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IvIarkgraham

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3rd Nov 07 at 12:50

well as some may know i had a rebuild a few months back well i was using 3 litres of oil every 3 months then the car recently started bogging down and smoking like fuck

so dropped the car off mid week and payed them a visit today and he's half way through building me a new x14xe

should have a new 12 month warrenty too

willay

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3rd Nov 07 at 12:51

back of the net

Tommy L

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3rd Nov 07 at 12:52

not get a bigger engine put in

IvIarkgraham

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3rd Nov 07 at 13:06

nope i'm not paying for it so cant get that

hopefully will put out the same or more power than before

been slighty bored too

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3rd Nov 07 at 13:08

why is that a result...

a result would be having a working car in the first instance

IvIarkgraham

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3rd Nov 07 at 13:48

yeah but thats not an option AK

so a freshly built engine is the best option

what would it be bored to?

1389cc is standard will it just stay like that? or go upto 1400?

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:06

it depends on what has been bored out...

Whats the std bore size?

RCS

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:09

Did you take it to the same place as last time to get it rebuilt?

IvIarkgraham

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:16

yes because its still under warrenty

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:16

std bore and stroke

77.6mm and 73.4mm

IvIarkgraham

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:16

quote:
Originally posted by AK
it depends on what has been bored out...

Whats the std bore size?

dunno would have thought it would stay standard

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:17

so 1389 CC's as std yes...

IvIarkgraham

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:18

yes

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:18

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham

quote:
Originally posted by AK
it depends on what has been bored out...

Whats the std bore size?

dunno would have thought it would stay standard

so why did you say its getting bored out? You cant stay the same size.... nothing will get 'bored out' then

78.5mm bore / pistons will give 1421 CC's

IvIarkgraham

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:21

re bored! i meant that doesnt have to mean oversized bores

[Edited on 03-11-2007 by IvIarkgraham]

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:24

your still going to 'use' metal though

RCS

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3rd Nov 07 at 14:26

Yes it does. Unless you are meaning they are getting honed?

IvIarkgraham

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3rd Nov 07 at 15:45

guy said bored so should be bigger then

RCS

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3rd Nov 07 at 17:31

Are you getting oversized rings or pistons fitted?

Andrew

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3rd Nov 07 at 17:37

This guy must be shit at building engines

Should have got it right in the first place the prick

IvIarkgraham

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4th Nov 07 at 16:36

quite right

just realised will have to run it in again

Ste L

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4th Nov 07 at 18:15

run it in hard....
load's of over-run etc, get the ring's bedded in properly

[Edited on 04-11-2007 by Ste L]

IvIarkgraham

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4th Nov 07 at 18:20

im gonna go speak to someone who knows about it

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