The tank pump has the part noAC6443327 - think its the injection. Purchased the tank as a spare now need to install it in the car. This is the specs 222 L/hour 168L/hour @ 3bar 126L/H @ 5 bar Max pressure 6.6Bar Just need to confirm
Hi have a rebuild Quaife Pro Box - 4 speed steel casing concentric release bearing and rose joined stick. 1 st 2.02 2nd 1.54 3rd1.21 4th 1.1 Please PM or call 07867 785560 Thanks Neil
David , Yes it is a live axle . Its fully braced with Quaife half shafts and LSD. Don't expect I will see any issues other than the A frame mounting bush.
There's option to turbo the Crossflow. Its has a steel crank and rods with low compression pistons . Its just the weight issue compared with the Sigma. The end result will be about the same 180bhp
Caterham 1996 live axle - originally had an asthmatic 1600ccc crossflow. We initially fitted a supercharger however had heat and packing issues. Have been told a sigma engine offer the best balance option for a Caterham . The car is used 40% road 60 track. Whats the general consensus ?
Tried the 30mm Jenverys The injector is at a steeper angle making the fuel rail 20mm higher. Its above the bonnet line. Working on a preperg carbon plenum it should solve the problem - oh for a 3D printer.
Every thing was progressing: Intercooler fiited Drysump tank fitted and plumbed Oil to water cooler fitted Electric water pump fitted Supercharger oil cooler and plumbed and fitted Injection fuel tank fittedThen the problems: Fuel rail on the 30mm Jenvey throttle bodies is to high even with short injectors New plenum fouls the engine bay crossmember Now reverted back to 114mm throttle bodies and custom prepreg carbon inlet. Will be glad when this one is done!
The English axle as been re-worked at Arch. Interesting comment about widths both are on the workshop floor Ital and English will do a few measurements. The English axle has been converted to discs and has an alloy diff carrier and TranX LSD. The halfshafts are standard undecided on converting to Quaife Group A with a separate hub and bearing.
Its been a long road! Had it on the dyno at 180bhp and 160ft/lbs with more leaks than the Titanic. Suspect its good for 200bhp. The engine is moved back approx 75mm to accommodate the drive belts etc. Its also running a drysump lots of pipe work. Currently working on the rear axle and front uprights/ brakes
Running a 1750cc supercharged Crossflow Approx 180bhp. The tyres would be Yokohamas A048. The reason for the the question is from a performance handling perspective. The car will be used for trackday mainly.
Rebuilding a 1996 Live axle car. Currently upgrading the axle to an English with LSD. The next issue on the list is the wheels. Plan to run 13" however 15" are an option . Whats the best combination of size / offset?