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eggy790 02 November 2010 11:20 AM

How do newage JDM engines rev to 8k? what extras do they have making this possible?
 
As above.

what makes them rev higher and is it possible to get a uk engine to rev that high?

anyone raised the rev limit on their uk engine by any chance?

Also what would it take when getting my 2.1 built to get it to rev to 8/8.5k rpm?

Eddy

dunx 02 November 2010 11:28 AM

I asked Andrew Carr to raise mine...

He said he usually drops it by 500 rpm if you ask !

dunx

P.S. Possibly more aggressive cam timing/lift ?

P.P.S. As A.J. @ Enginetuner... Arf's does it ( but that may be a billet crank > £2K ! )

banny sti 02 November 2010 11:37 AM


Originally Posted by eggy790 (Post 9689659)
As above.

what makes them rev higher and is it possible to get a uk engine to rev that high?

anyone raised the rev limit on their uk engine by any chance?

Also what would it take when getting my 2.1 built to get it to rev to 8/8.5k rpm?

Eddy

Would imagine the JDM car has different valvetrain to enable it to rev higher.

As for the 2.1 you dont need a fancy billet crank to rev that high, Andy F was revving to that with a standard sti crank. Would advise 1 piece valves, double valve springs,possibly titainium retainers and better cams though.

Banny

eggy790 02 November 2010 11:50 AM

i'll need to get some prices on them, i defo want a higher rev limit on the new engine.. would it require any different parts to get it to 9/9.5 like yours banny? or a much bigger cost or are they similar price range?

eggy790 02 November 2010 12:15 PM


Originally Posted by dunx (Post 9689674)
I asked Andrew Carr to raise mine...

He said he usually drops it by 500 rpm if you ask !

dunx

P.S. Possibly more aggressive cam timing/lift ?

P.P.S. As A.J. @ Enginetuner... Arf's does it ( but that may be a billet crank > £2K ! )

lol at andrew carr lowering it.. did he fulfil your request in the end or not? if so, what to? :P

Shaun 02 November 2010 01:26 PM

Valvetrain and nitrided crank. :)

To a certain degree unless you have a big turbo to make use of the extended range, I would question any need to extend it past 7k.

banny sti 02 November 2010 01:34 PM

Shaun an MD321V on a 2 litre would merit an extended rev range ;)

Terminator X 02 November 2010 01:43 PM

I asked Bob Rawle to map mine (UK classic) for 8250 rpm as I have STi3 heads so thought it would be OK ... he said that I'd need the following before he'd do it:

"Raising the rpm limit that far strictly needs the valve train to be uprated, solid lifters as an essential, otherwise the shims are known to jam valves open, also you need to consider double valve springs"

Zak @ Mocom suggested that it's not a cheap mod ;)

TX.

eggy790 02 November 2010 01:44 PM

cheers banny, - yes Shaun - bigger turbo so extended rev limit would be good :D

banny sti 02 November 2010 01:57 PM


Originally Posted by Terminator X (Post 9689879)
I asked Bob Rawle to map mine (UK classic) for 8250 rpm as I have STi3 heads so thought it would be OK ... he said that I'd need the following before he'd do it:

"Raising the rpm limit that far strictly needs the valve train to be uprated, solid lifters as an essential, otherwise the shims are known to jam valves open, also you need to consider double valve springs"

Zak @ Mocom suggested that it's not a cheap mod ;)

TX.

Sti 3 heads have solid lifters and the JDM ecu has the rev limit set to 8250 rpm as standard. The two weak points would be the 2 piece valves and underbucket shims.

Banny

Harryr34 02 November 2010 06:54 PM

My type uk sti has it's rev limit set to 8500

KAS35RSTI 02 November 2010 06:56 PM


Originally Posted by eggy790 (Post 9689659)
As above.

what makes them rev higher and is it possible to get a uk engine to rev that high?

anyone raised the rev limit on their uk engine by any chance?

Also what would it take when getting my 2.1 built to get it to rev to 8/8.5k rpm?

Eddy

:lol1: You need a JDM or put your foot down geeza!

eggy790 02 November 2010 08:05 PM


Originally Posted by Harryr34 (Post 9690457)
My type uk sti has it's rev limit set to 8500

on what turbo? who mapped it? and also what ecu?

any changes to your engine? or is it standard?

eggy790 02 November 2010 08:06 PM


Originally Posted by Aladdin (Post 9690459)
:lol1: You need a JDM or put your foot down geeza!

lol im always at the redline kas! and jdm twinscroll has nothing on me :P 2 down bro :P

KAS35RSTI 02 November 2010 08:08 PM


Originally Posted by eggy790 (Post 9690620)
lol im always at the redline kas! and jdm twinscroll has nothing on me :P 2 down bro :P

:king:

Harryr34 02 November 2010 09:02 PM


Originally Posted by eggy790 (Post 9690616)
on what turbo? who mapped it? and also what ecu?

any changes to your engine? or is it standard?

S206, simtek ecu, mapped by JGM/Martyn... Engine is completely standard and has covered approx 14k miles at 400 bhp and 8k at 460bhp. It is driven very hard everyday.

eggy790 02 November 2010 09:05 PM

and you've had no problem revving to 8.5krpm? i'd be happy with just 8 on the standard engine and 8.5 on the 2.1

Terminator X 02 November 2010 09:20 PM


Originally Posted by Harryr34 (Post 9690760)
S206, simtek ecu, mapped by JGM/Martyn... Engine is completely standard and has covered approx 14k miles at 400 bhp and 8k at 460bhp. It is driven very hard everyday.

You are running the risk of catastrophic failure though if valve train etc not upgraded?

TX.

KAS35RSTI 02 November 2010 09:29 PM


Originally Posted by Harryr34 (Post 9690760)
S206, simtek ecu, mapped by JGM/Martyn... Engine is completely standard and has covered approx 14k miles at 400 bhp and 8k at 460bhp. It is driven very hard everyday.

Correct me if im wrong but im sure you were selling up as you blew the engine on it a while back?

Harryr34 02 November 2010 11:22 PM


Originally Posted by Aladdin (Post 9690829)
Correct me if im wrong but im sure you were selling up as you blew the engine on it a while back?

Nope engine hadn't blown, I put a for sale ad up as money was a little tight at the time... Had a couple of issues with the breather system which was causing it to smoke slightly in stop start traffic but once I plumbed the pcv back in it's been running very well, covered 3k miles since then. Tbh I normally change gear just before it reaches 8k as the power starts to tail off... When this engine fails I'll look at building a new one with uprated valvetrain/cams etc.. But so far it's been fine!

dunx 03 November 2010 07:57 PM

No Andrew Carr wouldn't raise it... :razz:

This was on a car with a useable power band from 6K to 7500 rpm.

So I needed it badly... :lol1:

I wouldn't expect to get to 8500 rpm except on the dragstrip to save a gearchange.... IMHO.

dunx

P.S. I shift at 7400 rpm, and love the idea of reachimg 8000+ rpm once a month. A.J. @ EngineTuner is supposed to be sorting my heads, but he's very busy at the moment... so I'm waiting for the phone call to discuss "spec".:cool:

KAS35RSTI 04 November 2010 01:14 PM


Originally Posted by Harryr34 (Post 9691181)
Nope engine hadn't blown, I put a for sale ad up as money was a little tight at the time... Had a couple of issues with the breather system which was causing it to smoke slightly in stop start traffic but once I plumbed the pcv back in it's been running very well, covered 3k miles since then. Tbh I normally change gear just before it reaches 8k as the power starts to tail off... When this engine fails I'll look at building a new one with uprated valvetrain/cams etc.. But so far it's been fine!


Ohh. 8k would have been a bargain then for a working car!!

eggy790 04 November 2010 01:25 PM


Originally Posted by dunx (Post 9692633)
No Andrew Carr wouldn't raise it... :razz:

This was on a car with a useable power band from 6K to 7500 rpm.

So I needed it badly... :lol1:

I wouldn't expect to get to 8500 rpm except on the dragstrip to save a gearchange.... IMHO.

dunx

P.S. I shift at 7400 rpm, and love the odea of reachimg 8000 rpm once a month. A.J. @ EngineTuner is supposed to be sorting my heads, but he's very busy at the moment... so I'm waiting for the phone call to discuss "spec".:cool:

lol at usable power band, i cant wait for my build to start.. a lot of blood sweat and tears but its all fun and games.

as for your build dunx.. are you leaving car with engine tuner? or getting heads shipped back here?

eggy790 04 November 2010 01:27 PM


Originally Posted by Harryr34 (Post 9691181)
Nope engine hadn't blown, I put a for sale ad up as money was a little tight at the time... Had a couple of issues with the breather system which was causing it to smoke slightly in stop start traffic but once I plumbed the pcv back in it's been running very well, covered 3k miles since then. Tbh I normally change gear just before it reaches 8k as the power starts to tail off... When this engine fails I'll look at building a new one with uprated valvetrain/cams etc.. But so far it's been fine!

hmm interesting, i might see what duncan says to raising mine to 7,800 or so on the syvecs when he maps it :D

any word from martyn or JGM when mapping it for the higher revlimit? any advice or warning from them?

Terminator X 04 November 2010 08:52 PM

Mine is set at 7600 which is as high as Bob would allow :lol1:

TX.

KAS35RSTI 04 November 2010 09:17 PM

I never take mine past 5,000rpm. Cant hurt her like that :luvlove:

eggy790 04 November 2010 09:23 PM

lol you girl kas! cars are made to be driven!

and terminator.. is yours a standard newage engine? or built?

dunx 05 November 2010 02:04 PM

It's still big fun trying to kill mine with 2 bar of boost :lol1:

I'm aiming to get into a budget restricted 2011 "slot"...

It's either me doing it, or my MOT tester Ben the Ev* man, or if I can scrape up some more shekhls AJ himself :notworthy I'd like it strong and reliable, not chasing a number... just want to enjoy it for what it does best :cool:

LOL

dunx

ScoobyDoo69 05 November 2010 02:09 PM

Isn't it well over 7krpm on a UK STi anyways? Pretty sure mine goes past 7500rpm..

Terminator X 05 November 2010 02:25 PM


Originally Posted by eggy790 (Post 9694896)
and terminator.. is yours a standard newage engine? or built?

Forged ... 1.8bar too :norty:

TX.


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