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ash mi16

not sure if this is the right place to post but anyway, im puting a cammed 2.0l mi16 engine in my 205 gti and it on twin 40 delortos, it got piper cams, i dont want to over rev my engine as it was onlt rebuilt last year so wot would it be safe to rev it to? i dont no wot a standard mi16 revs to? let me no thanks ash

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Tom Fenton

If its on standard rod bolts, then I'd say 7250 rpm to be safe.

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ash mi16

If its on standard rod bolts, then I'd say 7250 rpm to be safe.

yes it is mate it had a full rebuild last year and was fitted with piper cams and had the head ported and polished :D thanks :)

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Tom Fenton

Regardless of the head and cams, it is likely that the thing that is most likely to let go at super high revs is rod bolts, hence my comment.

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ash mi16

Regardless of the head and cams, it is likely that the thing that is most likely to let go at super high revs is rod bolts, hence my comment.

yeah i no mate would it be better to get some arp bolts?

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petert

7400 should be the absolute limit with hydraulic lifters. The valves will bounce at 7500 before the rod bolts let go.

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ash mi16

7400 should be the absolute limit with hydraulic lifters. The valves will bounce at 7500 before the rod bolts let go.

ok thanks mate

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Miles

Mi's are fine up to 8500 on std lifters, just the rod bolts as said, My old one used to run to this all the time,

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allanallen

Are twin 40s going to be upto fuling a tuned mi?

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ash mi16

Mi's are fine up to 8500 on std lifters, just the rod bolts as said, My old one used to run to this all the time,

ok cool thanks mate

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ash mi16

Are twin 40s going to be upto fuling a tuned mi?

thay was running fine on my old mi16 but im lookin at a set of 45's off a mate on here for my new engine

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petert

Mi's are fine up to 8500 on std lifters, ..............

 

Can I watch?

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Miles

It was fine, Was quite surprized as everyone said the same thing about the lifters but to around 8000, so you;ve got to push these thing's further

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ash mi16

It was fine, Was quite surprized as everyone said the same thing about the lifters but to around 8000, so you;ve got to push these thing's further

so if i gte better rod bols like arp then i can rev to 8000

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Pugs in Pieces

mine is a 1.9 mi16 engine, lightened balanced knife edged crank, lightened flywheel, piper cams with solid lifters and that revs to 8500ish, there is no mention of arp bolts in the rebuild and there are receipts for everything so i assume they were not replaced, i set my omex to 7500 in the old car and it was fine.

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ash mi16

mine is a 1.9 mi16 engine, lightened balanced knife edged crank, lightened flywheel, piper cams with solid lifters and that revs to 8500ish, there is no mention of arp bolts in the rebuild and there are receipts for everything so i assume they were not replaced, i set my omex to 7500 in the old car and it was fine.

sounds good mate i just dont wana over rev my engine as it was only rebuilt last year :/

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petert

Over revving is one thing and having hydraulic profile cams that will actually make power past 7500 is another.

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Miles

It was a freak engine, Peak power was from 7500 till about 8k from memory as it was a while back now, that was on a set of Kent regrind's,

But back onto topic, I'd get it on a RR then you know where the power is made and to check that it's running OK as 40's with smaller chokes would be on the limit

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ash mi16

It was a freak engine, Peak power was from 7500 till about 8k from memory as it was a while back now, that was on a set of Kent regrind's,

But back onto topic, I'd get it on a RR then you know where the power is made and to check that it's running OK as 40's with smaller chokes would be on the limit

ok mate thanks, thats wot i was gonig to do to get it set up as ive been told the 40's wot be up to the job :/

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