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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 09, 2014 05:37PM
My way of dealing with the restrictor rule is to not run one, and take the weight penalty. At least to start, I'll add one once the rule is a bit more seasoned.
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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 09, 2014 06:20PM
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Nice ride - my wife has one as well - pretty rare.

Dyno plot of 2871 with 34mm restrictor. Late spool...

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...take the weight penalty.

I don't believe there is an option in Rally - did I miss something?

AJ - thanks for the additional detail on the cams.

I think I get why advancing intake would improve DCR...but that would assume the exhaust is fully closed, no?

But, adding lift is no bueno? Is that about having a larger opening, increasing pressure and decreasing velocity?

And, it seems to be the norm on a turbo application to retard timing as boost pressure increases - so with retarded timing, and advanced exhaust cams - I would imagine - that exhaust valve would need to start opening before the boom?
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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 09, 2014 06:31PM
The timing difference you posted between the 7A and turbo cams is just about negligible. The LIFT however is huge difference. 10-20% more lift without appreciable duration change is a win.

I can see why people scrap out 7As just for the cams sad smiley Sad really.



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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 09, 2014 06:42PM
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...take the weight penalty.
I don't believe there is an option in Rally - did I miss something?

He's building a 2wd turbo car... which can run at a lighter weight with a restrictor in Canada.



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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 09, 2014 07:00PM
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(1995 S6 Avant with the 2.2L 20v 5-cyl)

Nice ride - my wife has one as well - pretty rare.

Dyno plot of 2871 with 34mm restrictor. Late spool...

The dyno chart picture is small but if I am reading it right, it looks about the same as mine but the restrictor chokes yours just as the fun has barely started. I am sure that someone who has done the math has a better answer but if the theoretical limit to airflow is 29lb I would look for a turbo that moves that much air at max efficiency?? The 2871 moves closer to 45lb or so

Garret used to make a Rally specific GTX2860 optimized for 34mm
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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 09, 2014 07:17PM
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...take the weight penalty.
I don't believe there is an option in Rally - did I miss something?

He's building a 2wd turbo car... which can run at a lighter weight with a restrictor in Canada.

Woops. Yep, didn't check where the post was from. Yep, Canada.

And... I think my description of weight penalty is a pretty good one, the other cars dont get lighter... I get to add weight, no matter if I run a restrictor or not. And we have pretty much established that all in, no doing any lightening of the car at all, I will have to add around 300lbs. But I do plan on adding the restrictor it once the other teething problems are resolved, so it does need to be removable... well at least 200lbs of it since I am still saddled with the 2700lb min weight due to the fact that it's a 2.3L.
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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 09, 2014 09:36PM
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And... I think my description of weight penalty is a pretty good one, the other cars dont get lighter...
Six and half a dozen.

The smart thing to do would be to talk to the regions an make sure they will still be allowing group 5 in the regional events and don't worry about the ballast. (You basically can't enter national events until you have two regional events under your belt anyway)



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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 09, 2014 10:31PM
Turbo Compressor Turbine
Turbo PN CHRA PN Ind Whl Dia(mm) Exd Whl Dia(mm) Trim A/R Whl Dia(mm) Trim A/R
816364-0001 446179-92 45.70....... 60.00 ......58 0.60 53.90 76 0.86

That compressor wheel is arf-fully close to a stock Xratty compressor wheel----which also just so happens to be 4x4 Cosworth Compressor wheel, and just happens to be Lancia Delta Intergrale 16v

409096-0013 60,00 46,50 5,00 6,00 60

Jeeze seems everybody who I talk into slinging a 4x4 Cosworth turbine housing onto their ordinary boring Xratty turbo always raves about hard boost at 2200 or so...


Could it be that both Lancia and Ford really teams maybe knew what to use for quick spool and revs?



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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 09, 2014 10:34PM
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And... I think my description of weight penalty is a pretty good one, the other cars dont get lighter...
Six and half a dozen.
Disagree 100%, not six and a half dozen. If I was running a 2.5 NA motor, I could run at least 300lbs lighter, than if I was running a restrictor turbo at 2.3. If I have to add weight (not avoid removing weight) then it is absolutely a penalty.

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The smart thing to do would be to talk to the regions an make sure they will still be allowing group 5 in the regional events and don't worry about the ballast. (You basically can't enter national events until you have two regional events under your belt anyway)

Which I did as soon as you guys 'gathered' feedback on the proposal. They are keeping it, until they don't of course.



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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 09, 2014 10:42PM
oxford defines penalty as:

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A disadvantage suffered as the result of an action or situation
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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 10, 2014 12:18AM
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And... I think my description of weight penalty is a pretty good one, the other cars dont get lighter...
Six and half a dozen.
Disagree 100%, not six and a half dozen. If I was running a 2.5 NA motor, I could run at least 300lbs lighter, than if I was running a restrictor turbo at 2.3. If I have to add weight (not avoid removing weight) then it is absolutely a penalty.

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The smart thing to do would be to talk to the regions an make sure they will still be allowing group 5 in the regional events and don't worry about the ballast. (You basically can't enter national events until you have two regional events under your belt anyway)

Which I did as soon as you guys 'gathered' feedback on the proposal. They are keeping it, until they don't of course.


300 lbs!!! That's going to be a monetary penalty of between $800 to $1000 at US prices, PLUS SHIPPING...

Meh...it's only money...if you want to enter a National you have to play by the Rich Guy Rules. because its obvious they don't want you in their precious events..



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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 10, 2014 12:35AM
vittorio, as far as I can find the rally fords run about the same lift (a hair less), and the duration difference between the 7a and aan is pretty measly. The few 7a dyno vs aan dyno plots I was able to find show a loss under 2800 but it seems that most of the powerbands match or cross right around that area.

I think its worth the risk, if you need a cheap set to try out give me a call. I'm headed to boise on friday and the guy has two 7a's laying around. prolly could snag em for 100 or so.

As far as clocking the cams, I see a little gain but loads of time finding the sweet spot. How much time do you have?
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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 10, 2014 01:04AM
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Disagree 100%, not six and a half dozen. If I was running a 2.5 NA motor, I could run at least 300lbs lighter, than if I was running a restrictor turbo at 2.3. If I have to add weight (not avoid removing weight) then it is absolutely a penalty.
We'll agree to disagree then.
I see it as class compliance, not a penalty. Anyone who builds a 2.3 turbo 2wd car faces the same class compliance requirements.
A penalty is the $500 when you leave your triangle behind or the 10 seconds added to your time for being clocked at 11km/h over the speed limit on transits.

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Which I did as soon as you guys 'gathered' feedback on the proposal. They are keeping it, until they don't of course.
Don't know what you're trying to say with the quotes around 'gathered...'
I fully expect the events in the west will retain Gr5 as a class for the foreseeable future.
That doesn't mean you can sit back and let the events and regions run themselves... the annual meetings are open to anyone who wants to come out to them and being a voice for keeping Gr5 as a regional class is important. (Entering events is actually more important, but coming out to the meetings helps both the organization and you in many ways)

Don't, for a second, think that anyone doesn't want your entry at events. Nothing could be further from the truth.



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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 10, 2014 07:24AM
I've added a couple files - comparison of the dyno curves GT2871R v. GTX2862

John - very interesting on the various makes and the turbo's they've used. I'm not in tune with the Ford world and don't think to look - just keep hammering the idea and eventually it will sink in...

Attached is a comparison of turbo's I've looked into.

The Garrett GTX2860R (Rally) costs $5k - not doing that as it is not sustainable on my budget.

So for the Turbo - I'm working with a guy that will mod the turbine from a GT2871 (which I had as a spare) to more align with the GTX2860R (Rally) without the rape part of the transaction.

As for cam's - one of my sponsors is willing to work on the dyno to dial the cams in.

AJ - I'll ping you before thurs. if I can source the cams locally - probably better...
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Re: Dealing with the restrictor rule
June 10, 2014 10:46AM
That settles it. Get a TR30R.



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