FIAT
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He said it got away from him. I'll get details
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cheers for letting know. do you know what deltas run? my one had a saab modded t3, my mates one- about 3 years newer had a Garret. euro might be the go after all
Delta 1600 has a T2
Delta HF 4WD has a T3 50 trim
Delta Integrale 8V T3/4
Delta Integrale 16V T3
Delta Integrale Evo T3
Thema/Croma 8V T3 50 trim
Thema 16V T3 50 trim
Thema 16V S3, T3 (smaller than S2)
Integrale 8V got the biggest turbo, a big factory T3/4. They actually got progressively smaller after that.
T3's are common as on 80's euros.
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IHI VJ20 of a GTX
VF10 would be a slight overkill,
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http://www.walkers-garage.co.uk/s4_new.htm
I have a few vids of the old group B cars. They had the power but I think a modern WRC car will outpace them these days, expecially if they were unrestricted.
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I never really saw the point in fitting the radiator to the rear. Its a lot of effort just for a little more room at the front, and maybe a little better weight distribution.
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You can make anything fit with enough money....
I reckon the best bet is an 80's 2 litre block, because that will bolt in. Then if you use a thema/croma head (which you can with some small mods) you can get a turbo and fuel injection as well. One of the turbo heads (because it is east west originally) has the standard headers pointing forward in the engine bay when put on a north/south block.... perfect for turbo+intercooler plumbing.
There is a whole lot of stuff here; http://turbo124.com/forum/index.php
Problem then is to make sure the rest of the driveline is up to it I guess
Turbo head will put the inlet on the RHS, ex on the LHS. You need custom manifold to make it work then. If you use a 131/124 head the flow direction is reversed so you can use late model EFI manifolds.
A guy in Dunedin is fitting a Croma turbo engine to a 124 sedan
http://www.turbo124.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2905
turbo124.com is owned by an Australian but its got many NZ members (about equal)
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didnt the bathurst spec sierras run 40psi during race and 60psi during qualifying? stupid amounts..
Yep, about 3 bar at Bathurst (43psi). They were faster than the GTR's in a straight line, just not as good overall.
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Its a 1600 FWD, motor out of a Fiat 125 apparently?
Sorry about bringing up the old thread.
Delta 1600 is a 1585cc 71x84mm engine. It looks the same as a 125 1600 but the 125 is 1608cc 80x80. As you can see its quite different.
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No Rotary in this one, just pure Lampredi goodness
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http://uploadfile.putfile.com/videos/11920351040.mpg
Its a Group 4 Fiat Abarth 131 replica. In the WRC, it replaced the Lancia Statos It was then superseeded by the Lancia 037
OMG Fiat fun!
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Everyone has given him stick for the stock intecooler. Hes running a T61 and water injection.
http://www.turbo124.com/forum/viewtopic ... hlight=131