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    so imageon the fun when i get round to re build high comp and cams 210 bhp thank u please

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    easiest way would be ph1 inlet manifold as the ph2 one has no idle control valve.

    Cambelt isn't such a big deal on the bench, but you still need the special tools to get the timing right.

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    I am still debating whether to play fUKCers trying to get this run in my 9 or just get the f7r in there tweaked to Fcuk !!

    I want 170+ bhp thank you please
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    Just put the F7 in mate!

    Drives lovely! More bottom end torque then a 172

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    Quote Originally Posted by tutuur
    More bottom end torque then a 172
    Sounds like Mat Brown on beans !! :D

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    fit a F7R and a set of 270 cams ( either piper , kent or cat ) and you WILL have around a genuine 170-180bhp 135-140lb/ft timed and mapped. a lot easier than ****ing about with that ugly mk2 lump which forever seems to blow up :D

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    I hope you mean 140 lb/ft atw's ?

    A standard f7r has more then 140 :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by tutuur
    I hope you mean 140 lb/ft atw's ?

    A standard f7r has more then 140 :P
    no it doesn't

    they produce 129lb/ft 175Nm @ 4.1k at the fly as std :D

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    Quote Originally Posted by jay s
    Quote Originally Posted by tutuur
    I hope you mean 140 lb/ft atw's ?

    A standard f7r has more then 140 :P
    no it doesn't

    they produce 129lb/ft 175Nm @ 4.1k at the fly as std :D
    what about this
    Compression ratio: 10:1
    Maximum power: 108 kW ISO 150 bhp (110 kW) DIN (Megane at 6500 rpm, Williams at 6100 rpm)
    Maximum torque Williams F7R: 175 Nm ISO 17.5 mkg DIN (at 4500 rpm)
    Maximum torque Megane F7R: 185 Nm ISO 18.2 mkg DIN (at 4500 rpm)
    Redline: Williams 6500 rpm, Megane 7000 rpm

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    Quote Originally Posted by volymmannen
    Quote Originally Posted by jay s
    Quote Originally Posted by tutuur
    I hope you mean 140 lb/ft atw's ?

    A standard f7r has more then 140 :P
    no it doesn't

    they produce 129lb/ft 175Nm @ 4.1k at the fly as std :D
    what about this
    Compression ratio: 10:1
    Maximum power: 108 kW ISO 150 bhp (110 kW) DIN (Megane at 6500 rpm, Williams at 6100 rpm)
    Maximum torque Williams F7R: 175 Nm ISO 17.5 mkg DIN (at 4500 rpm)
    Maximum torque Megane F7R: 185 Nm ISO 18.2 mkg DIN (at 4500 rpm)
    Redline: Williams 6500 rpm, Megane 7000 rpm
    so megane has 136.43lb/ft


 

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