I have for sale my 2.0 liter engine that i just rebuilt. I am willing to sell it as i want to use honda s2000 engine in my 131.
Engine specification:
-fiat 132 block with 84,6 bore
-fiat 132 1800 domed pistons with modified valve cutouts to suit 16v head(new pistons)
-ARGO forged H-beam conrods good to +9000RPM(weight 590g each)
-std size crankshaft
-lightened and balanced flywheel
-16v tipo head fully ported
-4x44mm slide plate throttle bodies(ex works FSO polonez group B) with trumpets with carbon fibre plenum chamber and air filter
-megasquirt 2 ECU(fully mappable injection and ignition) with complete wiring loom
- coil on plug (VW/Audi brand new coils) ignition with 36-1 trigger wheel(no distributor)
-280deg 10,8mm camshafts
-exhaust manifold 4-2-1 fits fiat 131 (also with power steering)
-fiat argenta boxed oil sump
-rised to 6 bar oil pressure on hot engine(8 on cold so need to be carefull not to rev the engine cold)
-adjustable cam gears
The engine comes complete ready to run already mapped but for sure can be fine tuned. The engine pulls nicely from 4000rpm to 7500(that is what i set as rev limiter but can go higher).
I also can sell a suitable dog box with straight cut gears from fiat 124 that i have but for the moment i make one new cog as the needle bearing was damaged in it. The gearbox would come with bellhousing from lada that allows using starter motor on the inlet side so that it is not overheated and with new starter motor with reduction gear(works really nice).
I can deliver the engine to UK on 15th of april as i will go there. The gearbox will not be ready to this time but i can send it later or take it with me disassembled and later send the new cog by mail.
I have not dynoed this engine but i had the same engine but with standard cams dynoed and it gave 160HP and 196Nm on worn distributor, after i changed to mappable ignition the engine pulled much better in mid range so probably the torque went up to about 210Nm on those std cams.
Any reasonable offers on
walezy@proaxer.comPicture of the gearbox inside
Picture of the engine not fully assembled