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Re: A15 built motor not wanting to rev over 6200rpm
benny
Posted on: 2009/3/12 1:05
40's would be fine for a rev range quoted.
Even the hottest of A15's would only require chokes of ~ 36mm size. 32mm - 34mm would be perfect for an all rounder.
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Re: A15 built motor not wanting to rev over 6200rpm
conehead
Posted on: 2009/3/12 0:50
Perhaps valve clearences,
IN .30mm (11.8 thou) sounds too tight EX .35mm (14thou) sounds right I have run .35mm (14thou) on both IN + EX on hot motors with success, but don't ignore instructions on your cam card either. The specific rev range makes it a bit more mysterious, almost like the carbs are not making one of their transitions smoothly Intake Reverb is usually assosiated with big overlap on the camshaft, what lobe centre is it? just a thought Edit: Are 40mm carbs big enough for what sounds like a decent A15? What size chokes are you Running? Could the thing be running out of air at the top of its rev range?
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Re: A15 built motor not wanting to rev over 6200rpm
b310gx
Posted on: 2009/3/11 21:37
Are the valve clearances correct. I had an A14 that did the same years ago, turns out we were using the wrong gaps. You said you;ve just run the motor in,now everythings settled down,maybe the clearances are down.
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A15 built motor not wanting to rev over 6200rpm
Rezlo
Posted on: 2009/3/11 17:32
Hey guys,
My built A15 is now fully broken in, seen a few track days and ran a 15.1 shifting at 4500rpm, and generaly runs beautiful under 6200rpm in my B110 4door.. Now comes the problem, as soon as I try rev her over 6300 I get an odd sound, almost like a missfire/reverbaration/ valve bounce and she stutters slightly then clears up and then at 7000rpm will not rev any higher, almost like a rev limiter. in the A15 I have 11.5-1 comp, 280deg cam (.3mm intake and .35mm exhaust clearance), tomei dual valve springs, Tomei M-spec port layout (copied from one of the A13 touring motors) normalish header, 52mm exhaust, pertronix dissy pick up, MSD blaster SS coil, dual DCOE40's and a nice 3kg cromoly flywheel... I have tried timing changes, plug changes (everything from range 6 to range 8) as well as jetting changes from 10.5-13afr at WOT, nothing seems to change the sudden sound at 6300rpm then total drop of power at 7000rpm Here is the million dollar question: 1. Exhaust back pressure is to high 2. some form of intake reverbaration 3. Faulty pertronix? Any idea's guys? You can view topic.
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