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30-10-2005, 08:24 PM
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has any 1 seen or got any dyno graphs of the lil 1600 crossflow reaching around 8500 rpm??? on www.hot-escort.net, in the forums on there a couple of guy claim their 1600's can reach as much as 9000rpm! just wondering whether this is bull or not...
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30-10-2005, 08:48 PM
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1.6 Kent engine was used in Formula Ford, and some engines were able to be reved upto 10'000 RPM!! There is no rev limit regulations. But wouldn't be practicle on a road car.
If you're interested, have a read of the link below on the spec's and regulations for a Formula Ford engine, and everything else Formula Ford for 2004. Formula Ford Technical Regulations.
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02-11-2005, 08:50 PM
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hmmm thats pretty interesting, almost all the parts used are standard and arent allowed to me strengthened!
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