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DaveyLC

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20th Oct 08 at 17:11

F13 for the moment until I kill it

Mobby

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20th Oct 08 at 17:22

quote:
Originally posted by m17tty

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
F13 for the moment until I kill it

There we have the answer mobby.

trust me dude, he wont be able to kill it imo

brosters running a f13!

[Edited on 20-10-2008 by mobby]

Warren G

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20th Oct 08 at 17:23

wont kill it with standard power/torque

gazza808

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21st Oct 08 at 14:45

so what car was this engine out of?? and what year??

sorry if you've already said lol

Nick-S

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21st Oct 08 at 14:58

quote:
Originally posted by mobby

quote:
Originally posted by m17tty

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
F13 for the moment until I kill it

There we have the answer mobby.

trust me dude, he wont be able to kill it imo

brosters running a f13!

[Edited on 20-10-2008 by mobby]

but it torque that kills boxes, not power.

DaveyLC

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21st Oct 08 at 15:05

quote:
Originally posted by gazza808
so what car was this engine out of?? and what year??

sorry if you've already said lol

2000 Vectra

Mobby

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21st Oct 08 at 15:20

quote:
Originally posted by GSi_16v

quote:
Originally posted by mobby

quote:
Originally posted by m17tty

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
F13 for the moment until I kill it

There we have the answer mobby.

trust me dude, he wont be able to kill it imo

brosters running a f13!,

[Edited on 20-10-2008 by mobby]
but it torque that kills boxes, not power.

quote:
Originally posted by warren.g
wont kill it with standard power/torque

...

tbh id rather trust warren and robin. if the f13 is suitable a f-15 should be better and a gearbox change is nothing

[Edited on 21-10-2008 by mobby]

[Edited on 21-10-2008 by mobby]

Warren G

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21st Oct 08 at 17:31

f13 and f15 have same internals

the fxx means nothing

untill you turbo it or rev to over 9k it will be fine.

Hamish

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21st Oct 08 at 17:33

quote:
Originally posted by warren.g
f13 and f15 have same internals

the fxx means nothing

untill you turbo it or rev to over 9k it will be fine.

i though the 2 numbers related directly to how much torque they could take

F13 - 130
F15 - 150

DaveyLC

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21st Oct 08 at 21:12

You are correct hamish.

Warren G

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21st Oct 08 at 22:22

all bollocks though, so a F10 can only take 100lb/ft!

so f15 can take 150 - explain hows that when they use the same internals

DaveyLC

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22nd Oct 08 at 07:52

The number is intended as a Continuous NM torque rating.

The internals to vary on different boxes the number on the side explains the differences..

Digits 7-9 denote the type

Digit 10 is for various special changes, if there is a space it just means its a boggo F13.

Digit 11: W = Wide Ratio, C = Close Ratio, E = ECO Wide Ratio

Digits 12-14: Final Ratio so 394 = 3.94.

DaveyLC

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22nd Oct 08 at 08:00

James_H

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22nd Oct 08 at 11:01

looks good, will bust down and see when my car is on the road!!

Is it drivable yet?

DaveyLC

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22nd Oct 08 at 11:44

It was driveable until I changed over the steering column, need to have the barrel drilled out on the new column

Got some insurance quotes today, £321 is the best so far

pow

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22nd Oct 08 at 12:12

quote:
Originally posted by James_H
looks good, will bust down and see when my car is on the road!!

Is it drivable yet?

Not without me you slut

DaveyLC

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22nd Oct 08 at 12:14

You should come to one of the Winnersh Triangle meets.

pow

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22nd Oct 08 at 12:22

Car looks brilliant btw

DaveyLC

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22nd Oct 08 at 12:23

I think the car looks like a DOG! lol

It will be painted ASAP, need to get a new bonnet first as this ones got some rust on the leading edge

pow

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22nd Oct 08 at 12:24

Meh, anyone that can work on a car like that gets my full respect. Wish I could do it

DaveyLC

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22nd Oct 08 at 12:53

Thanks

Mobby

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22nd Oct 08 at 13:04

quote:
Originally posted by pow
Meh, anyone that can work on a car like that gets my full respect. Wish I could do it

James_H

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22nd Oct 08 at 15:14

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
You should come to one of the Winnersh Triangle meets.

Been there a few times, by the train line.

gazza808

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22nd Oct 08 at 18:17

a little tip with a wee bit of modifying to the flange you can fit an 1.6 manifold which means it'll match up with a standard corsa system. Or any after market system.

Warren G

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22nd Oct 08 at 21:06

quote:
Originally posted by mobby

quote:
Originally posted by pow
Meh, anyone that can work on a car like that gets my full respect. Wish I could do it

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