Sonic Boom
ClioSport Club Member
Clio 172 Sport Ph1
Right then bare with me while I give a quick explanation as why I would want to use a 1400cc bottom end a supercharge it in a 172.
I currently run my Ph1 172 in the Midland Hillclimb Championship in Class A1 (Road Going Under 2000cc)
Under the regulations you can fit a supercharger or turbo charger but that will bump you into the next class A2 (Road Going Over 2000cc) and then you are up again very quick 600+ bhp 4WD machinary.
The way they calculate cc for you car when you running force induction is to multiply your cc by 1.4, so you can run a 1400cc block and super charger and still be under 2000cc and stay in class A1.
So I was considering trying this out but wondering what kind of bhp and torqure figures you could achieve from a supercharged 1400cc block?
Will be used for very limited miles as hilllimbing is on quite short under 1 mile runs so pushing plenty of boost wouldn't be problem.
Open to all comments, cost wise happy to spend a descent chunk of cash on it if it's feasible.
Rich
I currently run my Ph1 172 in the Midland Hillclimb Championship in Class A1 (Road Going Under 2000cc)
Under the regulations you can fit a supercharger or turbo charger but that will bump you into the next class A2 (Road Going Over 2000cc) and then you are up again very quick 600+ bhp 4WD machinary.
The way they calculate cc for you car when you running force induction is to multiply your cc by 1.4, so you can run a 1400cc block and super charger and still be under 2000cc and stay in class A1.
So I was considering trying this out but wondering what kind of bhp and torqure figures you could achieve from a supercharged 1400cc block?
Will be used for very limited miles as hilllimbing is on quite short under 1 mile runs so pushing plenty of boost wouldn't be problem.
Open to all comments, cost wise happy to spend a descent chunk of cash on it if it's feasible.
Rich