AJP Development?
Discussion
V8 GRF said:
I'm sure I saw a post in a thread on here yesterday were someone said they've been doing some new development work on the AJP.
I've looked for it this morning and can't find it now was I dreaming or can someone help?
Thanks
Hi Dave,I've looked for it this morning and can't find it now was I dreaming or can someone help?
Thanks
As you know I'm lurking on this forum but can't remember any AJP development posts except the '4.2 Induction' thread.
Have you just been dreaming about an AJP in your Griff??
See you Sunday?
David
Edited by djc100 on Friday 28th November 10:58
Don't know about the thread you are looking for, as an example of 'improvement' the pistons on my build have a slightly different pin positon to improve the pin angle, not sure how significant it is but if you are getting new pistons designed and built might as well sort out any legacy shortfalls.
trackcar said:
Jamie at Castle Race Engines was talking about a reworked AJP ie seemed to indicate some inherent design shortfalls needed addressing and (I think) he was looking at that .. might be worth giving him a call ?
Thanks Jools, I'm pretty sure it was Jamie now you mention him trackcar said:
Jamie at Castle Race Engines was talking about a reworked AJP ie seemed to indicate some inherent design shortfalls needed addressing and (I think) he was looking at that .. might be worth giving him a call ?
''inherent design flaws'' .....this is the sort of statement that makes me think my cerb is one day going to go pop for no apparent reason.I keep seeing 6 to 8 year old cerbs for sale with 30K plus mileage stating 'full engine rebuild'...why...?
Then i hear about a mythical cerb with 125K on the same engine...?
wonder which my engine will emulate....its done 37K and seems spot on oil pressure and emissions wise (just checked at TVR Hexham HC).
peteA said:
trackcar said:
Jamie at Castle Race Engines was talking about a reworked AJP ie seemed to indicate some inherent design shortfalls needed addressing and (I think) he was looking at that .. might be worth giving him a call ?
''inherent design flaws'' .....this is the sort of statement that makes me think my cerb is one day going to go pop for no apparent reason.I keep seeing 6 to 8 year old cerbs for sale with 30K plus mileage stating 'full engine rebuild'...why...?
Then i hear about a mythical cerb with 125K on the same engine...?
wonder which my engine will emulate....its done 37K and seems spot on oil pressure and emissions wise (just checked at TVR Hexham HC).
peteA said:
Then i hear about a mythical cerb with 125K on the same engine...?
That might be mine!
Although its up to 133k now, not been used much recently due to other interests, but still seems ok. 1997 4.2, probably with the 'small' journal crank.There are others now, like BCA's that are getting up there too.
SimonSparrow said:
peteA said:
Then i hear about a mythical cerb with 125K on the same engine...?
That might be mine!
Although its up to 133k now, not been used much recently due to other interests, but still seems ok. 1997 4.2, probably with the 'small' journal crank.There are others now, like BCA's that are getting up there too.
trackcar said:
I'm waiting for the BCA car to turn up tonight, should be here in about an hour. just in for routine service and MOT i think so that car just keeps going and going with nothing more than normal maintenance. fantastic! gets used properly too 
Wouldn't you rather go to the pub on a Friday night Joolz.......
trackcar said:
I'm waiting for the BCA car to turn up tonight, should be here in about an hour. just in for routine service and MOT i think so that car just keeps going and going with nothing more than normal maintenance. fantastic! gets used properly too 

Sorry to have kept you waiting Joo! A pleasure as always to see you, the old Cerbs still going strong, just a shame TVR didnt think to spend an extra fiver on rust protection... 
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