Om605 compound turbo build, my Corolla Ke70 tracktoy
Om605 compound turbo build, my Corolla Ke70 tracktoy
Was out and got the hoses to oil and oilreturn today
Welded ut the pipes
Made a suport to the lower turbo
and one on the pipe that holds the big turbo
Then I made the manifold finish, welded up the v-band and got in the fittings to exhausttemp and exhaustpressure
all finish
The airside is so much easier then the exhaustside
So left to do is port and polish the manifolds and pipes?
Looks very good there Alex
Please do not polish I'm allergic to polished stuff
Looks good. Just some paint on that stuff and it will look like a stock installation.
(03-02-2014, 12:59 PM)F.R.A.S Please do not polish I'm allergic to polished stuff
Looks good. Just some paint on that stuff and it will look like a stock installation.
(03-02-2014, 12:59 PM)F.R.A.S Please do not polish I'm allergic to polished stuff
Looks good. Just some paint on that stuff and it will look like a stock installation.
Neh, dont think I will polish them, I will wrap all that can be wrapped
Remowed the head yesterday
Had a little surprise when I remowed the camshafts, the drive in the intake cam had slipped, and moved 2-3mm of the camshaft. This morning I was on KM Cams and picked up new walvesprings, and had the cam with me. compaired it to a stock Om606 camshaft he had, he measured it and it had also moved 1mm sideways! Guess I was lucky then, this whould have been a serious brakedown anytime! :O
Time to update this a bit, have not been so much time for this, and it has also matched the wallet
Here are some pics of the the New walvesprings and washers from KM Cams
And of the cams the drive on the intake cam have been adjusted right by KM again!
Now this will not move again!!!
Now I only need New valvesealings and headbolts to build the engine up again
I have also had problem With the oilpan being the lowest point, so i have spited it and taken out about 3,5cm
Have also done some work on the front suspension, and the New EBC discs from Nissan Skyline R32 GTR have been redrilled to fit the 4x114 hubs. The disc size is 296x32mm
Did some adjustments on the coils
mounted in the new pads in the calipers, witch also are from R32 GTR
only needs new bolts to mount the calipers.
Tightened all suspension up, and then I needed to widen the steeringarms
Got new studs, but they were to small in the splines, so needs new.
Hope I can start rebuild the engine very soon
Nice, looks good mate. Keep it up.
Very nice project! Will definetely surprise a few people. Also love the wheels...
We did something similar wit an old VW jetta which we gave an OM606 and rwd.
For my old Alfa Romeo Giulia i'm looking for a nice powerful diesel engine but it has a rather short engine bay. The OM606 doesn't fit for sure but maybe the OM605 will. Could you tell me the total length of the engine from crankpulley to the rear of the block where the box goes?
(04-23-2014, 03:35 PM)giuliettaevo Very nice project! Will definetely surprise a few people. Also love the wheels...
We did something similar wit an old VW jetta which we gave an OM606 and rwd.
For my old Alfa Romeo Giulia i'm looking for a nice powerful diesel engine but it has a rather short engine bay. The OM606 doesn't fit for sure but maybe the OM605 will. Could you tell me the total length of the engine from crankpulley to the rear of the block where the box goes?
(04-23-2014, 03:35 PM)giuliettaevo Very nice project! Will definetely surprise a few people. Also love the wheels...
We did something similar wit an old VW jetta which we gave an OM606 and rwd.
For my old Alfa Romeo Giulia i'm looking for a nice powerful diesel engine but it has a rather short engine bay. The OM606 doesn't fit for sure but maybe the OM605 will. Could you tell me the total length of the engine from crankpulley to the rear of the block where the box goes?
It's my friends car, i just build it with him.
He went to the VW meeting. Surprized quite a few people there..
Time to update Alex
We all like to see your car on the track again. Gatebil @Rudskogen 2014
larsalan I guess I need to look at this stupid ass drip shit. What you have to like mess with those elements on the pump? What a fucking hassle. then use some wire to hold the throttle open or some shit?
I really like the pinned cam gear, that's the way to do it
larsalan I guess I need to look at this stupid ass drip shit. What you have to like mess with those elements on the pump? What a fucking hassle. then use some wire to hold the throttle open or some shit?
(04-23-2014, 03:35 PM)giuliettaevo Very nice project! Will definetely surprise a few people. Also love the wheels...Thanks! I think the engine is 74-75cm long, but I can measure it when Im back in the garage
We did something similar wit an old VW jetta which we gave an OM606 and rwd.
For my old Alfa Romeo Giulia i'm looking for a nice powerful diesel engine but it has a rather short engine bay. The OM606 doesn't fit for sure but maybe the OM605 will. Could you tell me the total length of the engine from crankpulley to the rear of the block where the box goes?
(04-23-2014, 03:35 PM)giuliettaevo Very nice project! Will definetely surprise a few people. Also love the wheels...Thanks! I think the engine is 74-75cm long, but I can measure it when Im back in the garage
We did something similar wit an old VW jetta which we gave an OM606 and rwd.
For my old Alfa Romeo Giulia i'm looking for a nice powerful diesel engine but it has a rather short engine bay. The OM606 doesn't fit for sure but maybe the OM605 will. Could you tell me the total length of the engine from crankpulley to the rear of the block where the box goes?
Looks great
pretty awesome
Thanks! Today I took out the spare gearbox, and it got new oil
The boxes are the same outside, and pretty much the same inside, sligth difference on some gears But no 3.gear burnout while standing still With this Box :p
I timed the pump 2 degrees and had the lid of the pump and turned up the max revs. It should be around 6500rpm now
LIftet the body up on stands and put the gearbox on the engine. Then it was time to put the Madness into the car was alone today, but got it in!
maybe a test start tomorrow or monday!
I love this project!
but ... you add more power, one more turbo and reduce oil capacity of engine?
at high rpm you have oil in pan for engine?
I will continue follow the project, this fabulous! good luck!
Thanks! the oilpan is a litle lower now, but not that much it still have a capasaty of 4l in the sump becouse of the tight space in the bay ut was not build out now, but might do that in the winter again sinse we now can measure the clearance the reason to reduse the hight of the oilpan is that tha car is to litle to fit this high engine, oilpan would have been smashed if I had gone of track as it was
see this
http://www.tuning.online.pt/forum/sx-s13-t71872p18.html # post917006
you can make the oil pan shorter but larger!
good sound! make more video!
(07-08-2014, 02:39 AM)Stamsaas I know how to make the pan wider, but this is not a big ass Mercedes, Space is luxury here but I might be able to build it a bit out on one side to the Winter
larsalan I guess I need to look at this stupid ass drip shit. What you have to like mess with those elements on the pump? What a fucking hassle. then use some wire to hold the throttle open or some shit?
(07-08-2014, 02:39 AM)Stamsaas I know how to make the pan wider, but this is not a big ass Mercedes, Space is luxury here but I might be able to build it a bit out on one side to the Winter
larsalan I guess I need to look at this stupid ass drip shit. What you have to like mess with those elements on the pump? What a fucking hassle. then use some wire to hold the throttle open or some shit?
Thanks Sotvisp! its not so much Toyota left, so maybe thats why?
Will go back to the garage today, try to do some more anyone have experience with racecams, should the timing be the same, or should it be slighly different because of the Cams?
I have to cut of some of the tube in on the new manifold, its a bit to long for the bay, but rest of it fits like a glove!
Bigger Cams have to be set with a degree wheel to be correctly timed
We had to do this on my Perkins when we put a big cam in it.
Strictly speaking of theory, an increase in volumetric efficiency often requires retarded combustion.
(07-09-2014, 08:01 PM)Stamsaas The camshafts have been set up by KM Cams, it is the pump timing that i Wonder about. Someone here must have swaped cams before??
(07-09-2014, 08:01 PM)Stamsaas The camshafts have been set up by KM Cams, it is the pump timing that i Wonder about. Someone here must have swaped cams before??
(07-10-2014, 11:28 AM)raysorenson Strictly speaking of theory, an increase in volumetric efficiency often requires retarded combustion.
(07-10-2014, 01:47 PM)MFSuper90(07-09-2014, 08:01 PM)Stamsaas The camshafts have been set up by KM Cams, it is the pump timing that i Wonder about. Someone here must have swaped cams before??
Are we talking about the injection pump cam?
So are you wondering if you should change timing since you got a different cam?
(07-10-2014, 01:59 PM)winmutt 717.430 trans?I had 717.435 but the 3.gear didnt take it when I tried to turn rubber Now I put in a 717.411 gearbox I have also got a Tilton clutch valve now, and this will make the gearbox life better
(07-10-2014, 11:28 AM)raysorenson Strictly speaking of theory, an increase in volumetric efficiency often requires retarded combustion.
(07-10-2014, 01:47 PM)MFSuper90(07-09-2014, 08:01 PM)Stamsaas The camshafts have been set up by KM Cams, it is the pump timing that i Wonder about. Someone here must have swaped cams before??
Are we talking about the injection pump cam?
So are you wondering if you should change timing since you got a different cam?
(07-10-2014, 01:59 PM)winmutt 717.430 trans?I had 717.435 but the 3.gear didnt take it when I tried to turn rubber Now I put in a 717.411 gearbox I have also got a Tilton clutch valve now, and this will make the gearbox life better
Retarded means later, advanced means earlier. Are you asking should you change the timing of the injection pump because you have different cams ? I don't know maybe.Only one way to find out. Try changing the timing try retarded and try advanced and see what gives the best result on power and EGTs etc. Trial and error
I do know if you advance the timing EGT's will drop, and advanced timing makes bigger power on top end. When we put the Big Cam in my Perkins we adjusted the timing on the dyno and set it to where it made the most HP
Awesome =)
Hi Stamsaas, you use valve cap lash from KM to give again the same measure between hydraulic follower and new regrinded cams? The hydraulic follower not lift at the new cam regrinded lobe when engine is started by oil pressure? For example in gas engines with hydraulic followers you can fit racing cams with more lift, and no valve cap lashs are used.
I checked the N/A OM606 intake cam and has 1,3mm more lift than OM turbo one, fitted to the engine and all OK (bad luck a small plastic piece from fuel tubes fittings went into an intake valve of cyl 5 , started without manifold, and a intake valve was bent).
Hi, I have spacers on the intake valves if it is theese you are thinking of;
They are only on the intake side, this is because the hydraulic lifters only makes about 1mm more lift than oem. The exhaust side have about 1mm more lift, so the lifters take that, and the intake have about 2mm more lift, så they are spaced 1mm
When I was at KM cams and picked up cams, he had taken one N/A cam and one turbo cam and measured them, and he said that the N/A cam had about 1mm more lift, but that the duration or what it is (not my field) made ha cam so much milder, that he could not se any gain in performance using N/A cam. He ment that it might be some slightly difference if you got them timed good, but cams must be grinded to get performance
Now; a little update
Picked up my new driving Chair
And the manifolds have been machined so the flenges are straight, and I was out on a local farm and had them sand blasted. So than I just had to Mount them Here with new coppergasket, exhaust pressure and backpressure on Place
wrapped the last bits
first turbo mounted, and the supportbar on the underside
now it startet to get a bit tighter... The tube to the wastegate was the only tube that was made outside the car, and the only that did not fit in the car..... So had to make som more room with the hammer!
suddenly much more room, Next turbo pleace!
Had to remake the fittings to the oilreturn, it hit with the support bar to the turbo etc. But I made it. Its tight to get Down 2x oilreturn etc. Engine have run with both turbos on This will start building pressure from the first touch on the trothle
Took out the rear axle to get the diff swapped. The oil had a rather fancy color :p
part out on the table
well... dont have to tell you what have made noise here
Had 3.73:1 ratio but are now swapping to 3.54:1 to get it a bit longer
Awesome. Soon we'll need a video of the BEAST running
OK Stamsaas, I understand....
On fact I purchased from KM Cams some cap lash (spacers at top valve) to an engine I build for my Fiat Uno Turbo, a modified 1.6 16V engine from Bravo stroked to 1.885cc. Hydras tappets stock changed to Cat Cams mech ones.
Well, when I have my OM 606 installed I can go to dyno and check numbers with the stock intake turbo cam and another day the N/A intake cam fitted, to compare the numbers, but correct timing of N/A cam can be a mistery for me, try with stock timing.
Would have been great if you could have done that!
Since last time I have got the cooler back from Welding, and got some brackets for it.
The intake manifold is a bit big, so had to cut it Down a bit, here it is resting against radiator :p
There are alot extras With to turbos, everything x2 :p
So I cut down the manifold, and made a plan over the pressure gate.
And cut out the frond arces and fitted the wider universal ones
Made the tube between the turbos
Pressure regulator for both turbos are on, and have made the tube from turbo too cooler
Custom all the way!
Only thing that have more room now is the airfilter!
Downpipe is started on, 3,5" is bog to get trough and down! :p
just have to make a custom angeled 4" to 3" adapter and the engine sould be ready to be started With pressure!
Ohhh damn we should have built the intake manifold in the car But just a short radius 3" and you should be good... Looks awesome anyhow.
Can't wait till we can see it run.
Yes, I have plan on going to a dyno this year
can update some more, have been to little time to do this before the trackday
start with a litle videoclip
Last thursday evening I had the first test run with the car this year, the day before trackday!
3,5" downpipe on its place, made up with the rest of exhaust that is 3"
Friday morning ready to hit the track, had to make a little hole in the Hood
HOLSET!
Friday I drove some heats and tested and adjusted it a bit, but didnt got the turbos to work as good as the setup should do, but found out after last driving that I had to make some changes.
Saturday I loosened up the wastegate on the big turbo and trew in stiffer springs in the bypass wastegate
And this made the trick!
there was no more driving on saturday, but sunday it was on it again, and it was a complete different car, starting boosting from bottom, and have 3+bar from 3000rpm too 6500rpm Popped a boostpipe at first lap, and another started leak after 2-3 laps on next heat, with was the last heat of the day. now it really works, and I can start give it some more fuel to get the power
here are some pics from the weekend;