Cars LSV have Supercharged (F.A.O Tiler)
Cars LSV have Supercharged (F.A.O Tiler)
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1,510 posts

251 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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Following on from Stu's recent topic, in which I made an apparently Extra-Terrestial comment about the no. of LSV S/C Monaro's I thought there was.
Having today booked my HSV in to LSV, I asked Mark.
Here are the figures:

4 x Monaro, one of which is a 6.3lt. (less than I thought)
21 x 4dr HSV (more than I thought)
Also:
2 x Ford Focus (sorry EHRob!)
1 x Golf 4Motion
1 X Honda S2000 (interesting)
12 x BMW's (various models)

So there you have it. I had no idea that there were so many S/C'd 4 drs around. Shame more of the owners don't contribute to this forum.

stevieturbo

17,916 posts

268 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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I dont want to sound negative here. But if they have done so many, why did Wills car have so many problems ?

uk hsv

1,692 posts

274 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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Some of the 4 door cars must be "CAPA" or import cars as I have an incomplete list of UK HSV's and there is not enough room for 21 S/C cars.......

booster

717 posts

251 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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Stevie, I have no idea of the circumstances that led to Wills problems but it could be that he was attempting to squeeze quite a bit more power from it than the other supercharged HSV's/Holdens.


>> Edited by booster on Friday 16th December 16:23

linden

54 posts

278 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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I forgot to tell Tom, that I have the complete list of all hsv's that have been imported into the uk.
One of the cars that we supercharged was a ute, which is producing in the region of 600 bhp from a 5.7 ls1.

We have also undertaken numerous mods to a host of various makes and models, not just hsv/monaro
I (Mark) have been modifying cars for the last 25 years, not just the hsv holden.
I built a 200 mph cosworth sierra back in 1989, maintained gt prototypes for 3 different teams over 15 years, raced my own alfa for 9 years (prepared by myself).
If any of you have doubts in my ability and require a cv or letters of satisfaction from many of my customers, just ask!
Stop knocking somebody, most of you have never met.
Thanks!

mark

DAVE52

262 posts

264 months

Friday 16th December 2005
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Well put Mark.

raggyman

2,317 posts

264 months

Saturday 17th December 2005
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What 21 of them!!! Wow, thought it was only a couple. Be good to find out where they are all at.

caspy

1,791 posts

257 months

Saturday 17th December 2005
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Most people havent met Tony Blair, but.........

Doug Duguid

3 posts

242 months

Saturday 17th December 2005
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The point being?
or has Tony Blair got a secret S/C Monaro?

caspy

1,791 posts

257 months

Saturday 17th December 2005
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[quote]The point being?
or has Tony Blair got a secret S/C Monaro?[/quote]

Well if he did, we wouldnt know, or it wouldnt be a secret would it!!!!

stevieturbo

17,916 posts

268 months

Saturday 17th December 2005
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And if he said he owned one, would you believe him ? One thing we all know about Mr Bliar, is that he's fond of making things up.

BTW, thats not in any way a dig at LSV, just our lieing useless 2 faced PM.

caspy

1,791 posts

257 months

Saturday 17th December 2005
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[quote]Stevie, I have no idea of the circumstances that led to Wills problems but it could be that he was attempting to squeeze quite a bit more power from it than the other supercharged HSV's/Holdens.


If only they had know of Stu's armpit beforehand, could have saved months of development!!

crazy of cookham

740 posts

276 months

Monday 19th December 2005
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Wow I thought for a moment I was the only 4dr HSV left in the country. Still think one day its an option.

V8HSV

2,457 posts

273 months

Monday 19th December 2005
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Possibly a cracked cyclinder liner was the root cause of failure in the first instance...

stevieturbo

17,916 posts

268 months

Tuesday 20th December 2005
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And the root cause of the cracked liner ? I was led to beleive that severe detonation could do that on the rather thin LS1 liners.

Boosted Ls1

21,200 posts

281 months

Tuesday 20th December 2005
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stevieturbo said:
And the root cause of the cracked liner ? I was led to beleive that severe detonation could do that on the rather thin LS1 liners.


I've had first hand experience of this. An after market ecu was mapped for engine 1 and subsequently fitted to engine 2 by a third party without re-aligning trigger settings. Timing was probably out by a couple of degrees but not much more. Engine was hammered despite obvious pinking. Big bang, cracked piston, cracked liner and technically a scrap block. Lsx liners and pistons are perfect for stock applications, nice and light etc. Severe detonation for whatever reason will kill them, easily.

Boosted.