Drivetrain Is it possible to make 400+whp on a Supercharger?
In thinking of this question for a minute, have you ever removed the power steering fan assembly on a R53? They are always full of rocks and things, so why would you think this fan would be a problem?
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Just thinking that with where it is at, it will probably get more rocks and "stuff" getting bounced towards it then the power steering fan..
Atleast Jan's has a screen protection... Plus it's a much cleaner look from under the car.. let alone aero wise..
Just thinking that with where it is at, it will probably get more rocks and "stuff" getting bounced towards it then the power steering fan..
Atleast Jan's has a screen protection... Plus it's a much cleaner look from under the car.. let alone aero wise..
Location Location Location..
Just thinking that with where it is at, it will probably get more rocks and "stuff" getting bounced towards it then the power steering fan..
Atleast Jan's has a screen protection... Plus it's a much cleaner look from under the car.. let alone aero wise..
Just thinking that with where it is at, it will probably get more rocks and "stuff" getting bounced towards it then the power steering fan..
Atleast Jan's has a screen protection... Plus it's a much cleaner look from under the car.. let alone aero wise..
it applies fully...........if you want to discuss the merits.....start your own thread and let everyone chime in..........this is about my Mini and making 400whp
just so you can get your head around this: Imagine a fan.............each square foot (about the same size as his cooler) there is 5280 CFM or that each individual cubic foot travels 5280 feet per minute. 5280 X 60 is 316,800 feet per hour which is equal to 60mph of air. That cooling fan is about 600cfm, it won't get anymore than that. Now do the math...........see why they are up front or have ducting built to help ram air into them?
the fact you don't even understand basic engine functions and how designs are arrived at , I could cut and paste your latest from MT over here, rather embarrassing to say the least. (don't worry, I've already copied it to a folder I keep)
please divert all off topic posts into some other thread
thanks
Here is a stock Mini S crankshaft
it came from a race only Mini. This isn't the only one that has failed in the same exact way. There is an inherent weakness in this part of the crank.

we have built a much stronger BILLET crankshaft to fix this issue
it comes in stock stroke (works with stock parts) to our stroker crank (will require custom rods/pistons)
it came from a race only Mini. This isn't the only one that has failed in the same exact way. There is an inherent weakness in this part of the crank.

we have built a much stronger BILLET crankshaft to fix this issue
it comes in stock stroke (works with stock parts) to our stroker crank (will require custom rods/pistons)
Here is a stock Mini S crankshaft
it came from a race only Mini. This isn't the only one that has failed in the same exact way. There is an inherent weakness in this part of the crank.

we have built a much stronger BILLET crankshaft to fix this issue
it comes in stock stroke (works with stock parts) to our stroker crank (will require custom rods/pistons)

it came from a race only Mini. This isn't the only one that has failed in the same exact way. There is an inherent weakness in this part of the crank.

we have built a much stronger BILLET crankshaft to fix this issue
it comes in stock stroke (works with stock parts) to our stroker crank (will require custom rods/pistons)

the Billet crankshaft is $1995 and you can order any stroke from stock to 3.75"
Custom strokes can take longer. I have 3.5" in stock and ready to ship along with pistons/rods sets
yes it had the STOCK pulley on it
I doubt it's a one time "flaw" as there are numerous stock cranks that have now snapped that I "know" of.
We have been running our fluid damper without any crank failures but until we have those same stresses on the car we will then find out. Our 4340 billet crank is much stronger than the factory forged crank
just a quick update on the quest for 400whp
still stock intake manifold and pump gas.........17.5 psi of boost and slipping belt now........373whp......looks like it would have made about 380-385 on that pull had the belt not slipped. May need to find a better tensioner or just put a new belt on as this one has been on there for quite some time
Might be time to break out a custom intake manifold to see if I can do it on pump gas or just put a smaller pulley on the supercharger
It's nice knowing I can make this type of power on pump
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at light boost its actually about 8deg cooler as you are pushing some air through the big cooler. I'll have some data after tomorrow to throw up
ok, need that, now. This is looking to be an incredible exercise in traction, does the OSgiken LSD make it manageable, or is it still too much? I know ford had to make magic to have the RS500 hold equivalent power down.
Wow that is so cool
. He painted stuff red and polished things too.
What I really like are the jack stands
. I bet those are detailed as well.
Longboard
What I really like are the jack stands
. I bet those are detailed as well.Longboard



But to bad it's not as nice as this:
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