Its the satisfaction of having a 998 that's quicker than a 1275.

Post Your Fast Road 998 Specs
#61
Posted 07 November 2015 - 09:41 PM
#62
Posted 08 November 2015 - 10:46 AM
Edited by Dusky, 08 November 2015 - 11:31 AM.
#63
Posted 08 November 2015 - 05:09 PM
Took both my brothers 1275 and my 998 to the rolling road and mine had more power, and wasn't modified "too" much lol
#64
Posted 08 November 2015 - 09:36 PM
Took both my brothers 1275 and my 998 to the rolling road and mine had more power, and wasn't modified "too" much lol
But how did the torque curves compare, as that is what gives the acceleration (or lack of it).
People measure the wrong thing. It's the torque which counts, unless it's a competition car where a few bhp will lower a lap time slightly.
#65
Posted 08 November 2015 - 10:43 PM
But how did the torque curves compare, as that is what gives the acceleration (or lack of it).People measure the wrong thing. It's the torque which counts, unless it's a competition car where a few bhp will lower a lap time slightly.Took both my brothers 1275 and my 998 to the rolling road and mine had more power, and wasn't modified "too" much lol
Both the 998 and the 1275 had the same high end torque but the 1275 had an even increase in torque as the revs increase but the 998 was flat then steep in the higher rev range.
#66
Guest_ratty_*
Posted 09 November 2015 - 09:17 AM
Pointless comparison without running same gear ratios, diff, wheels and tyres as its torque at the wheels that counts, obviously a bigger bore should make better power and torque though.
Personally I prefer the way a small bore engines revs and drives
#67
Posted 18 January 2016 - 05:40 PM
I'm currently building a new engine and massing parts for my fast road 998. This is the list as it currently stands:
Owned
998cc engine with a X pin diff
12G295 Cooper head
Garrett T2 Turbo
266 cam
1:3:1 roller rockers
Brake servo
998cc dished pistons
To Buy
Mirage motorsport manifold OR Metro turbo mainfold (I don't want to modify the bulkhead but I will if necessary)
All the metro turbo bits for fuel, carb, regulator etc.
Intercooler and parts
Dump valve and fitting kit
Eventual Goals
Lightened crankshaft
Overbored +20
Omega forged race piston, dished +20
Forged con rods
With the setup (excluding the eventual goals) I really want to hit the 100bhp mark. I'm hoping to have it all fitted, tuned and running by L2B. The other stuff can come later on... and then I hope to be running more... How much bhp I'm not sure lol
#68
Posted 18 January 2016 - 05:46 PM
I'm currently building a new engine and massing parts for my fast road 998. This is the list as it currently stands:
Owned
998cc engine with a X pin diff
12G295 Cooper head
Garrett T2 Turbo
266 cam
1:3:1 roller rockers
Brake servo
998cc dished pistons
To Buy
Mirage motorsport manifold OR Metro turbo mainfold (I don't want to modify the bulkhead but I will if necessary)
All the metro turbo bits for fuel, carb, regulator etc.
Intercooler and parts
Dump valve and fitting kit
Eventual Goals
Lightened crankshaft
Overbored +20
Omega forged race piston, dished +20
Forged con rods
With the setup (excluding the eventual goals) I really want to hit the 100bhp mark. I'm hoping to have it all fitted, tuned and running by L2B. The other stuff can come later on...and then I hope to be running more... How much bhp I'm not sure lol
Very similar to my build!!
Good luck with it and don't under estimate the amount of work that needs doing haha
With the manifold I'm pretty sure mirage don't sell them anymore, I had to speak to matty over on turbominis and he made me one.
And make sure you design the oil drain correctly I had a ball ache with trying to get mine to drain with the mechanical fuel pump hole, ended up having to drill the gear box and weld a boss on to it.
Have fun!!!
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