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Author: Subject: Best V8 / v12 for turbo route??
turbodisplay

posted on 30/7/14 at 05:44 PM Reply With Quote
Best V8 / v12 for turbo route??

Looking at going V8, or even v12 turbo.
Redoing the front chassis so block can be upto 1m in length, so v12 is possible now.

Thinking that v8 turbo makes the most sense, looking at a M113 Mercedes engine, or 1uzfe Lexus/toyota.
M113 has been supercharged sucessfully so bodes well, 3 valve per cylinder sohc design seems a bit old hat, but objectively won't make a big difference to airflow. Will have problem with the bellhousing patern - can anyone help? Already have the lexus somewhere.
Think that the 5l over 4l is a big argument towards the w113.
Any view of considerations required?

Re block will look at rebuilding new pistons/rods. The M113 can be bored out to accept common american V8 size forged pistons so will cost little, rods will have to be custom, may be making using my homemade CNC machine, then get the little and big ends professionally machined /bushed.


Any other V8 or V12 worth thinking of?

Gearbox will be BMW GS6-53DZ, building a transfer box for 4wd system.

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Darren

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blakep82

posted on 30/7/14 at 05:56 PM Reply With Quote
Bmw or audi seem obvious choices?
Either using audi quattro gearbox etc, or bmw v8 (or v10?) With your bmw gearbox?





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Acc8braman

posted on 30/7/14 at 07:34 PM Reply With Quote
Hi,

There is a Diablo replica, burnt orange, will be at donington has a BMW v12 with 4(four) turbos on it - nearly 800bhp

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jacko

posted on 30/7/14 at 08:20 PM Reply With Quote
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Hi,

There is a Diablo replica, burnt orange, will be at donington has a BMW v12 with 4(four) turbos on it - nearly 800bhp


Description
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This one by and chance
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Acc8braman

posted on 30/7/14 at 08:40 PM Reply With Quote
That's the one. Sam is his name and it's an incredible machine
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turbodisplay

posted on 30/7/14 at 09:10 PM Reply With Quote
Anyone knows what the setup is 1 turbo per 3 cylinders? or 2 with 6?
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chrism

posted on 30/7/14 at 09:55 PM Reply With Quote
Going by the picture it looks like 2 turbos feeding 6 cylinders per side.





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wylliezx9r

posted on 30/7/14 at 10:08 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by chrism
Going by the picture it looks like 2 turbos feeding 6 cylinders per side.


I can see 4 air filters and 4 turbo pipes that feed 2 intercoolers that then feed a bank each ???

[Edited on 30/7/14 by wylliezx9r]





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chrism

posted on 30/7/14 at 11:06 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by wylliezx9r
quote:
Originally posted by chrism
Going by the picture it looks like 2 turbos feeding 6 cylinders per side.


I can see 4 air filters and 4 turbo pipes that feed 2 intercoolers that then feed a bank each ???

[Edited on 30/7/14 by wylliezx9r]


Yes 2 turbos feeding 6 cylinders per side, so 4 turbos feeding 12 cylinders in all.





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froggy

posted on 31/7/14 at 12:08 PM Reply With Quote
I used a cad file to convert my 1uzfe to Toyota r154 . Might be of use if you go Lexus v8





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coyoteboy

posted on 31/7/14 at 12:27 PM Reply With Quote
I went with an Audi 4.2V8 because AFAIK the engine is hte lightest production V8 in a reasonable price range and it is known to take 7psi happily on standard parts (but I don't plan to turbo it just yet). It's as short as a short thing but fairly wide.






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Theshed

posted on 31/7/14 at 04:33 PM Reply With Quote
Turbo V8.... off the shelf -

Maserati 3200 engine V8 3.2lt petrol 48k miles ideal for kit car

I have had one of these engines - very nice but quite tall - they have a sandwich block with a built in sump.


This on the other hand would probably work out cheaper... and its fun.

If you can live without turbos ...... IIRC these were a Ferrari design.


2006 MASERATI QUATTROPORTE 4.2 V8 ENGINE



Dry sump so probably not too high.

I make a lot of parts but would not dare do Con rods. Most rods are made from forged blanks for very good reasons. I would try and find some rods and modify your crank to fit.

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turbodisplay

posted on 31/7/14 at 08:15 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks Froggy, got some dimensions for the lexus V8, even got it laser cut, would be good to compare sizes. Will U2U if i go LEXUS V8.

Re con rods, was thinking of making 2 spare and testing for strength. I know I can make the rods, will look into materials, but will have to get them professionally honed to produce a good quality rod, with square ends.

The egale rods I installed in my 3SGTE didn't look too special to be honest!

Thanks
Darren

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froggy

posted on 31/7/14 at 08:18 PM Reply With Quote
My v8 has a pair of ct26kkk blowers on and I'm going to run 7psi on stock compression . The Lexus seems to take boost well





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Ugg10

posted on 31/7/14 at 08:37 PM Reply With Quote
Rather than a v8 or v10 why not split the difference and go for the rs6 v10 turbo, quick remap and you have 700hp. Look up rs6 c6 BHU engine code. I'd spend the money on oem tried and tested rather than development, guess whatever you go for you are looking at £5k+ budget.

Personally I would go NA and a bmw m5 v10.

Another off piste alternative starting to appear is the bently continental w12 engines, iirc these are quite short, the sameengine is in the phaeton as well.

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ettore bugatti

posted on 1/8/14 at 05:43 PM Reply With Quote
Audi RS6

4.2 V8
2x KKK K04
450-480hp, upgrades to 650hp nicely

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turbodisplay

posted on 1/8/14 at 09:54 PM Reply With Quote
W12 engine may require fitting further upfront due to width. Did have a look the pheaton ones are cheaper, as they are not turbo.

RS6 is a good call will have to look at that. Lexus V8 seems the best for cost, although a bit small at "only" 4l


Might do well to visit a few brakers and see what they have!
Still open to ideas!

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ettore bugatti

posted on 2/8/14 at 04:19 PM Reply With Quote
In the USA the BMW M5 E60 (S85; V10) could be ordered with a manual, looks like that is the same box you are using.

Not a lot of turbo conversions available, but


That should give you the performance you are looking for

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turbodisplay

posted on 3/8/14 at 09:10 PM Reply With Quote
Nice engine, the slr engine looks tasty, albiet supercharged not turbocharged.
Fairly similar to the M113 i was taking about with dry sump, different pistons, rods cramshaft cams, ........... oh wait it is quite different!

SLR engine

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coyoteboy

posted on 22/8/14 at 03:20 PM Reply With Quote
I've concluded, having thought about turbos on the V8, that it's just too much (at least to start with). I plan to be 500kg, 500kg with 300hp N/A is fine with me, if I need to I can get ~450 without much effort and 2 blowers, but I think the drivability will fall apart.






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Ugg10

posted on 22/8/14 at 04:19 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by ettore bugatti
In the USA the BMW M5 E60 (S85; V10) could be ordered with a manual, looks like that is the same box you are using.:


Thats the one I would go for and keep is NA. I think the us gearbox is the same as the v8 m3 manual gearbox, a guy on the Web (sorry don't have a link) has put one in an e30 and there is also a scooby drift car with one in it as well if you search.

Depending on your budget - have a look at nelson racing engines their lsx twin turbo series of engines is something else, daily driver is 800hp and it goes up from there.





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six mad

posted on 22/8/14 at 08:05 PM Reply With Quote
A lot of engine for £300



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coozer

posted on 23/8/14 at 04:06 PM Reply With Quote
Am I right in thinking the Audi v8 has the same bell housing pattern as a rover v8 for fitting to a zf 4 speed auto?





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coyoteboy

posted on 24/8/14 at 12:37 AM Reply With Quote
I have the bell housing pattern somewhere. I doubt it but maybe.






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big_wasa

posted on 24/8/14 at 07:16 AM Reply With Quote
What 2wd manual gearboxes will bolt up to it ?
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