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Re: [DMCForum] 3 Litre PRV
- From: Martin Gutkowski - DMC Ltd <martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 09 Jan 2007 20:50:12 +0000
The "easy" way would involve some modification to the fibreglass in the 
pontoons and rear firewall so that a GTA/A610 engine can be dropped 
strait in. The exhaust manifolds and turbo location are over-sized by 
about 1 inch all round to fit in a DeLorean engine bay. That's the only 
way I could guarantee  duplicating the GTA engine I worked on It also 
have a hoffing T38 turbo. Renault manifolds are equal length and hook up 
to the turbo at the top centre of the engine bay.
My "plan" is to offer the engine with a warrenty at the 250 mark whcih 
is about 10psi of boost. It hit 320hp at 18psi and I have the map for 
it. I'll do that for you, but you'll have to forgo the warrenty :-) 
Pushing a 3 ltire engine with 18psi at 6000rpm means a huge turbo, so it 
is quite laggy, so a smaller turbo at lower boost will produce a more 
drivable engine.
I "plan" on offering the engine on its own without exhaust and turbo so 
you could do some of the custom work yourself.
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> What do you do with the transmission at those levels of power?
>
Absolutely Nothing. Because it's such a huge turbo, the torque comes in 
progressively and so far hasn't caused a problem on the GTA. The 
transmission will take 250 all day long. The A610 does.
Martin
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