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#61 miniboo

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 07:28 PM

AGGGHHHGGGGHHH

ALl i can find is 3 cylibder 1 litre 12 valve engines.

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 07:37 PM

Dihatsu Cuore?

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 07:41 PM

i have searched on the net myself and i cant find anything about the car. its so dull no-one has wrote anything on the net about it, im a little concerned as i cant find out torque settings for when i come to bolt the head down.

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 07:42 PM

Surely the more people who knwo the more people can help........

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 07:48 PM

Surely the more people who knwo the more people can help........


as above

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 08:17 PM

i appreciate what your saying lads, but there is nothing i need help with, unless you have a 998 block i can have cheap? im not being miserabel with the details, its just whenever i ask people if i can have info on thier projects they dont want to tell me anything! i wanted to measure a crank pulley that a certain mini specialist had for sale for use on a supercharged a series, and they flat refused to let me put a vernier on it to measure the outside diameter.

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 08:26 PM

i appreciate what your saying lads, but there is nothing i need help with, unless you have a 998 block i can have cheap? im not being miserabel with the details, its just whenever i ask people if i can have info on thier projects they dont want to tell me anything! i wanted to measure a crank pulley that a certain mini specialist had for sale for use on a supercharged a series, and they flat refused to let me put a vernier on it to measure the outside diameter.


Just 'cause others are tw*ts there's no need to join them!!!! I've read this thread but am now getting bored with it as I can't identify with the engineering as I don't know what you are working with. Secrecy is for the envelope pushing racers but the rest of us should help each other out and share the knowledge. You sound like a clever chap and I'm sure there are many on here that could learn from you if you would spill the beans!

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 08:35 PM

i appreciate what your saying lads, but there is nothing i need help with, unless you have a 998 block i can have cheap? im not being miserabel with the details, its just whenever i ask people if i can have info on thier projects they dont want to tell me anything! i wanted to measure a crank pulley that a certain mini specialist had for sale for use on a supercharged a series, and they flat refused to let me put a vernier on it to measure the outside diameter.


Just 'cause others are tw*ts there's no need to join them!!!! I've read this thread but am now getting bored with it as I can't identify with the engineering as I don't know what you are working with. Secrecy is for the envelope pushing racers but the rest of us should help each other out and share the knowledge. You sound like a clever chap and I'm sure there are many on here that could learn from you if you would spill the beans!

>_<


im sorry you feel that way mate, but what will it help you if i tell you what car its from?

its an alloy 8 port cylinder head with 12 valves and one cam. the cam pushes rocker arms instaed of operating the valves directly. the rocker arms on the inlet side are effectively 2 rocker arms "siamesed" together, so the 2 inlet valves open together. i will post some pics of the rocker arms lter so you can see the valve gear. its so simple i dont know why i have never seen this done on another engine. its makes a much smaller head and much simpler to work on. i hope this helps, and i hope you appreciate my discretion.

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 09:08 PM

I am liking the guessing game.

I would suggest getting a belt drive timing setup and using that, you can work out the cog/wheel needed for the cam belt drive.

That tyope of cam/rocker combo is used on the BINI i think.

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 09:09 PM

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im sorry you feel that way mate, but what will it help you if i tell you what car its from?

its an alloy 8 port cylinder head with 12 valves and one cam. the cam pushes rocker arms instaed of operating the valves directly. the rocker arms on the inlet side are effectively 2 rocker arms "siamesed" together, so the 2 inlet valves open together. i will post some pics of the rocker arms lter so you can see the valve gear. its so simple i dont know why i have never seen this done on another engine. its makes a much smaller head and much simpler to work on. i hope this helps, and i hope you appreciate my discretion.
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I think Honda used siamesed rockers on some bike engines, maybe XL's but not sure. And as I said it would be easier to identify with what you are doing out of interest if we new what you are working on. I think it is better to share information amongst like minded individuals, even the likes of Vizard collaborates with others re. R&D! I'm sure you are very learned but you never now what avenue might be presented by some others lateral thinking now do you?

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 09:13 PM

its an alloy 8 port cylinder head with 12 valves and one cam. the cam pushes rocker arms instaed of operating the valves directly. the rocker arms on the inlet side are effectively 2 rocker arms "siamesed" together, so the 2 inlet valves open together. i will post some pics of the rocker arms lter so you can see the valve gear. its so simple i dont know why i have never seen this done on another engine. its makes a much smaller head and much simpler to work on. i hope this helps, and i hope you appreciate my discretion.


Hmmm this sounds very familiar, im sure one of the lads at Mini Sport was stripping down a cylinder head of very similar descriptions the end of last week when i was working in there and im sure it was off a KIA....

Edited by Southy, 16 August 2008 - 09:14 PM.


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Posted 16 August 2008 - 09:18 PM

its an alloy 8 port cylinder head with 12 valves and one cam. the cam pushes rocker arms instaed of operating the valves directly. the rocker arms on the inlet side are effectively 2 rocker arms "siamesed" together, so the 2 inlet valves open together. i will post some pics of the rocker arms lter so you can see the valve gear. its so simple i dont know why i have never seen this done on another engine. its makes a much smaller head and much simpler to work on. i hope this helps, and i hope you appreciate my discretion.


Hmmm this sounds very familiar, im sure one of the lads at Mini Sport was stripping down a cylinder head of very similar descriptions the end of last week when i was working in there and im sure it was off a KIA....


Kia, they make drinks don't they?!!!! ;D

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 09:32 PM

Kia isn't japanese either is it?

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 09:42 PM

Kia isn't japanese either is it?


Shhhh ive only just found that out myself ;D

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Posted 16 August 2008 - 09:59 PM

Hmm its really bugging me this now as its got me thinking i dont suppose it could be off a Mazda 626 or a Nissan Cedric Y31




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