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Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 2:46 pm
by la_strega_nera
I'm supposed to be over that way in late september/early october - hope this shit gets sorted out by then.

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 8:53 pm
by la_strega_nera
JimGreek wrote:All right Z, I did even better; I just sent you the Williams GpN profile curve (and the std 3liter 24v curve for reference) which is even better than the std Williams 3liter profile, with a bit more lift and duration. A 24-valver should kick ass with this bumpstick! :wink:
Jim K.
Rough specs? Grp N vs normal williams? Is that the 150hp williams?
Contemplating getting the cams for my 24valver re-ground before I put it in anything...

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 9:05 pm
by fedezyl
JimGreek wrote:If RSR is still around and the prices are about the same, I should be able to make it. Things will clear up in a month or two so we'll have a better picture and understanding of the situation.
Jim K.
Great, i'll be standing by then, usually you guys aim at may-june right?

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 12:18 am
by Maurizio
JimGreek wrote:WHAT?? Where's the snow?? :shock: :?:
Jim K.
Sorry didn't read his topic well enough, also didn't look long at the pic. Off course there are almost no leaves on the trees, this was a picture of the que in 20-8-2006, it was a reference of how long the Que for the year ticket could be. :oops:

But to compensate I have a pic of last sunday the 16th
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The fun part of the weather around here is that it can change fast. About a week ago temps went just above zero and it suddenly started melting + a lot of rain helped also. Yesterday it was even ~10* C at my place , so the perfect ring whether...

The weather forecast says frost again by the end of this week, so enough with the teasing :twisted:

We'll see how the ring develops, of course everything becomes a lot more expensive. So like the most, we 'll have to find a way and get creative with our budget to satisfy our addiction :mrgreen:

What RSR is going to do, I don't know, but there is always a way to get around rules, people are creative. Ron will battle to get his right, as this is his income.

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 3:45 am
by Maurizio
nothing to do with a V6 book, so a bit off topic :lol:
But here is your snow.. :twisted:

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 11:28 am
by Jim K
Right...!! The white fluffy stuff!That's more like it!! :)
Jim K.

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2011 11:35 pm
by Zamani
Jim,

The stock oil pump and bottom end, is it good for 7500rpm runs? This is assuming the bottom end is properly balanced. This is for the 24V not for the 12V. The 12V I've limited it to 7000 rpm only. It actually makes power upto 6900 rpm (on the dyno).

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 9:16 am
by Jim K
Z,
I have done countless laps with 7200rpm shifts in the 12v 3liter engine. No problem ever with oil pressure. Of course, all clearances are proper and the pump is reworked with minimized clearances, enlarged main gallery (there's a nasty kink in there), a properly sealing relief valve and there's a 13-row cooler with thermostatic sandwich plate. Oil presure is ~4bar (58psi) hot. Balancing is only part of the equation; I place much more importance in proper main/rod clrearances. I would think the 24v should be exactly the same, only with more revving capacity -no rockers! Yes, 7500rpm in a properly built 24v is a joke when you think of the short stroke of these engines.
Speaking of 24v, we fired up my 24v engine today, the one that's been sitting around waiting for a home! It fired up with the first turn of the key, but we shut it down after ~10" as only the headers are on...no exhaust! Its going to the exhaust shop on Friday, then ~2000km and mapping/dyno of the std Motronic ecu (164Q4). With the few mods it has, I expect to see somewhere around 270hp (engine). We'll know soon and I'll post in a different thread.
Jim K.

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2011 1:31 pm
by WhizzMan
Any news from the publisher when it will be available yet?

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2011 3:30 am
by Mats
Hah! I recognize you! :wink:

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2011 11:17 am
by kevin
Geez Mats where you been , same hideout as Jim :?:

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2011 12:48 am
by WhizzMan
kevin wrote:Geez Mats where you been , same hideout as Jim :?:
I doubt Jim would have been busy getting a 155 V6 out of hibernation again. :P

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 11:32 am
by Mats
kevin wrote:Geez Mats where you been , same hideout as Jim :?:
Lurking... 8)
...and been working on the 155 v6 as Whizz mentioned. Runs like a champ now! (V6 content!) :)

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 12:04 pm
by Jim K
I checked the publisher's site (Veloce Publishing) and it says it will start selling in July. That's all the info I have right now.
I'm currently messing with a lot of different things (trying different upgrade recipes for the 1.8T, the 3liter 24v and ordering parts for a godzilla 3.2 24v) and since the book left my hands months ago, I haven't followed its progress.
Jim K.

Re: JK's v6 book

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 12:51 pm
by Zamani
JK,

What is the spec for the 3.2 build? 11.5:1 with cat cams stage 2 or JK grind?

Zamani