Excellent ideas, keep them coming.
I have now one PMO 3 X 50 mm carburettor (made in USA) in my Ford engine.
I am going to use it in the new Chevy 2,8 engine.
Difficult to explain the rules but when I have less throats than cylinders , the engine size
can be much larger than if I had lets say 6 cylinders and 6 throats.
The Ford Engine has Eagle rods, Wiseco pistons ..... inside.
Spent something like 10 000 dollars to that engine.
It has 230 horsepower, 7500 rpm,
thats the maximum you can get it N/A.
Circle track racing, full throttle allmost all the time.
I need more speed , more horsepower, thats why we came to Chevy 2,8 engine.
The knowledge to that engine is allmost zero here, but in a few days I have learned
very much thaks to internet (and this forum specially).
And somebody mentioned Esslinger.
Yes, one car here is having Esslinger motor.
So this is serius racing.
I have now one PMO 3 X 50 mm carburettor (made in USA) in my Ford engine.
I am going to use it in the new Chevy 2,8 engine.
Difficult to explain the rules but when I have less throats than cylinders , the engine size
can be much larger than if I had lets say 6 cylinders and 6 throats.
The Ford Engine has Eagle rods, Wiseco pistons ..... inside.
Spent something like 10 000 dollars to that engine.
It has 230 horsepower, 7500 rpm,
thats the maximum you can get it N/A.
Circle track racing, full throttle allmost all the time.
I need more speed , more horsepower, thats why we came to Chevy 2,8 engine.
The knowledge to that engine is allmost zero here, but in a few days I have learned
very much thaks to internet (and this forum specially).
And somebody mentioned Esslinger.
Yes, one car here is having Esslinger motor.
So this is serius racing.
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