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Steve Cecchele
flat top pistons with a tight SQ result in the best squish, so I don't know where you got that from? not me.I have flat top surface of the pistons, that as @fiatfactory told results in a poorer squish.
SteveC
flat top pistons with a tight SQ result in the best squish, so I don't know where you got that from? not me.I have flat top surface of the pistons, that as @fiatfactory told results in a poorer squish.
I like your comparison tables. Your calculated values are not far away from reality as per diagram below. Obviously a bigger turbo moves the power curves up but also to the right. Unfortunately I never drove the car with stock UT engine so I cannot compare torque at low rpm. But compared to my NA 1500 (estimated 100hp) there is a huge improvement in performance over the whole rpm band, and not much turbo lag.second is Bjorn’s - before (stock calculated UT) and after with 1.6 bar
Well that isn't and never was saying that the fact that the top of the piston is flat is a problem,About this was discussion then
If anyone would like to make same wheel for Yourself let me know, will give drawings for lasercutting and some tips.
16” wheels with 350mm is perfect.
And 350mm is nearly perfect to see whole instrument cluster and not too big like on old Jaguars
This was first time that I drive this car without any tension because steering is more precise and easier and don’t have to bow my head to see speedo.
And some photos where some random people made spy photos
It’s less than 350 OD, after upholstering it will be 350.Cool design - looks kinda like a truck wheel in size though - must be camera distortion if that is only 350mm - I don't have enough legroom underneath the stock wheel for easy I/O - so I went with smaller 330mm.
Several people have raised the position of the steering wheel by adding spacers to the rear two mounting bolts for the column. That tilts the column and raises the wheel. The size of the spacers determines the amount of rise. Usually just a small change is enough to get the needed clearance under the wheel. It also makes it easier to see the gauges.
I agree, it sounds like the thread is the problem. Otherwise the leather would be tearing open the little holes before the thread would break. But I know you'll get it done, you always do.Last method to stitch it is very annoying. Will finish tomorrow
Would be easier and faster to buy better thread and start over.
(It will be pulled tighter than in photo)
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