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I have a 2332cc Type 1 engine. It dyno'd at 210 hp and 200 ft-lbs of torque on jake Raby's dyno.
Would I be viewed as a total hack if i put this in a 914? |
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The TI would certainly only be a viable solution in a 914 for very limited street use.. 5th gear in a 914 with a TIV and it's 26% greater cooling surface area is a bitch, a TI in a 914 with a stock ZD 5th would be murder on head temps
QUOTE The T1 I have in my tube frame Speedster eventually needed two external 10 x12 coolers with fans in addition to the stock cooler in the doghouse and an intercooler. NOW, it sees 200F on the highway doing 85mph and 190F at idle and cruisng down Main Street. remember: OIL temp is not engine temp!! The two are hardly related and it is possible to kill an engine due to a head/valve related failure and never get the oil past 180F.. Cooling the oil does not and will not cool the heads. |
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The TI would certainly only be a viable solution in a 914 for very limited street use.. 5th gear in a 914 with a TIV and it's 26% greater cooling surface area is a bitch, a TI in a 914 with a stock ZD 5th would be murder on head temps QUOTE The T1 I have in my tube frame Speedster eventually needed two external 10 x12 coolers with fans in addition to the stock cooler in the doghouse and an intercooler. NOW, it sees 200F on the highway doing 85mph and 190F at idle and cruisng down Main Street. remember: OIL temp is not engine temp!! The two are hardly related and it is possible to kill an engine due to a head/valve related failure and never get the oil past 180F.. Cooling the oil does not and will not cool the heads. Y E S, Jake....I know that....but still a good point for those that don't. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/poke.gif) I have an EGT, head temp, oil pressure/temp and a few other gauges that give me readings....my head temps always ran cool....325F across the board...I run an aviation type coupler that allows me to switch and read all four holes on one gauge. My EGT runs 800F-1000 depending if I'm under boost or not. I limit it to one bar even though I can crank it up if I wanted to. The biggest issue is keeping the charge side sealed. I keep a water and Dawn soap solution ready to spritz the charge pipes at the unions looking for leaks and at the hats of the ITBs....the heads have been keeping sealed as they were prepped to take boost. As to the coolers....I just needed another one to balance out the op temps at the temp I have set on the thermostat. It seems to like it now...... Funny how it gets more looks on the road than high digit REAL rides in this town....I can be in traffic and a Ferrari ahead of me and a XKE Jag beside me and "I" get the thumbs up or the click from the camera phone....wierd....dunno, might be my foil helmet..... |
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