DOHC head. Yes i said DOHC. ----Wow, Im back.
#1
Posted 16 June 2003 - 01:55 PM
>>>>>
As requested, a new string.
I will be posting the full string on my web site in a couple of days, just to make sure nothing gets lost.
http://www.geocities...3/head/head.htm
#6
Posted 18 June 2003 - 11:59 AM
#7
Posted 18 June 2003 - 12:27 PM
#8
Posted 19 June 2003 - 02:55 AM
Any (person) who puts down money to get this of the planning table, will share the markup on the next run. As you can imagine, once this gets going and word gets around, a lot more people will want one. I count 17 guys on this fourm that said they want one now. Say the first run (is done at cost) for 20 units. Think of it like a discount, to be part of the first run, you will skip the markup.
Any run done thereafter, (and believe me, there will be), the markup will be split between the (first) investors.
So, any who get into this in the beginning, will not only buy themselves a new head, but make back thier share of half the profit off the next run. Incentive.
'But we need numbers'....
$2000 for head. run of 20. 20% markup on second run of, say 20.
$2400 for second run head. each of the original buyers makes back half the markup. thats $200. so its like buying a head for $600 off. ah, but wait, if only 5 people get this satrted, 20 heads, at 400 markup. thats $8000. 5 people split half of that between themselves... thats $800 a peice, back to them. that, would be like buying a head at $1200 off Retail, for only $1200. And iff the second run is larger, well then, you do the math. (This is all asumming a $2000 initial price tag)
---Who wants to be an investor? --oh, plus we can make this contracted... to garentee the profit sharing... and the sound investment of the money.
Tell me what you think guys... Im still fishin. ------but we only need about 5 guys to get this going.
#11
Posted 25 June 2003 - 11:48 PM
Most of the design considerations that followed the pentroof design would lead most to believe the cause-and-effect relationship of a lower detonation threshold was due to shape, when, if I recall right was more due to the introduction of quench area.
Does this DOHC head have plans to introduce quench area, and if so, is the consideration that you will HAVE to build the entire motor around that amongst the other changes being thought of? As in... whose going to make the pistons after all those other "must haves".
I'd be in line right now for one if I wasn't on my last financial leg right now. Pretty much a 1 person income in a 3 (almost 4) person family... Car enthusiasm sure doesn't get funded real well that way.
Joel
#12
Posted 27 June 2003 - 01:25 PM
The quench area is only about (if looking at the surface of the head) 3 to 4 cm2, spread on both sides, (intake and exhaust) With a pent roof, it is very hard not to introduce a quench area, without making the head rediculously wide.
On a different note, My pride of a 140K motor and 16psi has ended >:( I have developed a very bad piston slap and rod knock. So I will not be driving it for a little while. As you can imagin this is bad news, sice the funds i had availible for the head will have to be (partialy) diverted. But no one has comented on my "subscription" idea. I really do want to make this happen, so everyone else who wants this to happen, give me some ideas.
There is also a meet Saturday in Seattle. Not a big one, but still a meet. I will be talking more in depth with them, and see what they think. afterwards they will post thier input, for all to see. If it helps anyway.
CU
#13
Posted 08 July 2003 - 02:07 AM
I am gonna call Team Sakura tomorrow, and see what they have to say.
Justin: As soon as I know more in detail, I will draw you up a plan for 'presentation'. ok?
Peace
#14
Posted 10 July 2003 - 01:45 AM
Anyway. Here is the news.
A WORKING HEAD will be done by the end of August.
Yes. On a car, driving around. This is being done out of my and one others own pockets. The cost for a production head will not be known until that time when the head is run on a car. Not even a ballpark can be estimated at this time. Sorry for that guys.
In the mean time, I think the posting will be slow untill that time, I will answer any questions, and give news of the progress and updates.
Keep the rubber side down.
#15
Posted 10 July 2003 - 08:56 AM
$800 Black 87 Starion mess. Currently under major TLC Recovery.
my 87 Black Starion Pic Link
#16
Posted 07 August 2003 - 03:08 AM
That will set me back at least 3 weeks. Damnit.
Just thought I would let everybody know.
#18
Posted 07 August 2003 - 07:40 PM
but i wanted to say thanks for the update!!!
$800 Black 87 Starion mess. Currently under major TLC Recovery.
my 87 Black Starion Pic Link
#19
Posted 08 August 2003 - 10:31 AM
Jay
Mods: Spec stage 2, Kelly's 1g 3" and 1g mas, TD06 18g
87 TSi
Mods:SDS EM3, Magna MPI, Wiseco .40's, t-70 turbo, customed Kellys exhaust
#20
Posted 09 August 2003 - 03:25 AM
Jay
heh, how about a few thousand dollars? ;D
Thanks though bud. -oh, my car should be up and running in three weeks. ran into a financial snag, so i have to take another check. bah! ...but at least the headlight mod is finally done. it took me what... almost 8 months!! lol

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