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Nice one Teo,

When are we going to see you put it on the track then

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Old 03-25-2009, 12:23 AM
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VFC - very cool!

Matteo, one question I do have about the whole Timmins thing (and I won't touch the subject anymore after this - promise :-) ): Why didn't Zuffenhaus/Eurowerks build your motor? Capacity? Rep?

I'm working on getting my car ready.. How 'bout a Pelican meet-up at the Ring for some sub 8min laps this summer? :-p
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Hey Matteo,

Congratulations!! Looks like you'll be back on track very soon.
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Old 03-25-2009, 05:48 AM
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VFC - very cool!

Matteo, one question I do have about the whole Timmins thing (and I won't touch the subject anymore after this - promise :-) ): Why didn't Zuffenhaus/Eurowerks build your motor? Capacity? Rep?

I'm working on getting my car ready.. How 'bout a Pelican meet-up at the Ring for some sub 8min laps this summer? :-p
If you remember the car was meant to be back on the road in a few months.

At the time Zuffenhaus/Eurowerks engine building department was booked up for a while.

Plus I need to be honest here Timmins was much cheaper.... We all know it obvioulsy turned out to be so much more expensive.....

Clearly there were some better alternatives, from Zuffenhaus themselves to Peter Dave or Steve@Rennsport.

It was the only aspect where I was "cheap".... and I ended up paying dearly for that...

I guess the old say "you get what you pay for" can really be applied here.

It goes without saying that if I had to do it again I'd wait 6 months but have the Zuffenhaus boys do from the beginning to the end.
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Best of luck with "round 2" Matteo. I've had two engines fail that were "professionally" built, and after that I always built own - with one exception (Peter Dawe) that worked out just fine and dandy. You have a great group of 911 specialists "over there" and I am enjoying your reports on them - the video was a nice teaser!

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Plot looks promising Matteo
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Old 04-02-2009, 07:48 AM
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I just receivd this from Colin at Ninemeister.

It's the latest dyno chart after we decided to swap my exhaust system (headers+mufflers) with the 9M.

The main reason for doing it in my case was the noise level. Most tracks in the UK now have stringent noise limits (105db at 20 inches) and the previous configuration was a little too loud (108db) which meant I needed to lift off when going past the noise beacons...

Anyway the 9M headers also fit perfectly with the rest of the motor, being built with the same philosophy of increasing the velocity of the gasses to increase the torque.

So the headers are now 1.75" vs 1.875" before.

As you can see the torque curve is a lot smoother and the 9m headers eliminated the huge torque dip at 4,700rpm.




The car is now basically ready to be picked up.

Colin is waiting on this:



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as he found my beautiful Carrera RSR rev counter failed miserably (and you can see it on the youtube clip) to keep up with the engine (too much internal damping?).

I am on holidays right now... but I am soo excited to go back home now and pick up the car....
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Sweet!! Saw Colin's post in Rennlist. Very happy for you Matteo. You can finally enjoy that awesome car.

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I just receivd this from Colin at Ninemeister.

It's the latest dyno chart after we decided to swap my exhaust system (headers+mufflers) with the 9M.

The main reason for doing it in my case was the noise level. Most tracks in the UK now have stringent noise limits (105db at 20 inches) and the previous configuration was a little too loud (108db) which meant I needed to lift off when going past the noise beacons...

Anyway the 9M headers also fit perfectly with the rest of the motor, being built with the same philosophy of increasing the velocity of the gasses to increase the torque.

So the headers are now 1.75" vs 1.875" before.

As you can see the torque curve is a lot smoother and the 9m headers eliminated the huge torque dip at 4,700rpm.




The car is now basically ready to be picked up.

....
Great to see that you are going again w/ such great results. Shows what happens w/ appropriate sizing, lengths and merges

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...as he found my beautiful Carrera RSR rev counter failed miserably (and you can see it on the youtube clip) to keep up with the engine (too much internal damping?).

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I've seen the same, the stock tach is only a more or less 'guideline' for what the engine is actually doing
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Excellent Matteo! Best of luck with it!
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Nice one Matteo, you booked any trackdays yet?
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I'd like to make Snetterton on the 8th of May...

Then since I have a lot of free time on my hands I will try and work her out...
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be interested in Colins theory re the long trumpets Teo,Jenvey suggested the longest ones I could fit on mine

Be good to see the car in action soon
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What a beautiful hp line - ahh curve. I do have to admit, I'm just a tad disappointed that the magic 400 was not cracked. You are the role model for my build

not that it really matters - just the bragging rights.

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be interested in Colins theory re the long trumpets Teo,Jenvey suggested the longest ones I could fit on mine

Be good to see the car in action soon
Most street cars and street/DE cars will benefit from long intake and exhaust tracks.
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What a beautiful hp line - ahh curve. I do have to admit, I'm just a tad disappointed that the magic 400 was not cracked. You are the role model for my build

not that it really matters - just the bragging rights.
Stay tuned... It's not finished yet, there a last minute change that should crack that 400 number....
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Stay tuned... It's not finished yet, there a last minute change that should crack that 400 number....
We all have our fingers crossed for you on that
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be interested in Colins theory re the long trumpets Teo,Jenvey suggested the longest ones I could fit on mine

Be good to see the car in action soon
Short trumpets give you more torque in the middle but sacrifice some top end power. Long trumpets do the opposite, favouring HP at the high end vs torque in the middle range.

Because the cams currently on the car give enough torque in the middle the long trumpets would be ok in the search of the extra power at the top end.

But we are talking about 3-4hp at the top at the most...
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We all have our fingers crossed for you on that
It has become clear to Colin that with these heads and the Motec flexibility we can be a little more daring with the cams....

So the DC-62 will be swapped with the 9M racing cams.... the torque curve will not change much (in fact the peak torque numbers will be exactly the same) but it will trail off less dramatically...... 410-415hp at 7k is the expected number on this dyno...

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