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Now this would be a nice buy...

PostPosted: Wed, 13 Jul 2011 2:40 +0000
by Steve

Re: Now this would be a nice buy...

PostPosted: Wed, 13 Jul 2011 6:18 +0000
by leamyj
Have you not had enough heart-ache with modifications?? :roll:

Re: Now this would be a nice buy...

PostPosted: Wed, 13 Jul 2011 7:59 +0000
by Steve
Too busy havin' fun ;-) great day for it today!

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Re: Now this would be a nice buy...

PostPosted: Thu, 14 Jul 2011 2:17 +0000
by sidewaysreilly
The block is blueprinted and then bored oversized to fit a proprietary steel sleeve which we have custom made just for MRM.

If the block was blueprinted, it would be to an accurate standand spec..........not overbored.

A proprietary steel sleeve is as........not custom made........

sorry but i spent too long workin in engine shops.............

If Mazda wanted to sleeve the engine they would have done so...........with wet liners.......

Re: Now this would be a nice buy...

PostPosted: Thu, 14 Jul 2011 9:23 +0000
by Steve
Would a stroker kit would be a better option to increase displacement?

2 litre here

2.1 litre here

Re: Now this would be a nice buy...

PostPosted: Thu, 14 Jul 2011 11:17 +0000
by sidewaysreilly
would be with a turbo Steve as its not reliant on revs.

Remember the old formula from James Watt and its still the same one used today.

Horsepower = (torque x revs) divided by 5250

5250 is the crossover point where torque and power curves intersect.

Re: Now this would be a nice buy...

PostPosted: Thu, 14 Jul 2011 12:39 +0000
by leamyj
I knew that!!.......................................(NOT) :oops: :oops:

Re: Now this would be a nice buy...

PostPosted: Thu, 14 Jul 2011 4:24 +0000
by Steve
sidewaysreilly wrote:would be with a turbo Steve as its not reliant on revs.

Remember the old formula from James Watt and its still the same one used today.

Horsepower = (torque x revs) divided by 5250

5250 is the crossover point where torque and power curves intersect.


Ah ok, long stroker etc
Wet liners, why are they better?

5250, yep, heres a power run (from last year I think) which shows it :
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rough figures : (178 x 6600) divided by 5250 = 223(ish)