

| Subject: | Re: Do not give up on the Wasserboxer just yet, the power is there... |
| From: | Pat |
| Date: | Sun, 13 Dec 1998 01:58:14 -0500 |
Robert, the total cost of what you suggest is ridicules when you consider the fact that I can buy an Audi 5 turbo motor for 200 bucks and a conversion kit from James Cohen for under a grand. The potential power output of the Audi motor makes the WB look like a play toy. Also, please tell me how you got the 133mph figure. Did you do some research to determine how much HP and gear ratio is required to propel this vehicle to that speed? >For those that have not given up on the Wasserboxer, Here are a few of the >modifications that I have done to my engine, the total cost of the engine >rebuild with modifications are less than doing a conversion and just as much >HP. > > >-Full engine balance >-Counter weighted crank >-Complete rebuild of rods >-Blue printed oil pump. Cover has .000 clearance (gasket provides >clearance, radiuses oil inlet and outlet in side pump to improve oil flow) >-Increase cam lift and overlap >-Added ratio rocker arms >-Rhino swivel rocker feet >-Lightened valve train 65 percent: Chromoly push rods (the set of 8 Chromoly >push rods weigh as much as 3 stock steel push rods), CM retainers, racing >valve locks >-New AMC cylinder heads >-Ceramic coated heads, sealing surface, exhaust system, pistons, exhaust >valve radius, exhaust port. >-Slight porting of the intake and exhaust ports >-3 Angle valve job on seats, 2 angle on valves >-Copper exhaust gaskets >-Solid rocker shafts >-Aluminum Valve clip-on valve covers vented to tie in with the case breather >port. >-Racing clutch bolts >-Five speed Transmission .70 fifth gear > > >Hope to have it built soon, main and rod bearing problem have delayed me >another week, O well... > >Robert > > > > >_______________________________________________________ >Get your free, private e-mail at http://mail.excite.com/
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