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Re: Making the brick move.[240-260/1981] posted by Goran Haijenhjelm on
Friday, 3 April 1998, at 12:35 a.m.

My wife doesnŽt like dynamite...
My aim is drivability and power. If it was my own car and notthe
family car I would have gone for a 16-valve beast with RS500
turbo, Toyota fuel injection and the works.
Then youŽll end up with 450Hp...at least.
To answer some questions:
- No, standard Volvo head gasket. I have discussed this quite a bit
and this is sufficient for me since I have lowered my compression
with the Group A head and doesnŽt use much boost.
I have more concern for my intercooler (plastic sides, not stapped
at the moment..).
- No air mass meter? Lillen at MagnumRacing has tried, and it is
easy to end up with big ugly holes in your pistons.
There is also something with drivability here, isnŽt it Topi?

And just a comment: The knock sensor is tightened with 2Nm.
(You can help me with the conversion Topi....:-D )
Loosen it to 1Nm. That way it wonŽt detect piston sounds which
becomes more of a problem the more the car is driven.
The pinging will be detected anyway.

BR/Goran Haijenhjelm
...on my way to the local fish market to try and get fish with dynamite...




 


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