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Author: Subject: Pinto 205 2.0i block std rev limit
takumi

posted on 13/8/08 at 07:44 PM Reply With Quote
Pinto 205 2.0i block std rev limit

Ive read the std rev limit (production) for the 2.0i Pinto is 6250rpm.

Is it safe to raise this limit? The Hammill book suggests the std rods/std pistons are workable upto 6900rpm continuous, I'm assuming this is with aftermarket rod bolts.. (not stated in the book.)

Any advances..?



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mookaloid

posted on 13/8/08 at 08:06 PM Reply With Quote
Mine used to rev to 7500 in bursts without problems on standard b/e bolts

It was dynamically balanced and had a lightened flywheel though

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nick205

posted on 13/8/08 at 08:15 PM Reply With Quote
What it'll reliably rev to is only part of the story, the rest of the engine (cam, valves, springs etc), the fuelling and the ignition etc will need to be right to ensure the engine's still making worhtwhile and useable power that far up the rev range.

(forgive me if I'm teaching you to suck eggs here)

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takumi

posted on 13/8/08 at 08:19 PM Reply With Quote
the head , induction and exhaust are all modified

pulls like a train after 4K.., just want it to last longer





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aerosam

posted on 13/8/08 at 09:17 PM Reply With Quote
are you using the Ford EFi on that? My Capri with EFi used to hit the electronic limiter on 5500rpm.
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aerosam

posted on 13/8/08 at 09:18 PM Reply With Quote
Doh, should have read your tag on the bottom of your post - your using carbs.




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flak monkey

posted on 14/8/08 at 07:00 AM Reply With Quote
Mine regularly goes over 8k according to my datalogger. Not gone pop yet, and still wants to keep going after its hit the rev limiter.

If you have a 205 injection bottom end they will take 7300rpm continuously as standard. Mines been lightened and balanced, had quite a lot of head work done, FR33 cam kit and weber 45's and once its over 3,500rpm it just keeps pulling and pulling.

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