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Opeler
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: norway
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Unanswered: building my cih 2.5
parts i got. -manta b gte/gsi block -2.4 crank with 8 counter wights. -2.4 stok rods -wiseco forged pistons 12:1 compretion 97mm -2.0 head from the manta -2.2 head from record 2.2e -2.4 head from omega 2.4 -the enem 4-2-1 exoust manifold (2.5) -mekanikal lifters -3.0 intake manifold thet i am going to cut down -2.4 indjektors (i dont know what they ar caled, the ones that sprais fuel in to the engin) -2.4 fuel rail -umenitiun destrubitor whit som kind of laser. when the laser is cut it givs the spark. il put out som pic -umenitium coil, stronger -2.0 flyweel -2.2 flyweel parts i am bying: -dubbel valve springs from enem -aluminium retainers -racing rods (is it neceseary?) -crane roller rockers. found som four 700 dollar - a cam thet will give me god power but this enging is going to be a fast every day car, so it has to be drivebal at low rpm. -forged valves. plan: -to do som porting in one of the heads. but which on is the best to use? -get the best parts to gether, so i get a god cih with god power questions -can i use an orginal head gasket whit 12:1 compretion? -is ther somthing in my plan i shuld do another way using other parts? -which head shuld i use? -tips to a cam? |
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Opeler
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: norway
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her is som pic of the lumenition egnition system
http://www.opelmotorsport.com/forum/...&pictureid=523 http://www.opelmotorsport.com/forum/...&pictureid=522 http://www.opelmotorsport.com/forum/...&pictureid=536 her is the crank http://www.opelmotorsport.com/forum/...&pictureid=511 |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Paris, France, EEC.
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Hi there!
For a street 2.4 CIH I would use the following parts from your stock: 2.0 block overbored to 97mm & freshly decked, 97mm Wiseco pistons (but CR 12 is quite high for a street CIH), reworked std 2.4 steel rods (weight match & deburr), reworked 2.4 crank (remove 2kg & balance with FW/clutch cover), reworked 2.0 flywheel (remove 2kg & fit a 228mm clutch & add dowel pins), mildly ported 2.4 head (intake ports only), race 40/45mm valves with alu retainers & 95kp single springs, mild race camshaft (ie 290°-300° duration), solid lifters with std steel rockers (no need for the Crane stuff), race headgasket (various thickness are available @ Risse Motosport), your Lumenition set & Enem 4/2/1 header. This combo should give you a very nice street CIH with a broad powerband (3000rpm to about 6500rpm). HTH, Hiro |
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Opeler
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: norway
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sory four my bad english again, what does "solid lifters", "weight match & deburr", "steel rockers" and "freshly decked" mean?
but how will the power be on low rpm like 1500-3000. but a lot of peopel say that i should port the exaust to, just round the edges and make it flow better but take off as little steel as plosibel. so how shuld i do the porting how much shuld i do. somone said i should mak them as big as the gasket, the intak manifoil to. is 12:1 compretion to muche? whats bad whit high compretion? Last edited by idarasheimhaga; 11-20-2008 at 03:38 PM. |
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Old Opeler
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: New Zealand
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"solid lifters" = mechanikal "Weight match and deburr" = Balance (make the same weight) and smooth & polish the sides "steel Rockers" = Standard original Opel rockers "freshly decked" = the top of the block machined flat by removing a small amount of metal Don't touch the exhaust ports! The holes in the gasket are too big. Look at the size of 1990-92 3.0L motor exhaust ports ports - the exhaust ones are the right size. Your Engish is good - far better than my Norwegian!
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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the 2.4 head already has very big exhaust ports for street CIH, so don't port them because this may reduce the low-rpm torque. high CR combined with a mild camshaft may cause detonation so this is not OK for a street CIH, whereas on a full race CIH with very big camshaft a high CR is required to compensate for the big valve overlap. for this reason the head porting & CR & camshaft duration will be different for a street CIH or a race CIH. Hiro |
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Opeler
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: norway
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i want it as powerfull as plosibel stil drivebel at road, i want to smok all the ugly import cars the engin is going into a kadett c. 3.55 gear ratio in the rear axle. using the manta 5speed gearboxehat does "dowel pins" mean. does the lumenitium egnition system better then the orginal in aney ways? i realy like to have a lot og torke going up hill. shuld i still use the 2.0 flyweel? thanks a lot four good respons Last edited by idarasheimhaga; 11-20-2008 at 07:33 PM. |
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Opeler
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: norway
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i know. but i do not want turbo on this engin. i want to lern how to tune engins. so then i start whit on with out turbo. later i am going to build a calibra turbo enging four my kadett c city whit 500 hp. but i am still going to school and its hard four me thats onley 17years to get money for a turbo engin.
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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I have had alittle experience running turbo setups and the Opel being a lightweight car has the potential to be a great turbo car. You just have to use a smaller turbo so it spools sooner. I had a Civic that I turbo'd and it made some pretty impressive power even the though the turbo was kinda big. If you choose carefully you can get it to start building pressure soon enough that the loss won't even be noticeable from having a lower cr. I ran 15psi I think the metric for that is about 1.5bar. I starting building pressure at about 2800rpm so it was very easy to drive on the street and did use alot of fuel. Keep the compression around 9 to 1 and turbo it. I love my 2008 Subaru STi it's fun to drive and the turbo is small enough and the exhaust flow is good enough to get the turbo spooling at a low rpm.
Turbo is cheaper than trying to build a CIH that will hold up to that kinda compression. Unless you want to smoke tires all the time and drift I would go turbo. Someone once said this: " Turbo Lag is My Way of Giving the Other Guy a Head Start!" |
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, besides forced induction greatly compensates for the inferior flowing heads of our CIH engines compared to other layouts (ex DOHC). BTW will your gear box take the torque of a built up 2.5?
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Opeler
Join Date: Nov 2008
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ok. but i got so maney parts and i want to hav the engine whit out turbo. next engin will have turbo.
i herde there is a guy on this site name rally bob, they say he is the best cih tuner ever. help me rally bob. give me a list of what you whul have don if you had my parts and would make a realy powerfull street cih that is drivebal on low rpm. aney other parts i would nead if the gear box goes to hell i just get a 265 from a monza our bmw |
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