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leec
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« on: October 20, 2011, 12:13:19 pm »

Hi guys,

Have all my longblock parts now, except for the cam. I'm really stuck with what to do to be honest and would like some tried and tested suggestions please:)

Brief spec
Ali case
CB 82mm Crank
Scat 5.5 H Beams
Mahle 90.5 Forged pistons
CB 044 42x37.5 with ports reworked to 'wedge' shape
Will run IDA's!

I have a 2276 with FK87 that's in my all steel oval and has gone 11.94 1/4 mile. I love the cam on the street so have thought about going the same cam, but here's my issues with that....
Would like to try something else!!
Worry an FK 8 would be too weedy/bore me!!
Gearbox will have stockish gearing, not close as I want it to be very streetable....

I'm wanting 170 ish horsepower as well!

Please don't suggest a jpm raptor cam, I have a wife, 8 month old son and a mortgage, just can't afford it!!

Lee
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Neil Davies
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« Reply #1 on: October 20, 2011, 12:16:44 pm »

Mark Herbert recommended the FK-10 with stock gears, but I've never tried it! Fk-4x series are supposed to be good too.
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« Reply #2 on: October 20, 2011, 12:27:49 pm »

Lee get a jpm raptor cam Tongue Cheesy

I know it not that funny. Grin
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leec
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« Reply #3 on: October 20, 2011, 12:39:03 pm »

Thanks Neil, and Martin Roll Eyes

Had considered a FK46 when I saw Martin yesterday, but lack of close ratio gears means it's a no no!!
FK10 is what Ivan is using in his White 67 isn't it?

Lee
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Martin Greaves
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« Reply #4 on: October 20, 2011, 12:50:26 pm »

Hey Lee

I think you should go with the K8.

It's going to a street car for you and the family, just think F10 is going to be to much for what you want from it. Smiley

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leec
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« Reply #5 on: October 20, 2011, 13:29:57 pm »

Hey Lee

I think you should go with the K8.

It's going to a street car for you and the family, just think F10 is going to be to much for what you want from it. Smiley



I know mate, when you said that to me yesterday, I think yeah that's the one to have, then I think I still want the 'family wagen' to scare me as well!!

FK8 is winning, and you owe me one of those Martin Grin
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« Reply #6 on: October 20, 2011, 14:08:47 pm »

I'd put a Web-Cam-86b in it personally , sort of inbetween FK 8 and 10 , go with 9.5 to 1 compression , it will be a great all rounder .

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« Reply #7 on: October 20, 2011, 14:13:46 pm »

Hey Lee

I think you should go with the K8.

It's going to a street car for you and the family, just think F10 is going to be to much for what you want from it. Smiley



I know mate, when you said that to me yesterday, I think yeah that's the one to have, then I think I still want the 'family wagen' to scare me as well!!

FK8 is winning, and you owe me one of those Martin Grin


Ok still put the K8 in it, put the CR to 8.0 and get ROCKET RON turbo kit he has for sale.

That would be your family scare wagen. Tongue
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« Reply #8 on: October 20, 2011, 14:21:54 pm »

Lee

i had k8 in the white bug when you rode in it last

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« Reply #9 on: October 20, 2011, 14:30:32 pm »

If you have made the ports "wedge port" size you HAVE to get a cam that makes massive vacum. Or you will never get decent power out of them. Iīm thinking Web 86C perhaps even on 105 LC to get the mix in motion. An FK8 & 10 wohnt do it. - Well, a 10er, maybe.

T
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leec
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« Reply #10 on: October 20, 2011, 14:39:43 pm »

The heads aren't full on wedge size, just a re-worked port.

Still thinking FK8, but what's the webcam compatibilty like with CB lightweight lifters?

I remember loving your 2276 Motor Ron, what was the compression again?

Decisions decisions!!

Lee
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Jeff68
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« Reply #11 on: October 20, 2011, 17:49:29 pm »

I have the K10 in my 2110.  Engine has dual IDa's as well. Berg 870 style 42.37.5 heads. Full weight 68 Beetle with stock gears.  Runs well on the street.  I drive it with my 2 kids in  the car as well.  For me the K10 is as radical as I would go in a street car I wanted to take on long trips occasionally, but that's just me.
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« Reply #12 on: October 20, 2011, 20:59:02 pm »

I've had Webcam 86c and CB ultralight lifters in our endurance-race engine (2274cc) with hand-ported 044:s (44x38) and 45 drla's. Currently CR 10.4.To reduce wear we use only 1.25:1 bugpack rollers. Pulls strong from ~3200 to 6500, made 169hp with 9.7:1 CR and now clearly stronger. It's been in use for four years now in 20 six-hours endurance races and also loaned one summer to friend's bus. Tearing the engine now apart because of a cracked crankcase, should be interesting how the camshaft and lifters look. I've always used Kendalls GT1 20W50 with that engine.
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Torben Alstrup
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« Reply #13 on: October 20, 2011, 22:53:35 pm »

I have found no problems with CB lifters and Web Cams. I use the combo  6-7 times a year.

The 86b would definitely be my choice. But I was a little reluctant to recommend it when he was talking wedge port size intake ports on a 2110. With the right port that cam rocks IMHO.
T
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« Reply #14 on: October 21, 2011, 10:41:16 am »

i have most parts no all ready for my 2110 as well.
it will be something similar as your engine and i choose a FK-10 for it.

henk!!!
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« Reply #15 on: October 21, 2011, 14:33:09 pm »

i have a fk8 in my 2276 that is fitted in the type3 at the moment and it is great. it pulls nice in ower rpms, is streetable and works great to get the 'get going' feeling. the gearbox is stock type 3 (33/8) and that is a great combo to drive. with a cam that has more duration the cam will 'come on' later, and i don't need that in a streetcar, you just don't drive at 6000 rpms or leave the lights at 6000 either (well maybe not always...)
but the heads are different as i have steve tims stage 2's and i agree with torben that they can make a cam work or not.
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« Reply #16 on: October 21, 2011, 20:45:43 pm »

Thanks Neil, and Martin Roll Eyes

Had considered a FK46 when I saw Martin yesterday, but lack of close ratio gears means it's a no no!!
FK10 is what Ivan is using in his White 67 isn't it?

Lee

The FK4x has extremely aggressive ramps, I would not recommend it. Ruined my case tree years ago...

I now have a cam from a small swedish company, very happy after two seasons.
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« Reply #17 on: October 21, 2011, 21:40:51 pm »

My vote is the FK-8. Had Chris from Engle, grind me a special FK-8 for a motor I'm building for a friend of mine.  Roll Eyes Grin

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« Reply #18 on: October 22, 2011, 12:48:03 pm »

Thanks for all the replies,

The 86b is winning at the moment. I know someone with that cam, stock gears and a 2276. Will try and get a drive to firm up my decision.

Lee
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leec
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« Reply #19 on: October 30, 2011, 15:19:14 pm »

Right,

Cam chosen is a webcam 86c, not mild but hey, the car won't see huge street miles Grin

What compression ratio range is suitable?

Lee
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« Reply #20 on: October 30, 2011, 16:46:47 pm »

That is a very big cam for that size of engine. I would use Pauter T7 or V4 .

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leec
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« Reply #21 on: October 30, 2011, 17:14:22 pm »

Really? It is running an 82mm crank, so torque shouldn't be an issue?

Lee
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Torben Alstrup
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« Reply #22 on: October 30, 2011, 19:52:40 pm »

Udo Likes Pauter cams. ;-)  They do make very good power. But makes the valve train kinda noisy IMHO.
With the C cam. you want 11-1 CR. Thatīll really make it buzz.

T
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Udo
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« Reply #23 on: October 30, 2011, 20:33:01 pm »

so torque shouldn't be an issue?

Lee

If you use 94's .. ! Most pauter cams are not noisy , even on engines like that which are noisy itself.
Everybody has different experience .

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leec
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« Reply #24 on: October 30, 2011, 20:47:15 pm »

Udo Likes Pauter cams. ;-)  They do make very good power. But makes the valve train kinda noisy IMHO.
With the C cam. you want 11-1 CR. Thatīll really make it buzz.

T

Thanks Torben,

So the 86c, with 10.5:1 would suit my motor size/combination?

Probably using a close ratio box from the race car (1.04 4th) in this bug now and get a full race box for the race car.

Lee
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« Reply #25 on: October 31, 2011, 01:13:14 am »

10,5 is close, so it works.
I have done down to 10-1 CR. with that cam. But going from 10 to 11 - 1 make a massive torque increase. How about 196 hp & 260+ Nm torque from a 2275 with 48 dells. Its a grocery getter in disguise  Grin

An old customer of mine also runs a similar 2275, and likes to show off. He can pull second gear burn outs on 225 rears, and play with the rpms down to 4000. Now THATīS TORQUE !

Old and not too good quality. But check out the last of the beetles: http://www.bilgalleri.dk/vid_vis.aspx?page=2&VideoId=5065

Enjoy.

T
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leec
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« Reply #26 on: October 31, 2011, 13:47:28 pm »

Thanks again,

Looking forward to it now, should be a fun combination Grin

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« Reply #27 on: November 01, 2011, 12:54:33 pm »

Hi Lee

Been reading this thread with a lot of interest. My friend runs an FK8 with 1.4's in his 2109 and it pulls well across the range ( he makes 170bhp at the flywheel with cooling and through muffler ). It is a full weight show and shine looker with full interior,all steel etc,a 1.48 / 1.04 / 3.88 box,I think and has a pb of 13.0 on ordinary street treads.

I have run an FK10 with 1.4's in my old 1835 which made 169 bhp. I really loved this cam combo with street eliminators 42 x 27 and around 10:1 CR and 45 DRLA's she felt really fast on the street and pulled from around 3000 up to 6500 before tailing off quite quickly.

I ran with FK89 AND 1.4's in my 2276,O44's AND 11:1 CR with 48 DRLA's and not as much fun on the street,not enough going on mid range,all top end with what seemed like a very narrow power band.

Currently my new motor is 2332 on IDA' with Comp Elims and FK87 and 11:1 and I haven't got any set time at all to give you any useful feedback except that the FK87 feels different to the 89 more streetable so far but still top endy but with a wider power band.

Can I ask about the spec combo of the 2276 motor and gearbox in your all steel Oval that runs 11's as this is my new goal too and I'd be real interested to know what combo you ues to get their ie on slicks without fanbelt,and so on. So far I have only squeezed a couple of 12.6's with belt and muffler attached but using MH DOT's so a loooong way to go yet for 11's

Cheers

Shane.
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« Reply #28 on: November 01, 2011, 14:09:22 pm »

Hi Shane,

Your new motor sounds strong Smiley

Just seen your reply on my other thread, so you pretty much know the spec now but here goes anyway

2276cc built by Matt Keene
FK87, 44X37.5 Wedgeports cleaned up by Matt, 10.3:1 CR, 1 3/4 Header. Best time ran with muffler, no fan belt and MH Slicks and front runners.
Box is 1.48/1.04 ratio built be Pete@Cogbox. 4.12, with super beetle first.

I think the car would go quicker with a closer 4th gear hence my question about ratios.
Car has stripped interior, lexan windows but is always raced to MOT standard. With ligths/wipers etc. I run a light weight battery also.

I have used this set up on the street, hence why an FK8 worried me in my other motor wouldn't interest me enough!

Hope this helps, if you need any more info just ask Grin

Lee
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« Reply #29 on: November 01, 2011, 16:51:41 pm »

Hi Shane,

Your new motor sounds strong Smiley

Just seen your reply on my other thread, so you pretty much know the spec now but here goes anyway

2276cc built by Matt Keene
FK87, 44X37.5 Wedgeports cleaned up by Matt, 10.3:1 CR, 1 3/4 Header. Best time ran with muffler, no fan belt and MH Slicks and front runners.
Box is 1.48/1.04 ratio built be Pete@Cogbox. 4.12, with super beetle first.

I think the car would go quicker with a closer 4th gear hence my question about ratios.
Car has stripped interior, lexan windows but is always raced to MOT standard. With ligths/wipers etc. I run a light weight battery also.

I have used this set up on the street, hence why an FK8 worried me in my other motor wouldn't interest me enough!

Hope this helps, if you need any more info just ask Grin

Lee

Hi Lee and thanks for coming back with the info  Smiley

I must say I am impressed with the 11 second pass which is no mean feat naturally aspirated and would say as you mentioned with your motor spec your making 200 horses for sure.For comparison my old 2276 that I mentioned made 201 at the flywheel no cooling but I was nowhere near as fast as you have run and my ratios were 1.58 / 1.22 / 4.12. Erm what kind of 60 foot's were you getting ?

As you probably realise it's all about RPM drop between gears and staying within the power band.If you know where you shift gear ( 7200 ? ) have you ever noticed roughly where the RPM drops down to on your rev counter slotting into 4th as obviously the engine wants to be at a point where it is still accelerating and reaching peak torque.I used to drive around a lot on the road when it was quiet to try and ascertain this.

As mentioned too moving from a 1.04 4th to a 1.22 will keep things on the boil for you and may possibly allow a faster time,in theory.

Keep up the good work and good luck with your choices.
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