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Pacing around awaiting rolling road results

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I'm feeling like an expectant Dad again waiting for my car's rolling road result following its engine rebuild - it's at Bob Watson's at the moment...
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8) look forward to hearing the results 8) Did you have any 'before' figures from Bob's rollers ?
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Unfortunately not although you've just reminded me that I think Alan (Canford) took it to Bob's just prior to selling it to the guy who owned the car before me so I guess there are some results somewhere (not in any of the documentation that I've got though).

Compression was down on a couple of cylinders just prior to its rebuild and it was a completely stock T engine so I can't imagine it was putting out that much in the way of HP.

Looking at the PMOs now though, I think I'll be needing a permanent petrol feed from my nearest petrol station....

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So I've just been told that they got a corrected 202bhp out of it on Bob's rollers! Way more than I was expecting.

Waiting on a copy of the graph now....
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very cool Ross :)

any engine spec details ;)
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great headline figure! Would be good to see the graph
Might be worth asking Bob if he's got the original graph; most dynos have auto storage so it might still be in the memory-banks..
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smallspeed wrote:great headline figure! Would be good to see the graph
Will post the graph once I get it. Hopefully it won't just be one massive spike at 8000rpm with nothing at all under 6000rpm....
smallspeed wrote:Might be worth asking Bob if he's got the original graph; most dynos have auto storage so it might still be in the memory-banks..
Already done, although it would be back in 2007 so it might be asking a bit much.....will also email Alan to see if he kept a copy.
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It's a standard T with first overbore, E cams and Omega high compression pistons (should be same as your new ones), new PMO's, new bearings etc. and ARP studs/conrod bolts and SSI heat exchangers.

To be honest, I just expected a little more torque and power over a standard T - didn't really do any of it to get loads more power. Just wanted the damn thing running properly again.

Has only cost me about £76 per bhp.....
hot66 wrote:very cool Ross :)

any engine spec details ;)
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Fantastic. You'll forget the cost when you get it back and drive it like you stole it.

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ross.mcw wrote:It's a standard T with first overbore, E cams and Omega high compression pistons (should be same as your new ones), new PMO's, new bearings etc. and ARP studs/conrod bolts and SSI heat exchangers.

To be honest, I just expected a little more torque and power over a standard T - didn't really do any of it to get loads more power. Just wanted the damn thing running properly again.

Has only cost me about £76 per bhp.....
hot66 wrote:very cool Ross :)

any engine spec details ;)
Are you running the original iron cylinders? This sounds an interesting spec for when my engine finally lets go :)
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Yep, original cylinders just rebored. Will be time to finally meet up soon!
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it's nowhere near as bad as actually being there waiting for the engine to go bang. You know it won't but it might just.....!!
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I went on an rx7 owners day to a RR in northampton somewhere, and they were just finishing off a tvr cerbra when I arrived (1/2hr early as usual). The owner wasn't happy with the numbers so wanted to go again and more revs.. Still not happy; another run with more revs.. Aaaaaaa-Eeeeeeee-bang! I've never heard such a horrible noise in my life!

What made it worse was they wheeled this smoking oil-dripping heap off the rollers and into the carpark, then said to me "right mate, you're next!" Eeeek!! :shock:
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Here's the graphs from the run. Would be interesting to compare to other people's results on Bob's rollers if anyone has any they'd be willing to share?

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You've now got a high compression 'E' motor ( think T & E heads are the same size ports ? . Great numbers, especailly the torque

Somewhere I have an old Bob dyno plot from my 2.4S in its previous 'worn' state .
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