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Old March 14th 2012, 11:13
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What are you going to do with intercooler? That tail was your “logo” in my eyes Looking forward for updates!
No worries Scardeep: Intercooler stays there!
Not much updates yet, will be several weeks before parts are machined.
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Old April 7th 2012, 15:53
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1200 turbo engine is now up and running again and with a FK7 and 1,4 ratio rockers.
Its "a bit" on the wild side for a 1200cc engine, but rocks from 3K rpm onwards.

First time on the wastegate (leaking BOV though) and up to 6200 rpm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNkOkUwHHK8

Dynoday in Germany (near Hamburg) is on the 28th april...
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I'll definetly be there! I'm really looking forward to finally meeting you after all these years!
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Old May 2nd 2012, 11:15
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Got a feature in a general tuning mag

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SWEET. You are very deserving of some press.
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very NICE... well Deserved
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Noice!

...Got a link to the magazine website, wouldn't mind seeing if I can get a copy onto my iPad.

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Congratulations, about time you got some press recognition!
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Old May 2nd 2012, 15:12
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Tnx fellows!
Dave, this is their web-site:
http://www.autoentuning.nl/

http://www.autoentuning.nl/?p=3928

Cover of the issue and the content page (as far as I am allowed to post):


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Congratulations Wally! I agree,well deserved and long overdue! Why is car in race magazine? Because race car
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Very cool Wally! Congrats!
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Cheers!

In the meantime, I started on the revamp of the 2,2 engine beginning with the new central cooling lay-out:

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Cheers!

In the meantime, I started on the revamp of the 2,2 engine beginning with the new central cooling lay-out:

Walter, why the change in shrouds? I thought you liked the horizontal setup better. Was there a difference in CFM of the two?
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Walter, why the change in shrouds? I thought you liked the horizontal setup better. Was there a difference in CFM of the two?
Yes, I like the horizontal set-up A LOT! However, at very high RPM, it doesn't always stay on when the ecu activates the Rev-cut or fuel-cut.
It has shown to be good for 7700 RPM easy, but not combined with sudden soft- or hard-cuts in the ignition.

Air distribution is naturally very good with the horizontal set-up, but with the arrival of this centrally positioned cooling system from MSS with his shroud, I think there is a better chance cooling will be close to evenly spread with this one as well.

CFM (total air moved) is dependant on a lot of other things. Pulley size has a huge part there and the Riechert pulley is much larger (172mm?) then the vertical set-ups (most are 145mm as is this one, also to clear the DS pump), so you know which one will move more air...

Also the fans are different. 12 blade fans displace less air then the older 11-blades, so thats different as well.
Your question about CU.ft/min sort of suggests that more CFM cools better, which is still questionable. Lots of variables.

So, ...my track use with very high rpm with lots of iginition cuts more or less lead me to a vertical set-up again, but I think only by actually using the system and seeing what it does or doen not do on a certain engine, can give an idea of how well something works.
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How did you get on with the 1200 turbo?
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