KJ Miller cycle
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KJ Miller cycle
Out of interest, has anyone heard if its possible to drop in a supercharged KJ miller cycle into an mx3 or equivalent???
ya it is possible, no one has done it yet from what ive heard.
Alot of people inquire but never do, most opt for the ze/de/bpt
Alot of people inquire but never do, most opt for the ze/de/bpt
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An after-market hood could probably solve that issue, you think?Aston Wards wrote:it's been talked about plenty, it seems that it won't physically fit (too high), someone is bound to do it one day though
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Ha! i DID think, alot......! got a good deal on a donor car for my transmission, so i let it be..., heard that one had been put in a Eunos 500, that would be tasty
Hey Dusty, there was a good thread about 6mths ago with heaps of info, look it up....
Hey Dusty, there was a good thread about 6mths ago with heaps of info, look it up....
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There is four problems.
The height
the width since both the left and right I/C are bolted to the valve covers and the necessary ducting to the right I/C requires a large amount of space for the volume of air needed to pass through the I/C.
This a Miller Cycle and not a Otto Cycle S/C set up which mean increasing boost is a no-no.
There is a waiting list for these engines. There are so many people with cars with the KJ-S looking for theses engines either because they tried to play with the pulley ratios and blew the engine or just because the S/C setup is a maintanence nigthmare on the engines. Talking to several in the industry and JDM engine importers there is a high number of S/C needs need to be rebuilt some where between 100000 & 180000 km
The height
the width since both the left and right I/C are bolted to the valve covers and the necessary ducting to the right I/C requires a large amount of space for the volume of air needed to pass through the I/C.
This a Miller Cycle and not a Otto Cycle S/C set up which mean increasing boost is a no-no.
There is a waiting list for these engines. There are so many people with cars with the KJ-S looking for theses engines either because they tried to play with the pulley ratios and blew the engine or just because the S/C setup is a maintanence nigthmare on the engines. Talking to several in the industry and JDM engine importers there is a high number of S/C needs need to be rebuilt some where between 100000 & 180000 km
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