker, or adobe premier. Moviemaker built into windows.

B'stard Child

29,096 posts

252 months

Tuesday 6th October 2009
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robg2 said:
I haven't got any photos to post unfortunately, because I was lucky enough to be preoccupied with driving all day both days!
I do have some in-car footage from the Nova though, about 20 minute clip. It's in-car with a difference though as I pointed the camera through the back window rather than the front. Makes for interesting viewing!!
Does anyone have any advice on how to chop it into managable bits before posting onto YouTube? It's an mpeg.
I miss Rich24v attending - his video footage is excellent - front facing and rear facing cameras linked into the same video Picture in picture - always admire people who can do stuff like that

Mark in Ireland

315 posts

254 months

Monday 12th October 2009
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Sorry about delay...first ones now available...uneditted so apologises in advance for any comments made in the heat of the moment....;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEakBdjud1Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErZkQ8Q5clo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CEZzIxNbr8

Mark in Ireland

315 posts

254 months

Monday 12th October 2009
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Nice street sleeper Audi A3 in this one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uropGaAtVgA

B'stard Child

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Monday 12th October 2009
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Mark in Ireland said:
Nice street sleeper Audi A3 in this one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uropGaAtVgA
ABS member Paul - His Monza has been in restoration/upgrade for several years so we let him turn up in his diesel daily - damn thing gets quicker every year - in April I could keep up with him or he could keep up with me depending on who was in front - now I can't even get close and he catches me up very easily

Mark in Ireland

315 posts

254 months

Monday 12th October 2009
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Messing around with a 440hp Skyline spitting flames from the drain pipe exhaust....for me 3" is more than enough! wink

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_T3o42MpgA

Mark in Ireland

315 posts

254 months

Tuesday 13th October 2009
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One more to go after this these

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtEYe738I0I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NILWC3V86k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz3adC55k7Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T7edaseCyk

Sundays sessions run with bridgestone tyres down to wear indicators....hence squealing but ability to throw car around greatly enhanced...

Mark in Ireland

315 posts

254 months

Tuesday 13th October 2009
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B'stard Child

29,096 posts

252 months

Tuesday 13th October 2009
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Thanks for sharing - good quality vids

robg2

304 posts

221 months

Friday 23rd October 2009
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