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Jan 7th, 2010, 03:16 | #19 |
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Bit late to the party here...
As Dai says, my 360 measured 140bhp and 145lbft (calculated fly figures) on a dyno with just a pair of 40s and a K cam. The B21 ought to make a bit more anyway, plus a performance exhaust would free up quite a bit. That engine is now in my 1981 343. The tuning is less than ideal...but that is in the progression stage. It needs different emulsion tubes...or the existing ones altering. It's not bad enough that I've bothered to pursue it in 4 years, though. Once you've got the revs up a bit, wide open throttle is tuned pretty accurately...so that peak horsepower figure is reasonably good for that setup. Bear in mind the standard exhaust is not exactly a performance item. That and some headwork would see 170-180bhp I reckon...oh...and probably some larger chokes for the carbs...the original R-Sport spec was for 32mm chokes! Don't discount the Solexs. Webers and Dellortos are heavily scene taxed, and I haven't suffered for having the Solexs. Economy was circa 25mpg at 70mph...not *that* bad. It's very civilised to drive, actually. And it's worth every penny for the noise... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLFttupRXJM cheers James
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