Drivetrain FI induction and headwork? Why?
#29
how much pressure can the minis handle? faster spool up seems worth the trouble to me. that mixed with a little turbo could be pretty cool.
or a built motor with a big turbo and high compression. if you could cut lag on a big turbo seems like that could be a good set up if you have traction.. am I wrong?
or a built motor with a big turbo and high compression. if you could cut lag on a big turbo seems like that could be a good set up if you have traction.. am I wrong?
#30
Well traction is deffinately an issue on a MINI, any FWD for that matter. What type of power are you looking for? A 28rs will spool up pretty fast on the stock motor.
Not sure what the stock motor can handle. But mine has ARP head studs and CP pistons with stock compression. And I have been up to 32psi with no problems.
Not sure what the stock motor can handle. But mine has ARP head studs and CP pistons with stock compression. And I have been up to 32psi with no problems.
#31
Well traction is deffinately an issue on a MINI, any FWD for that matter. What type of power are you looking for? A 28rs will spool up pretty fast on the stock motor.
Not sure what the stock motor can handle. But mine has ARP head studs and CP pistons with stock compression. And I have been up to 32psi with no problems.
Not sure what the stock motor can handle. But mine has ARP head studs and CP pistons with stock compression. And I have been up to 32psi with no problems.
#32
Plan on building a stroker motor if you want something to spool fast enough for an autocross. I believe you would be more interested in doing a rotrex blower on a built motor.
In first and second traction is hard enough to come by at 300whp, not to mention trying to put it down exiting a corner. Unles you are running some wide *** tires in the front I would say 250whp would be all I would want at an autocross. But good luck to you. Glad to see more people are looking at modifications that actually make hp...
In first and second traction is hard enough to come by at 300whp, not to mention trying to put it down exiting a corner. Unles you are running some wide *** tires in the front I would say 250whp would be all I would want at an autocross. But good luck to you. Glad to see more people are looking at modifications that actually make hp...
#33
Plan on building a stroker motor if you want something to spool fast enough for an autocross. I believe you would be more interested in doing a rotrex blower on a built motor.
In first and second traction is hard enough to come by at 300whp, not to mention trying to put it down exiting a corner. Unles you are running some wide *** tires in the front I would say 250whp would be all I would want at an autocross. But good luck to you. Glad to see more people are looking at modifications that actually make hp...
In first and second traction is hard enough to come by at 300whp, not to mention trying to put it down exiting a corner. Unles you are running some wide *** tires in the front I would say 250whp would be all I would want at an autocross. But good luck to you. Glad to see more people are looking at modifications that actually make hp...
#36
well, all my friends are tuners.. so ive driven a twinturbo 350z, turbo civic, a evo, sti, exc.. lots of highhorspoer cars just never a mini more powerful than the gp...
#37
nothing substitutes cubic inches but if you're building a small car and want a sporty version, a quick way to give it some power is forced induction. the cheapest being s/c . does it stress the engine ? of course . would you want to stress it more for more power or invest in some head work that if done conservitively will add power without sacrificing longevity ?
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