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Started by puuhapete, March 17, 2013, 00:56:18

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puuhapete

This old photograph I wanted to show. The 2003 Ford Fair. A really hot day was then. The rain is not in sight. I got in my car, but the area was a great event and a great experience for me and my wife.
We drove to Sweden and take the ferry to England. We went by train under the Channel to France, to Germany and take the ferry back to Finland. This kind of recognition between. :lol:

Dave


What you say is true, you have increased the rod length to increase the leveredge on the crank which should increase power. If I understand what you're saying right!

It seems that for some reason these STD 4.0L cranks are simply not as strong as the 24V crank. The stroke is the only real difference between them. Very strange!

There must be some steel cranks in the U.S surly?
Dave

Grey

Quote from: Dave on January 24, 2014, 00:24:32

What you say is true, you have increased the rod length to increase the leveredge on the crank which should increase power. If I understand what you're saying right!

It seems that for some reason these STD 4.0L cranks are simply not as strong as the 24V crank. The stroke is the only real difference between them. Very strange!

There must be some steel cranks in the U.S surly?

My theory of it is that you get the same effect when for example increasing the length of a seesaw.
With a small diameter you get lower "pressure" on the middle than if you increase the diameter since the weight is more centralized when the diameter is lower. 

capri v8 driver

Quote from: Grey on January 24, 2014, 15:42:48
Quote from: Dave on January 24, 2014, 00:24:32


There must be some steel cranks in the U.S surly?


I asked a contact at Eagle cranks, Forced custom cranks like the 4.0 v6 are only special order and are very $$$. All other 4.0 and stroker cranks for the 4.0 are cast iron.
greetz Paul.

Capri V8 Driver.

puuhapete

I ask twice over, and in 2008 (www.briancrower.com) We can make them on a custom order basis for $ 2,400 per crank. We do Require a minimum order of 5 crank is all custom crankshafts along with a 50% deposit.

and this year (Farndon engineering)
Thank you for your Enquiry and I have great pleasure in quoting you as follows. 1 Off Ford 4.0 V6 Cologne Crankshaft @ £ 2100.00
All quotations are ex-works and do not include VAT.
Delivery: Will be working 14 weeks from receipt of 50% deposit and agreement of all technical specifications.

No money no happy.  ;D

puuhapete

I changed the direction of this year. Engine for the Ford Edge will 3.5v6 and try to break this two turbos.And 6speed gearbox bmw code 53dz. So long project. But I'll try something new now.

I bought mustang/F150 3.7 oil pan so I hope that I could get the engine to fit the Sierra. Bmw gearbox comes with adapter to the engine.

Dave


It must have been a very hard decision Pete but the 4.0L cologne engine is proving to be a very unreliable engine when pushed.
You're not the only one who has had bad luck with it!

I think you have made the correct choice.
Dave

puuhapete

Quote from: Dave on February 18, 2014, 23:59:11

It must have been a very hard decision Pete but the 4.0L cologne engine is proving to be a very unreliable engine when pushed.
You're not the only one who has had bad luck with it!

I think you have made the correct choice.
Thanks!
Motorsport is this themselves sometimes, but jaw rib cage and toward new to disenchantment.
:laugh:

puuhapete

Now start again! New engine is my garage.

Mustang oilpan and sump

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Look good to Sierra.

I hope I can then start the engine  :lol:

capri71

wow! first cylclone ive seen going into a project - coooool :thumbsup:

I too have just ditched 12v iron for 24v VVT alloy ;)

puuhapete

Thanks Capri!
And look this today.  :mellow:

capri71

Sweeeeeeet :2tu:  How is it for height? bonnet clearance?

puuhapete

Quote from: capri71 on April 07, 2014, 11:02:32
Sweeeeeeet :2tu:  How is it for height? bonnet clearance?
i dont look this but i hope it is good.

fordrwd4ever

Wow...
This is going to be a nice car when it's ready...

Any chance we will see it @ Ford fair sometime?



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Keep it very sideways..

capri71

Quote from: puuhapete on April 07, 2014, 12:28:54
i dont look this but i hope it is good.

is it as far down as possible? is the sump close to the crossmember? have you got a picture of underneath? I hope the intake doesn't add much height...?

puuhapete

Quote from: fordrwd4ever on April 07, 2014, 15:25:38
Wow...
This is going to be a nice car when it's ready...

Any chance we will see it @ Ford fair sometime?
Thanks! Maybe you can never say no.  :thumbsup:

puuhapete

Quote from: capri71 on April 07, 2014, 16:37:54
is it as far down as possible? is the sump close to the crossmember? have you got a picture of underneath? I hope the intake doesn't add much height...?
about 1/2 inch to rack, I hope that I do not have to have to cut the sump.

capri71

I'll be happy if i get mine that low :thumbsup: that sump looks good actually. might be better than the sump i was planning on using  if it fits? do Duratec 35 sump fit Jag/Duratec 25/30? the sump is far back as i need it too :- ;)

Where has your gearstick ended up?


capri v8 driver

Quoteabout 1/2 inch to rack, I hope that I do not have to have to cut the sump.

That's more than enough space.
greetz Paul.

Capri V8 Driver.

puuhapete

Duratec 3.0 Jag s type with st200 oilpan vs Cyclone 3.5. Little bigger. Oil pan different.



puuhapete

Quote from: capri v8 driver on April 07, 2014, 20:54:40
Quoteabout 1/2 inch to rack, I hope that I do not have to have to cut the sump.

That's more than enough space.
Yes, i mean if engine remain too high so I have to lower the more.  ;)

capri71

What kind of inlet is it? is it big/tall? Ive got zero gap with the jag inlet. The bonnet would probably close just but I'm thinking spacing the crossmember and ARB down if i have to...
Ive got this SVT ST200 inlet coming so I'll check with that first.

Haven't offered it in cos still waiting for my X type sump. I'm still going to have to cut it and close it up but its a better starting point than the crazy s-type thing. I will loose capacity so I will be using the Canton Accusump I bought some time ago. The x type sump is pretty much like your ST220 one minus the webbing on the bottom so maybe thinner there (and weaker :- )gives a little bit more room, maybe.


puuhapete

So that 3.0 Jaguar engine placed in the Mondeo ST200. Intake manifold into ST220.
Cyclone intake manifold have to make my own.

capri71

Quote from: puuhapete on April 08, 2014, 17:07:18
So that 3.0 Jaguar engine placed in the Mondeo ST200. Intake manifold into ST220.
Cyclone intake manifold have to make my own.

No the ST200 had the Duratec 25 but the intake fits the Jag/Lincoln version of the Duratec 30 as it also has oval intake ports... I heard the ST220 Duratec 30 has round ones?

puuhapete

Quote from: capri71 on April 08, 2014, 17:58:19
No the ST200 had the Duratec 25 but the intake fits the Jag/Lincoln version of the Duratec 30 as it also has oval intake ports... I heard the ST220 Duratec 30 has round ones?
220 St intake is ideal, at least for this jaguar s type engine directly. They have oval inlet channels. ST220 is a dual channel from the intake manifold.
S-type engine and ST220 intake.

capri71

the st220 upper manifold goes onto the jag lower? I haven't actually checked but hoping the ST200 lower manifold fits the Jag heads...?? i will make it fit one way or another but i was hoping it would go on ok after reading it has bben done :unsure:

puuhapete

Yes, you must making upper and lower intake adapter Jag -> ST. It's easy job.

capri71

simple but there are so many simple jobs :roll eyes:  ;)





is that the intake you have? edit - just seen earlier picture...

puuhapete

Yes same intake my engine. But I made custom intake this.
two pics again project.


Cologne engine mounts and cyclone block.


capri71

Looks good...  i messed up, i didn't get the hydraulic mounts with my engine... just the alloy brackets. gonna have to pay more them now and all the used ones look like junk :- hows it going?

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