Drivetrain cylinder head bolt specs
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Here is a site with the Dodge Neon Torque Specs. This is not 100% the same as the mini, but can be used as a refrence.
members.***.net/neons/torque.htm
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Dan
Pilo Racing
members.***.net/neons/torque.htm
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Dan
Pilo Racing
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I have tried heads, but not on mine. I've looked at a ported head, as well as a head with a larger valve size, and the cam as well.
Right now, I'm working on two different fronts to develop different stage heads. The issue with headwork is the cost/hp - it isn't justifyable for most folks. THe most I've seen from headwork to this point is about 10hp, at a cost of close to $2000. I'll come up with a port job for under $1000, then a full blown crazy head for almost double that - either of which can use the stock or Schrick cam (two different grinds available). There are some other folks working on good heads as well - but I'm not sure if they want the cat out of the bag.
Who are you working with on the porting?
Randy
Right now, I'm working on two different fronts to develop different stage heads. The issue with headwork is the cost/hp - it isn't justifyable for most folks. THe most I've seen from headwork to this point is about 10hp, at a cost of close to $2000. I'll come up with a port job for under $1000, then a full blown crazy head for almost double that - either of which can use the stock or Schrick cam (two different grinds available). There are some other folks working on good heads as well - but I'm not sure if they want the cat out of the bag.
Who are you working with on the porting?
Randy
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WestCoastCoopers,
I think you might have misunderstood. The larger valve size does not effect the displacement. These cars are still 1.6 liter motors. I agree with you. We have one 1.8L running, but there is almost no wall thickness - the customer is aware of this and just wanted to do it. I give it 20K or so before it blows .
Hope that clears things up!
Randy
I think you might have misunderstood. The larger valve size does not effect the displacement. These cars are still 1.6 liter motors. I agree with you. We have one 1.8L running, but there is almost no wall thickness - the customer is aware of this and just wanted to do it. I give it 20K or so before it blows .
Hope that clears things up!
Randy
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I was just looking over the BMW/Mini torque specs and they are:
3AZ head bolts to crankcase: Stage 1: 40 Nm; Stage 2: 90 degrees.
this is commonly done: torque to a reading (40 Nm), then turn it another 1/4 turn.
40 Nm alone is seriously under-torqued.
Another:
1 AZ cylinder head cover to cylinder head: stage 1: 6 Nm; stage 2: 12 Nm;
and:
10AZ Hydra mount to body (bolt): 56Nm + 90 degrees; (M10 x 110)
then:
11 AZ Hydra mount to body: 100Nm
and:
(under front axle carrier)
Compliance bush housing to bidy: 59Nm + 90 degrees +/-15 degrees (M10 screw)
weird mix, eh?
3AZ head bolts to crankcase: Stage 1: 40 Nm; Stage 2: 90 degrees.
this is commonly done: torque to a reading (40 Nm), then turn it another 1/4 turn.
40 Nm alone is seriously under-torqued.
Another:
1 AZ cylinder head cover to cylinder head: stage 1: 6 Nm; stage 2: 12 Nm;
and:
10AZ Hydra mount to body (bolt): 56Nm + 90 degrees; (M10 x 110)
then:
11 AZ Hydra mount to body: 100Nm
and:
(under front axle carrier)
Compliance bush housing to bidy: 59Nm + 90 degrees +/-15 degrees (M10 screw)
weird mix, eh?
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