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steve

Do you think the turbo would fit onto me crossflow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It would probably fit but the turbine would be too large to spin well in the crossflow rev range. The ideal thing would be to remove the turbine half and use a bike engine to spin the shaft, plenty of boost for the xflow then

John

Christ almighty.

Trust me, my engine's big but that's taking the pi**.

Wonder what kind of torque that bugger's got though...

do u think they do a bellhousin to fit a type 9???????????

For BEC people, how about this then:

one huge-engined bike

I can find bigger engines than that puffy heli engine lying around at work, may need a bigger fuel tank though!!!!!!!!!

Got any of them big 24 litre W12 Napier engines lying around,as used in the Napier Railton(John Cobb).
Fancy one of them mothers

http://www.btinternet.com/~thedps/tech1.htm

Fuxache !

I have seen one of those engines - its in the national railway museum in york.

Also, a similar 'boxer' engine was used , a piston at each end of the bore - in a commer van engine. An example I think is in either the coventry museum of road transport, the the donnington collection - more likely the coventry one.

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steve

Chaps,

Just received latest drivel from Auto Express.

Item on Ford's new F350 Tonka

"a 6.0-litre 32-valve turbodiesel, thundering out 350bhp and 815Nm of torque"

How about that for a torque fig

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Simon