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Mats Herrlander
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The engine from Blown Boxer
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January 19, 2008, 15:12:30 pm »
ARPM 2-piece case, SCAT 86 mm Pro Drag flanged crank, Pauter V4EO cam, Pauter Rodzillas 6,200”, 90,5 Mahle pistons in steel thick wall sleeves, Racewear cylinder studs, Trimco billet heads, Pauter 1,4 Rockers, Hilborn fuel injection, Hampton 4-71 blower, Dual distributors (Trimco special), Oberg oilfilter.
€12800
+46 705 69 33 43
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speedwell
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Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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January 19, 2008, 16:10:48 pm »
what a monster
how many hp this one delivery
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71CALRIPPER
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Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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January 19, 2008, 20:55:47 pm »
what the hell did this run in ?
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Per Ericson
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Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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January 22, 2008, 12:37:25 pm »
Quote
what the hell did this run in ?
In this:
It was raced in the 90:ies and ran 8,97, 237 km/h
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george.mikal
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Posts: 1
Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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May 04, 2010, 11:39:55 am »
thanks for sharing image here....
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Frallan
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Posts: 933
Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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May 09, 2010, 18:25:36 pm »
More
Here with the original JET titanium rods.
Now replaced with the excellent Pauter Rodzilla rods.
The heads are billet.
Here an earlier version of the dragster.
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Udo
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Posts: 2077
Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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May 09, 2010, 18:48:17 pm »
Hi Mats
That's a nice engine , saw it racing at Hockenheim ....
Hope we meet some day
Udo
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jyri eramaa
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Posts: 115
no cuts - no glory
Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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May 11, 2010, 14:50:15 pm »
that would make my steyr pretty happy
http://steyr55.blogspot.com/
it would be the greatest GASSER ever...but i´m lacking some dineros
what would you like in exchange? ;-) porsche things?
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Frallan
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Posts: 933
Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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May 16, 2010, 16:06:01 pm »
Some more history for those that read Swedish.
Wheels magazine, I hope they do not sue me for posting this....
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Fiatdude
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Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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May 17, 2010, 00:26:23 am »
Who did the side plates on the engine?
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Frallan
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Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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May 17, 2010, 12:46:58 pm »
Claes Trimco Ebbenäs (RIP in VW heaven) did them as most of the fantastic one off pieces on that engine.
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Fiatdude
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Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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May 17, 2010, 15:29:20 pm »
There is a local guy that sand drags corvairs -- he is superchaged also and his cars are very fast -- He has this modification done to his engines and I've always wondered if high HP VW engines wouldn't benefit from this modification -- -- It seems that it would give a solid mounting point for very large studs both hold the halves together and holding the heads in place -- This modification would finally allow the use of Nitro in a VW engine.
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gramazone
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Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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May 17, 2010, 16:24:48 pm »
there must be someone outthere whos still doin those MODs,,looks like its more of a bracket from the pics..to hold the blower,,just my 2 cents
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Frallan
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Re: The engine from Blown Boxer
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May 17, 2010, 19:41:02 pm »
The plates by Trimco were made to support the blower.
Any other benefit is just a bonus.
Steel plates like this on my T1 engine were made to stiffen the block and does so with great success. Quite common in nordics since 80´s
Now this is far off topic.
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