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joey736

posted on 25th Apr 07 at 18:20

quote:
Originally posted by gsirick
dont forget u mte need to get the bracket to move the alternator (it mte catch the carbs)


good point:thumbs:


Vaux Lad

posted on 25th Apr 07 at 17:40

R1 carbs on a 1600 should see around 130bhp.

[Edited on 25-04-2007 by Vaux Lad]


Warren G

posted on 25th Apr 07 at 17:37

just put a 1.4 bottom end on it, or even a 1.6 gte lump

the carbs are far too big for a 1.2, they use r6 carbs on 1600's!


Vaux Lad

posted on 25th Apr 07 at 17:22

bogg bro's/\ £170

Theres no chance you'd get 100bhp tbh.
I'd be happy with 75-80.

You still have the spi's biggest restriction, the cylinder head. Crap flowing/small ports.


cor5a_tommy

posted on 25th Apr 07 at 15:05

how would you go about getting the custom manifold made up and what sort of cost does this incur?


Jas

posted on 25th Apr 07 at 11:20

sri engine and youd have over 100 bhp :)


gsirick

posted on 25th Apr 07 at 10:24

i did a similar setup on a nova 1.4, used 1000cc suzuki bike carbs on a 1.3 ported and gasflowed head. didnt get time 2 finish it so sold them. dont forget u mte need to get the bracket to move the alternator (it mte catch the carbs)


joey736

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 18:36

no idea.
would be really happy to see the sunny side of 100bhp, but i doubt it. 90 wud b good, double factory standard!:cool:


neil h

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 18:32

so any ideas what sorta pefromance gains your looking at?


joey736

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 18:18

80 quid for carbs
think its gonna be 175 for the manifold


neil h

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 18:15

all that for a 1.2??? fairplay, not many people consider it worthwhile but i've always wanted to outta curiousity over the performance gains.

just outta interest, how much have you paid for the carbs?


joey736

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 17:06

went for r1s purely for cash-flow reasons (ie. cheap!lol)

c12nz 1.2 8v engine

other mods, none fitted yet but filling my shed i have:

4-2-1 exhaust manifold
de-cat system, which will b getting centre box removed
ported,polished+gas flowed head
V6 brakes
270-280ish cam wanted
lightened flywheel a possibilty also
considering altering final drive in diff.
thats about it at the moment.


Vaux Lad

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 16:57

What size engine is it?

Any other mods?

Any reasons why you went for R1 carbs over webers/dellortos?


joey736

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 16:55

cheers vaux lad
mite bring it to u setit up on RR, dave
i imagine a man of your capabilities can manage this?


Vaux Lad

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 16:52

Use a nova 1.4sr(14nv) distributor and coil etc.


And the carbs setting up for your engine if they haven't been done.

[Edited on 24-04-2007 by Vaux Lad]


Dave A

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 16:45

just up the road from us at Vsport, will have to bring it in one day when its finished:)


joey736

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 16:24

btw, engine is a small block 8v.cheers


joey736

posted on 24th Apr 07 at 16:23

ive just had word that my carbs and manifold should b ready by the end of the week. just wondering if anyone on here who has done the conversion can tell me if i hav forgotten anything, ok here goes.

i have:

carbs+manifold
r1 fuel pump
airbox rubbers
gaskets
new fuel tank(modified)


i still need:

fuel hose
throttle cable
choke cable
air filter
ignition setup from carb nova or similar(any tips?)