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26th May 05 at 09:34

its getting a fast run in on the RR.... plus i'm not going to trash it round cockhill

famous last words... here comes the red mist

Adam-D

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26th May 05 at 09:37

red mist itll be blue and them lovly new rings of yours are gonna go bye bye

Siberia

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26th May 05 at 09:38

how much has the engine cost in total? 4-5k at least?

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26th May 05 at 09:41

in total.....

er...... hmmmm

including labour and transmission

oh fuck...

about 7k+

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26th May 05 at 09:41

shite

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26th May 05 at 09:44

TB Kit – about 2k (but sold parts on that wasn’t going to use - 600) so 1.4k
Wallace perf work – 4k
Diff – 700
Engine/head – 800
SBD parts bill – 900

Then add on the 1st build of the car

6.5k

so…. 7.9k + 6.5k = 14.4k

oh dear

TNM

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26th May 05 at 09:46

all for a corsa

Its going to blow up next week adam!

Adam-D

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26th May 05 at 09:46

id say run it in first

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26th May 05 at 09:46

good if you have the money to spare

not sure if i'd want to spend all that, but u have had a couple of supra's, skyline, scooby and not exactly missed out

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26th May 05 at 09:49

quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
id say run it in first

IT IS GETTING A FAST RUN-IN

Do a web search for running-in techniques, many feel that this is the best way. Running an engine in gently will not (its thought) bed the piston rings in quickly enough, and wont give as good a seal in the long run.

I'll also have it for a week before hand

TNM

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26th May 05 at 09:51

the best way is to take it through the revs. First two hours are the critical times.

not thrashing it but taking it not far off the redline.

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26th May 05 at 09:54

Will deffinately pop along to knockhill for this

Havent seen the corsa move a wheel yet

Siberia

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26th May 05 at 09:54

quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness
TB Kit – about 2k (but sold parts on that wasn’t going to use - 600) so 1.4k
Wallace perf work – 4k
Diff – 700
Engine/head – 800
SBD parts bill – 900

Then add on the 1st build of the car

6.5k

so…. 7.9k + 6.5k = 14.4k

oh dear

thats erm.... alot of money.... fun i'm sure but...........

farken hell

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26th May 05 at 09:56

quote:
Originally posted by TNM
the best way is to take it through the revs. First two hours are the critical times.

not thrashing it but taking it not far off the redline.

i see schumacer driving his F1 car down to the shops to run it in, they not keen on using a rolling road either

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26th May 05 at 10:20

quote:
Originally posted by h18_oab
Will deffinately pop along to knockhill for this Havent seen the corsa move a wheel yet

the s2000 will be there too.... :/

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26th May 05 at 10:24

http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm

Skipz

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26th May 05 at 10:27

quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness

quote:
Originally posted by h18_oab
Will deffinately pop along to knockhill for this Havent seen the corsa move a wheel yet

the s2000 will be there too.... :/

Will be looking forward to seeing that Pics of it look ace!!! Might actually get to meet ya aswell Adam

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26th May 05 at 10:28

Here's How To Do It:
There are 3 ways you can break in an engine:

1) on a dyno
2) on the street, or off road (Motocross or Snowmobile.)
3) on the racetrack

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On a Dyno:
Warm the engine up
completely !!

Then, using 4th gear:

Do Three 1/2 Throttle dyno runs from
40% - 60% of your engine's max rpm
Let it Cool Down For About 15 Minutes

Do Three 3/4 Throttle dyno runs from
40% - 80% of your engine's max rpm
Let it Cool Down For About 15 Minutes

Do Three Full Throttle dyno runs from
30% - 100% of your engine's max rpm
Let it Cool Down For About 15 Minutes
Go For It !!

NOTE: If you use a dyno with a brake, it's critical during break - in that you allow the engine to decelerate fully on it's own. (Don't use the dyno brake.) The engine vacuum created during closed throttle deceleration sucks the excess oil and metal off the cylinder walls.

The point of this is to remove the very small (micro) particles of ring and cylinder material which are part of the normal wear during this process. During deceleration, the particles suspended in the oil blow out the exhaust, rather than accumulating in the ring grooves between
the piston and rings. This keeps the rings from wearing too much.

You'll notice that at first the engine "smokes" on decel, this is normal, as the rings haven't sealed yet. When you're doing it right, you'll notice that the smoke goes away after about 7-8 runs.

[Edited on 26-05-2005 by Adam Kindness]

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26th May 05 at 11:17

Is this a SIDC day Adam? Might come along with the new rally car if theres no neds on track. The new engine might not be back in time so not sure what I'll be running...

[Edited on 26-05-2005 by starkmotorsport]

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26th May 05 at 11:28

think its fully booked now, there is a reserve list i think...

yup, SIDC day

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26th May 05 at 16:25

is this on 12th june this year yeah?

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26th May 05 at 22:04

no..... 2010

beattie17

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27th May 05 at 06:39

it just it says f1 stock cars on their website? take your on in morning?

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27th May 05 at 06:50

AK hows the 205, should take that round

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27th May 05 at 08:18

er..... its fine..... but id rather use the corsa

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