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The main differences in ratios come when u use a 'box from a diesel car on a petrol engine, or vice versa.
What do you use the car for?
You could use JB3 off megane/clio/etc
or JC5 from megane/kangoo/etc
just check if the top-mount is different, and if it is, get the one from the...
must be very small if they charge £8.33 per hour....
have you actually given them the parts to work? or was it a verbal discussion about matching inlets in general?
either way, get some pics up when its done.
What cams does it have? No point revving there if its making peak power a bit below 8500rpm.
If it does rev there, Catcams H section rods are a good buy. Very well machined, no descrepencies between items (as see with other cheaper rods).
They are £599+vat.
As for the original qustion on...
It is a direct calculation between wheel torque as measured, and wheel power, but the effects of roller diameter, traction efficiency of the roller, tyres pressures, rolling radius, temperatures, strapping method/force etc etc or anything affecting rolling losses means that it will still never...
Ive got a valver sat outside my workshop which I can sell the complete running gear from, engine/box/loom/ecu/exhaust system/cooling system etc etc, everything you need to convert your 1.2, for £300.
Its a piece of piss to swap, same mounting points etc.
Wings definately arent needed...
Use the flywheel, its 60-2, reference angle=90*.
Are you sure you have to tap the inlet, I thought they were a straight swap? will check layter..
Why not fit a larger cable throttle body, whilst your at it?