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Post by Frits » 11 Dec 2006 09:04 pm

The engine fits!

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Left of the engine will be the place for the turbo. But there is less space than I thougt first. But place enough to make a good manifold. The starter will get it very hot :twisted:

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There realy need to come a airintake in the bonnet....

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Like I already knew, the original manifold doesn't fit.

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I'm happy, but the rest isn't finished yet.....

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Post by classicswede » 11 Dec 2006 10:09 pm

Looking good - wow a 340 has loads of room under the bonnet without the heater box.

Looking at the turbo and manifold I recon you would get away with making a small coller up to turn the turbo a little and it chould clear. That would save fabricating a complete manifold.
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Post by Frits » 30 Dec 2006 06:09 pm

Making a coller up could be a solution, but I m not satisfied with that. :)

I've painting a bit. This is an example how I thinkin of making the manifold.

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I probebly have to change the fuelconection to the tank. The fuelfeed is about 4 mm. The return is about 2 mm. I'm not sure, but I think it is way to small..

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Post by SteveP » 30 Dec 2006 06:17 pm

Nice work Frits, can't wait til it's done :D
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Post by Frits » 30 Dec 2006 07:14 pm

Me too :P and I didn't expect that I would learn so much about everything..

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Post by Frits » 14 Jan 2007 11:17 pm

Did some things today

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A new fuel supply, its a 8mm. I'm gonna use the old supply as the return

THis is the place i fitted the Renix.

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And that is how the looks today :P

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Post by Frits » 20 Jan 2007 09:07 pm

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I'm not sure howe i'm gonna make it.

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Post by mefistofeles » 21 Jan 2007 11:29 pm

I love 1,4L Turbos engines!! Good luck with the projekt.

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Pic from a Swedish 340 b14 turbo projekt.

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Post by Frits » 22 Jan 2007 12:23 am

Hi David,

Thanks a lot. It is really a challenge to make a quit heavy car fast with a 1.4 8v engine. But that is just why I love it, doing complete different than anybody else. Thanks for the picture man, I see I want to do it a complete another way. I want to use a intercooler, and a Renault 5 GTT carburettor. Have you more information or a topic-link for me?

Greets Frits

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Post by ale » 23 Jan 2007 10:58 pm

Hi Fritz!
I'm the builder of the 340 turbo project as you see above.. Nice to see that there are other maniacs trying to scare the 70hp engine up! :D I wonder why you use the renix ignition system? I have swapped to an old fasioned distrubutor from an early 343 with welded "rotating weights" so it should work with turbo pressure. My project is not ready yet, i have to install an electric fuelpump to make it complete and then...... 8)

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Post by Frits » 24 Jan 2007 01:03 am

Hi there Ale!

This engine will be very fast with a turbo. There is a lot availebel for this engine. Other cams, low compression pistons etc.

I kicked the old distributor out of it.I use the renix system from a Renault 5 turbo, special for the turo ofcourse. Besides, it is possibel to connect a knock link to it!! From 85 and on... Renix 209 I believe.

I have further plans for this project.. It won't stay at 120 hp... But that is wat I start with. (A complete stand alone managment is my target!)

But I should make it run and drive it nicely first. Good Luck!

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Post by mefistofeles » 25 Jan 2007 07:13 pm

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Post by ale » 25 Jan 2007 07:57 pm

Good to hear that you is not satisfied with 120 hp but i am more than happy if i get those numbers!! Hummm, Renix from the renault turbo you say.. Very interesting. I think i have to get one of those so i can get more of my engine. My car is made to run fast on slippery ground ( as snow ) and today it is too weak when the 3:rd gear is lit, so i hope this convertation does the job and put the 300 back at the top on snow in stockholm!! It has to run soon before th snow is gone and today i installed my new fuelpump and btr so i hope it will work this weekend! Cheers!
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Post by Frits » 26 Jan 2007 12:08 am

mefistofeles wrote:You can read/see more here:

http://www.300power.com/forum/index.php ... eadid=2706
Hi Mefistofeles,

Thanx. I already joint the club. I saw that topic yesterday. I can't even read a word swedisch, so its very diffecult for me to understand anything. (It was already diffecult to register :P Maybe I will also open a topic there. :)

Hi Ale,

The B14 engine delivers in the Renault 5 GTT a stock 120 horsepower. I used all the parts of the GTT. Besides, I make a better turbomanifold. Good luck in the snow, I wish it would snow here... It's only one day in a year.
That fuelpomp looks good, I use a extern one. (with the GTT fuel pressure regulator.)

Greets..

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Post by Frits » 04 Mar 2007 07:58 pm

If fitted the intercooler today with the help of wouter/antiekeradio. Next to the radiator was a nice place to fit it.

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I toke that part of steel out with a (slijptol?)

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I also fitted a eletrical fan, because it original had a fixed fan to the waterpump.

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That thermostatic flap was used to occur a frozen carb. I will fix it in the right position. :roll:

The frontend is on...

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You almost can't see the intercooler. Thats nice because I want to keep the exterior standard :twisted:

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Not bad isn't it?

Next to that, I also connected the complete cooling system. I have to find a different place for the cooling barrel. I have enough turbo hoses to complete the inlet system. (Thanks to my dealer here) The turbohoses of modern big engines are a right size to use.

I am considering to make the accu in the back in the car. Than I can make a nice cold place for the airfilter..

cheers,
Frits

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