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^^ No. Its flat black. But there are carbon fiber hoods being made. Contact 101purpose
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The one 101purpose make sis the 83 style hood . You could cut the vents to be functional.
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The best/easiest heat extractor mod that I've seen is on the CINquest....He cut a hole about 18 in....right behind the engine on the fire wall. Vents off to the wiper cowl....looks good. He left a lip so the water would still run off properly...
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The high pressure zone at the base of the windshield would force air in, not allow it out. :wink: Like how a cowl hood functions, without the looks of the hood.

 

Good stuff. The best? No. Still very functional? Absolutely.

 

Extracting heat from the engine compartment would best be done by one or two parallel vents(roughly 18-20"x2.5-3.5") placed in the center of the hood, with the first vent starting about 14" back from the front point of the hood.

 

Search my name for "extraction", or "magnehelic" or "manometer" for older threads about it.

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flat tops :shock:

 

yup, we don't like flattops here

 

 

Who's ran them and had a catastrophy that wasn't tuning related?

 

Wellllll, Gober803 ran 22RE pistons on his destroked motor, you might remember that. Problem was, they were N/A pistons and didn't like heat. He raced a bimmer one day at 25psi, leaned out and BAM! number 3 piston turned into 100 pieces. Rod bent and crank was fine. Otherwise, with his SDS system, we had the thing rough tuned at 20psi and it ran like a bat outta hell!

 

http://www.26liter.us/gallery/albums/userpics/10121/IMG_2751cr.jpg

http://www.26liter.us/gallery/albums/userpics/10121/IMG_2755cr.jpg

http://www.26liter.us/gallery/albums/userpics/10121/IMG_2759cr.jpg

http://www.26liter.us/gallery/albums/userpics/10121/IMG_2760cr.jpg

 

I flipped a lid the first time I saw that. And yes, it was an interference motor like this.

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Ah yes, I do remember him now that you mention it..

 

 

It's all in the tuning, it has to be dead on when you run a CR like that with higher boost and who knows what kind of gas.. You're description said it all though.. "Leaned out at 25psi etc.." Sounds like a tuning issue to me.

 

NA pistons, a much higher compression ratio, big boost and a "rough tune".. Come on.

 

Throw some forged units in there, give it a dyno and road tune(more load created on the road) and you'll be alright.

 

 

 

 

After reading one of his posts, he had the pistons machined to reduce the dome's.. No wonder they were weaker.

 

I still think a "true" 8.5:1 CR would be fantastic in this motor.

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Your correct, those radius's in the pistons were helping to create detonation spots while under boost so he had them machined down to flat tops. Also, rough tune is right, no dyno tuning, just a week straight of driving around changing values till it hauled all and didn't detonate. :oops: We were ignornant then....

 

Side note: Ran a Fel-pro HG, HG was fine when the head was pulled.

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Ohh yeah put in a secondary injector as a primary and tuned with MAF-t. I Have it set at like 18 psi now and it stays steady in the 10.5-10.9:1 AFR neighborhood so I think it will be good for a little more boost, Maybe 20. But as of right now it feels a ton more powerful than it did with the other engine at 24 psi which made 296 to the tires, no dyno sheet for that one but i have many witness'. Can't wait for some DYNO time on this engine.

 

Kyle :hmm3grin2orange:

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Just got home a little while ago had some time on the dyno this afternoon over at top speed performance along with the AAM crew. Here is the graph highest number was 305 hp and 276 tq.

 

The lines seem to follow an odd line for the 2.6 but maybe a tighter exhaust housing will solve this problem.

 

The lower number was at 19 psi the high number was at 23 psi it feels insane at high rpms

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f65/bad2rass/kylems.jpg

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