Location: Hempstead, Gillingham
Age: 37(ish)
Forum Name: Stinaris
E-mail address: Stinaris@hotmail.com
Car: 106 Rallye S1
Colour: Red
Modifications:
All round Avo Adjustable struts + 35mm Eibach lowering springs
Weight removal mainly carpets and sound deadening(25kg)
Chipped ECU (10bhp Apparently)
Gas flowed cylinder head by GainSpeed with matched inlet manifold.
Fully rebuilt head using new springs and retainers.
K&N 57i Induction kit.
Corbeau Revolution Seats (wideboy edition).
Carbon Fibre bonnet. (2.4kg instead of 12.6kg for original)
OMP steering wheel.
13" 205 Rallye wheels with 175/50R13 Bridgestone RE720s buffed to 2mm for dry weather
13" 205 Rallye wheels with 175/50R13 Bridgestone RE720s unbuffed for wet weather and travelling to/from circuits
DTM wing mirrors (so I can walk around the car in the garage!)
Magnecor Competition spark leads
Poly sport bushes
Lots of stickers (because I was bored over the winter and they were cheap!)
Blaupunkt E-Freestyler Satellite Navigation.
The PPP106- Has taken much thought & Design work, include pages of calculations, hours of simulation & testing. The , initial design intent was to produce an over-square high & free-revving engine. After lengthy discussions, (most of which took place down the pub... hmmmm) The final decision was taken to develop a 76mm Bore & 77mm Stroke system. Combining the TU2J2 1296cc Engine & The TU3 1360cc Engine. - Achieving a total swept volume of 1397cc
Pistons: Wossner 76mm forged slipper pistons.
Lightened and balanced crank and flywheel ( crank > 1.145kg lighter,
flywheel 400g lighter) The balancing of the system was quite complicated
due to the radical modifications of the Crankshaft. Each individual
component was first balanced in isolation, then in as a whole including
the group "N" Clutch Cover.
The Crankshaft has been highly polished to minimise "oil-cling" during
running (thus reducing moment of inertia).
Lightened and balanced Forged Wossner 76mm slipper pistons and
lightened & stress relieved con-rods.
- Modified valve guides (to suit opened out ports)
- Reprofiled Combustion chamber
- Chamber Matched to Pistons
- Head Skimmed - In combinatino with above modifications to attain 11.5:1 Compression ratio
- Bronze Cam Thrust Plate
- Inlet Ports have been "re-pitched" to even the inlet tract length between cylinders & open the flowpath up
- Inlet Ports matched to custom designed inlet manifold to suit R6 Throtle Bodies
- Valve seats re-cut.
- All modificiations are designed around the production of a very High Volumetric Effieciency Head.
Head matched with
High performance CATCams special profile,
New Spring Retainers,
Uprated Valve Springs - (single)
One Piece EN 214N Austenitic Stainless Steel valves, - Wasted away
as part of Head modifcations.
Overall the system uses 8 Injectors, 4 in the original positions,
and 4 upstream in the form of a Yamaha R6 throttle body conversion
using EBD
custom inlet manifold,
Raceland Exhaust Manifold - modified so it actually fits the head!
Exhaust Manifold has been fitted with custom designed Insulation
Jacket using 12mm Thick fibreglass wadding. The reason for this two fold,
it is designed to reduce under-bonnet temperatures, thus maintaining
a cool inlet Charge. It also protects the carbon fibre bonnet from
the elevated temperatures produced from the application of the PPP-106.
Engine Management: controlled by
Emerald M3DK - Mapped using 8 injectors &
Button control for stalk controls (removing all stalks)
OMP 129AE Roll Cage
Carbon fibre front splitter
Carbon fibre rear diffuser
Varley Red Top battery
Coil over conversion.