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Do you ever leave?
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: bayside Melbourne
Ride: VX SS, VK race car, Zx12R
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I did an LJ 202 in the 80's
went drag racing with it it made 220rwhp @ 6800 the Group NC Torana racers these days are making 330-350 flywheel hp ..maybe a tad more on pump fuel... based on the dyno charts I have seen hth Smitty |
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it all depend swhat u do to it mate.
a mate of monie had a VK black 202, originally EFI, but converted back to carby... had .080" (or something huge liek that) oversized pistons, massive cam, jetted 350 holley, strocked out to a 213ci, huge compression... NA it was ment to run mid 13's.... it was a very grumpy motor. i believe it was built by the TRAPNELL boys up here in brissie he ended up wacking on a SC14 blowerr and killed the engine
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A guy by the name of Mick Borg has run 9.21 and I think 141-142mph Both really fast holden 6 rails.
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And Mick Borg does hold the andra record for that class B/MD
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As far as a supercharged 202 goes Joe Zullo's Front engine dragster ran 7.708 @ 169mph for the andra et national record (still stands) and the 1st Holden six in the world to run 7's
I built that engine and tuned it! 1.13 60ft 4.7 1/8th mile @ 147mph
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![]() That 7.70 will look shabby to say the least.
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in my search for a tuff 202 i found this
check out this for a cross breed 1. to get 245 using a holden crank. you need to offset grind the crank 350 thou. While this does take a considerable about of meat off the crank it is fine and i never had a problem with my motor or my mates that I built. Then again my motor only ran for 6 months until an unfortunate accident (which i do not wish to rehash... I am over it) 2. The bore is taken out 40thou. This give you a total of 3.665 oversized pistons. And with a stroke now of 3.950 you have a total swept volume of 250ci. I ured on the side of safety and did not off set grind fully but incurred more cost for my rods and pistons as I got them custom built. the stroke in mine ended up having a 325 thou offset making calculated swept volume to be 246ci. 3. The cam was a special build and designed it for a full house torque motor. whilest I never got the car on the dyno the projected torque was 390 lbs/ft with 320 HP at the flywheel. I am not willing to explain the cam profile as there is a bucket load of work involved here and would like this to remain mine on that one. 4. The head that was run was off a EA Falcon. I did not do the engineering with this bit but from memory it was bolted on backwards and a hell of a lot of work went into placing the head on the red motor.(well for me it was a blue block. I can tell you I am not sure I would use this again. a Blue or Black head would work just as well. and is hellishly easier to build. 5. The intake was standard issue Fraud, with some custom work and mega engineering. The extractor needed to be custom built as nothing would fit the right way as the pipe fac the wrong way naturally. 6. The EFI setup I ran was a factory holden one and had major work done to get it setup properly. Really you would need a dyno but seeing I needed to run the motor in I felt that the dyno would come after this. It was a real headache but if I was doing it again I would be having plenty of dyno time. 7. My bottom end was weird and I am not sure you can even still get them but i did not use shell bearings for either the main journels or the big ends. these where a cage roller style bearing and I could not explain to you the BIG difference these made. 8. I needed to mod the clutch setup to clear the intake but it was doen so that I could still service the master. As you would expect the EH is not exactly huge in area of the engine bay. 9. The crank got doweled so that the flywheel would not cause me to loose my feet. We also contracted a machinest to machine the flywheel (CNC'ed) to reduce the overall weight of the unit. This assisted the car to rev more but also use the extra torque as previous. The diff I ran was a 3.45 BW unit from a VL. 10. This combination was a real sleeper. from teh outside you could not tell that there was an animal below. The other thing was it idled so smoothly. The exhuast note was definately not the standard holden 6 nor was it fraud noted. It is actually hard to describe. Was a little airy with a hint of bark... Yes this was a street motor. Yes i did alot of machining on this. Some of the work was done by my mate as we built both of these motors. Seening the amount of time that has surpassed on the build I am not sure of some of the exacts but do have a file on it in my cabinate. I am looking to build another motor of the same existance. However, this will be a long way off yet. Particulars i do remember is that I did run a Holden head gasket. I milled all Fraud logos off the rocker cover and I also polished and linished everything i could. Many whom saw the car asked what the hell motor I had. I also cast a new block number so that my block read 245 on teh side where 202 was. That confused many people. I had to prove via the engine number a number of times that it was a Blue commodore block. The head was a little hard to help people explain. Hehe. there is much you can do to the humble holden six. In relation to the block splitting, there really is nothign you can do. The girdle will assist to a greater extent but if the block is going to split then it will split. One thing we all will agree on is the fact that old surge is a huge issue for Early holdens. My suggestion here is a baffled and windaged tray oil pans and polishing the oil galaries so that the returns quickly. I know it is a heap of thoughts and lots of engineering, But if planed correctly then all will be good. Any questions just ask... |
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Im with the boss and the smit on dat. You wont ge tthat stroke in there with a camshaft still in the regular place. The swap to the ford head was from the old XD crossflows not a fkn EA head. I suppose that he drove the cam from the flywheel end then.
I do know however where he got the wonderful machine work done. It was by Captain Hook in Never Never land and the customer's name was Peter Fkn Pan.
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