I thought this no longer existed but... (not drift, but awesome)

Thread in 'Drifting Chat / Pictures / Videos' started by Stavros, Feb 14, 2011.

  1. Stavros

    Stavros Active Member

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    ...it wasn't crushed afterall when Group S was cancelled, someone still had it, and has brought my fave car everrrr back to life... :worthy:

    Full carbon (inc wheels, driveshafts, the lot), 930kg, mid engine, 4wd, twin turbo, 4cyl, 1.8, badass Lancia ECV.

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    kam I've touched Chris Parry

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    FUCK YEAH!

    I need to get a look at this! The engine is amazing, its called a "triflux" it must be awesome :wack:
     
  3. Raceworx

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    how the fuck does that engine work? so its a straight 4? with the inlet in the center? more engine pics?
     
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    That sir is fookin epic!!never knew they made this version I love it what sort of power does it make?
     
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    kam I've touched Chris Parry

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    Yep, each side of the cylinder has an inlet and exhaust valve.
    A single cam controls both inlet and exhaust for either side.

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  6. Stavros

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    Straight 4, inlet in the middle, exhaust ports on both sides! Mental :thumbs::worthy:

    600bhp :)
    They made 1, but GrpB and GrpS were cancelled, so I thought it was crushed, nobodys seen it for about 25 years, but here it is! :worthy:
     
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    CrabsterDrift Callum Craddy

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    oh my god <3 never thought I'd see that going again!!!
     
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    kam I've touched Chris Parry

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    Just been looking at them, the turbos were sequential too, it shut one off at low RPM.
    Sweet!
     
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    Y'know, I wonder if the sequential thing is just the usual internet rumour mill, as I dont see anything on the engines that would allow it to run sequentially?
     
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    i did a seach after i saw triflux and found some schematics.. amazing engineering..

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    also agreeing with stav.. ther identical turbos on each bank and unconnected.. so carnt really see how there sequential,

    and the only way you could shut one of would be to block it and/or stop the valve opening on one side..
     
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    Automotive porn.........................................
     
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    kam I've touched Chris Parry

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    Guess they do something with the cams?
     
  13. FlikstRR

    FlikstRR 330D powered

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    Thats amazing! such a crazy build, wonder about the builds cost..
     
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    IIRC variable geometry turbos, and sequential turbos, were thought about, but in the one and only test vehicle made, this one, it was conventional twins.
    May be wrong, but thats how it seems. See no logical way the setup pictured could run sequentially that would give any performance enhancments.
     
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    What an awesome car. Very tall engine, cant be good for the C of G lol. Maybe sequentuial turbo control was achieved just by opening wastegates?
     
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    piece of rally porn, i thought this was destroyed what a car
     
  17. Madness

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    Awesome car!

    But it has no cage? :confused:
     
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    Can you tell its tall? I cant?

    Would serve no useful purpose and without blocking valves boost from the one would piss out the other.

    Part of the structure.
     
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    i still prefer the group b version because it is turbo and supercharged, but this is pretty special too
     
  20. tubs

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    holy mother of god thats:alschaser
    group b ftw and (s too )
    altoug my favorite is still the ford rs200
     

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