Double Overhead Cam 16v Hornet!
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Double Overhead Cam 16v Hornet!
Hi Guys and Girls,
In a bit of a turnaround I have today acquired a 16v cylinder head which I propose to fit to my hornet as a bit of a change to the old supercharger setup (see supercharged hornet thread).
I plan to update this as I eventually make progress but the following is my proposed next steps for the conversion:
*Design and make some top pulleys to convert the cam drive from chain to belt drive
*Design and make a new cylinder head cover to enable fitment of the above
*Design a bottom pulley to drive the cams
*Sort out some kind of programmable ecu for the throttle bodies and enable distributorless ignition
*Modify the original cam to enable the drive of the oil pump
* Modify new head and block to enable fitment
If anyone has knowledge of this kind of conversion then input would be appreciated, I have already scoured the specialist components website for ideas.
I am told that the standard 16v head allows more flow than a fully ported five port head and we all know airflow=power so could be fun!
I'll keep you posted...
In a bit of a turnaround I have today acquired a 16v cylinder head which I propose to fit to my hornet as a bit of a change to the old supercharger setup (see supercharged hornet thread).
I plan to update this as I eventually make progress but the following is my proposed next steps for the conversion:
*Design and make some top pulleys to convert the cam drive from chain to belt drive
*Design and make a new cylinder head cover to enable fitment of the above
*Design a bottom pulley to drive the cams
*Sort out some kind of programmable ecu for the throttle bodies and enable distributorless ignition
*Modify the original cam to enable the drive of the oil pump
* Modify new head and block to enable fitment
If anyone has knowledge of this kind of conversion then input would be appreciated, I have already scoured the specialist components website for ideas.
I am told that the standard 16v head allows more flow than a fully ported five port head and we all know airflow=power so could be fun!
I'll keep you posted...
hornetob- Posts : 47
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Re: Double Overhead Cam 16v Hornet!
You should consider a megajolt setup if your going this far. Two fellow miniaddicts have got together to fit this to their minis and it gives the smoothest ride I've every experienced in a mini. it can be set up on laptop in the car and tuned to it's max
the following link gives their latest gadget in preparation for the system
This is Steves thread
http://www.miniaddicts.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=4204
The following is Gr4h4m's project
http://www.miniaddicts.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=3076&highlight=megajolt
Gr4h4m has produced a few videos for miniaddicts tv including converting a Ford Fiest disc brakes to fit 10" wheels.
Feel free to join the forum (it's free) www.miniaddicts.co.uk please mention Tonyelf. You can then contact Gr4h4m and Steve direct via pm for any queries you may have.
the following link gives their latest gadget in preparation for the system
This is Steves thread
http://www.miniaddicts.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=4204
The following is Gr4h4m's project
http://www.miniaddicts.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=3076&highlight=megajolt
Gr4h4m has produced a few videos for miniaddicts tv including converting a Ford Fiest disc brakes to fit 10" wheels.
Feel free to join the forum (it's free) www.miniaddicts.co.uk please mention Tonyelf. You can then contact Gr4h4m and Steve direct via pm for any queries you may have.
Last edited by TONYELF on Sat Oct 24, 2009 9:55 am; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Double Overhead Cam 16v Hornet!
Thank you for that, the thread is really good.
I was thinking of an emerald or dta ecu (£600 plus sensors) but can see how good it would be to try out the megasquirt (around £200!). Looks like I owe you a beer or two!
I will mention you when I get in contact
I was thinking of an emerald or dta ecu (£600 plus sensors) but can see how good it would be to try out the megasquirt (around £200!). Looks like I owe you a beer or two!
I will mention you when I get in contact
hornetob- Posts : 47
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Re: Double Overhead Cam 16v Hornet!
Steve and Gr4h4m reckon on around £300.
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Re: Double Overhead Cam 16v Hornet!
megajolt on bike carbs is what i am doing on my engine project 8v k100. but not in my elf
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Re: Double Overhead Cam 16v Hornet!
hornetob wrote:Hi Guys and Girls,
In a bit of a turnaround I have today acquired a 16v cylinder head which I propose to fit to my hornet as a bit of a change to the old supercharger setup (see supercharged hornet thread).
I plan to update this as I eventually make progress but the following is my proposed next steps for the conversion:
*Design and make some top pulleys to convert the cam drive from chain to belt drive
*Design and make a new cylinder head cover to enable fitment of the above
*Design a bottom pulley to drive the cams
*Sort out some kind of programmable ecu for the throttle bodies and enable distributorless ignition
*Modify the original cam to enable the drive of the oil pump
* Modify new head and block to enable fitment
If anyone has knowledge of this kind of conversion then input would be appreciated, I have already scoured the specialist components website for ideas.
I am told that the standard 16v head allows more flow than a fully ported five port head and we all know airflow=power so could be fun!
I'll keep you posted...
ya mad bugger!!! best of luck and merry crimbo!
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