View Full Version : Rollers on Monday 27th *Update*
Snowface
24-09-04, 11:37 AM
Got my baby beast booked in for Monday. See how she goes, i'm hoping to break 100bhp by a bit.
Not bad for a 1.3.
I'll update you Monday afternoon.
you'll find today is the 24th lol
-Bruce-
24-09-04, 12:39 PM
so you do mean next monday snowface yeh? well good luck mate hope it works out well for the wee beast.
bruce
Snowface
24-09-04, 12:56 PM
lol. ok the 27th then.
how much has it cost you to get your engine to that spec mate?
bet it goes well ?
how do you find the petrol on it now you have the twin carbs on there?
should see over 100bhp :wink:
-Bruce-
24-09-04, 01:33 PM
yeh i also think it will be over 100bhp maybe 105 or a midges jim more!! good luck
bruce
Snowface
25-09-04, 11:37 AM
get 32mpg going to work and back, a motorway journey i get 37mpg.
After its set up i might see a bit more than that.
you've spent abit over the summer then mate!
Snowface
25-09-04, 06:40 PM
quite, i been earning quite a lot and have no rent or bills to pay.
Gonna stop spending now.
maybe clean the bodywork up next spring.
Snowface
27-09-04, 03:28 PM
well its back with 102bhp@6500 rpm at fly and 76bhp@6.5k wheels.
Not too bad for a 1.3. The chap said that if i get a fuel pressure regulator and some better grommets and rings between carbs and manifold (rather than spring washers) then i could see around 110.
6-8psi fuel pressure and it needs to be around 2-3psi.
glad i broke the 100 barrier :lol: .
well done mate. is it a 1300 or a 1400? can't remember
It's a 1.3 benji...he only mentioned it about 3 times in his posts ;) :P
Jim
-Bruce-
27-09-04, 06:50 PM
that sounds good!! i thouhgt it could have been abit more, buts still glad you got over 100.
bruce
It's a 1.3 benji...he only mentioned it about 3 times in his posts ;) :P
Jim
lol. so he did :D
well its back with 102bhp@6500 rpm at fly and 76bhp@6.5k wheels.
Not too bad for a 1.3. The chap said that if i get a fuel pressure regulator and some better grommets and rings between carbs and manifold (rather than spring washers) then i could see around 110.
6-8psi fuel pressure and it needs to be around 2-3psi.
glad i broke the 100 barrier :lol: .
good work mate!
what was the torque figure? did that break the 100 mark?
Snowface
28-09-04, 05:06 PM
didn't get one but if i use the following formula
P = k x T x N (thousands of rpm)
P = Power in BHp
k= 0.193
T = Torque in LbFt
N = engine speed
i get 81.3lbFt @ 6500.
don't know if thats right or not.
Snowface
28-09-04, 05:07 PM
got that formula of a website.
Example: My 1.3 generated 79 Lb Ft at 6000 rpm. In BHP that's 0.193 x 79 x 6 = 91.4 BHP which is right. If you've any dyno curves check this out. 0.193 x torque(in Lb Ft) x speed gives power at that point in BHP.[/url]
got that formula of a website.
glad you added that, i thought you hadmade it up :D
Snowface
28-09-04, 06:12 PM
i probably get more torque than that at about 4-5k but i have no power figures for those engine speeds.
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