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3.2 SC Longstroke GT3 Crank - Dynoed!
RSR Engine dynoed - 316 BHP
well I call it a RSR engine but its more of a street engine. More meat and potatoes than a Opera screamer.. still screams though SC engine, 3.25 Longstroke. JE pistons, mahle barrels. GT3 Crank, Schrick 320/308 cams - RSR rocker arms - Carillo rods, yada yada GT3 cup oilpump. Built by Richard Chamberlain, CTR Developments - Cambridge. Car is a 88 930 turbo german car black originally. Backdated to a 72 2.8 RSR. G50 gearbox, shortened ratios. should shift a bit this thing. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1664882099.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1664882099.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1664882099.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1664882099.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1664882099.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1664882099.jpg |
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92 x 76.4 ?
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hmm its 95 MM pistons I believe - and 76.4 crank
is that right? |
I'm no expert but I believe 95 x 76.4 would be closer to 3.3 - 3.4 liters.
Nice Engine Nice Car Nice Shop Nice Dyno Numbers |
Very very nice.
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I like the shop, garage, barn, museum whatever you want to call it
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Confused.......Looks like a Mag engine case?
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nah its a 3.0 SC case.
=) That Im pretty sure of! |
Very nice! Are you in the Oslo area? Would love to see it next time I visit my brother.
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This is a great tool for displacement https://spicerparts.com/calculators/engine-displacement-calculator This proves to me that the 911 engine loves stroke . I wonder if the headers and muffler are contributing to the bounce of the TQ curve Nice engine and great car , well done |
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Thanks for the link. |
thanks for the nice feedback guys! much obliged!
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What a cramped,unorganized, filthy garage. Someone is living large!
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Its not mine, its the Agent for Singer Europe. They have helped me build the car, stunning result
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Lovely looking car, and sounds like it has a healthy powerplant too!
One question - is it unusual that the torque and hp peaks are almost exactly coincident at 6300-6400 RPM? |
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P(HP) = T(Nm)*N(rpm)/ 7127 So the crossover is 7127 RPM which matches the graphs. |
very impressive. Envious, but then it took some effort. Well done !
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