I dont know mine.

1132, mild cam, 1 3/4, LCB.

But, i once did a 200m drag (properly organized) got to about 115 kph in 13.06 seconds.

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it's a 1293
ported polished head
new pistons shaved as block has had skim before.
double valve springs
266 cam
New welsh plugs
New cam bearings
New pressure relief valve and spring New cam followers
New large vane water pump
Double row timing gears with new chain
New B/E & main bearings and thrust washers
New spin on oil filter head and filter
Twin 1-1/4 su's ramflow spotrs manifold
Rc 40 exhaust.

thats what i can think of really but it's all new parts fiji new clutch total overhaul, Gearbox all new.
i have not started it yet!!!!!!!

but im going from a 1100 stocko single su to this i cant wait to see what im in for.


i just wondered what they do to 0 to 100 i don't really care i just wanna drive my mini & hope she go's good.

Ive got a warm 1275 NG, i will take her for a quick blap tomorrow and let you know

unreal max... cant wait.

Hey that sounds like on of the motors I got in one of my minis except mine has a lightened flywheel, wedged crank, lightend conrods, high lift rockers, a maniflow maifold, 2 x 1/2" SU's, Maniflow LCB,,, and,,,, of course like all Phat Kat inc. motors,,, it has a Flux Capacitor and Beryllium sphere...... (of course, otherwise those trips back to 1955 and the jumps to hyper space get pretty hard .. ... )..... and I can tell you that mine gets to the 100km mark in about 7-8 Mississippi’s... so provided your flux capacitor is up to scratch and depending on 500 other variables,,, you could be in for similar (or better ) results

and let it begin...

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Planet Earth is blue and there's nothing I can do...



“A turbo: exhaust gasses go into the turbocharger and spin it, witchcraft happens and you go faster.” - Jeremy Clarkson

hmmmmmm....

I'm going to quote something that some one gave me for an answer once

"I don't to prove anything to you...."

Yeah, bit of a crap answer isn't it.

Nope, its about as spritely as the amazing Mazda 3, and that does it in 7-8 seconds (apparently)... so I'd say that scientifically speaking 7-8 misissispi's is about right.

But hey...

"my achievements speak for themselves, I don't need to prove anything to you"

Hey I could get used to answering peoples questions or statements like this, its much easier than trying to be nice about it.

Want to drop it?

nope - the physics dont lie - that acceleration isnt going happen in a na mini.

Captain Spacepants, in his 1360cc blown clubby, was about equal with my Polo GTI, which is factory rated to a 7.9 second 0-100.

Note: this was roll on in low 2nd gear, i've no idea what would happen if it was from a standstill.

things always feel faster then they are in a mini.

that's whats so good about them!

haha so true-->

thanks for the replies !

getting off the line would be the issue - plus the spacepants wagon has a blower plus his amazing driving skills

I am talking na a-series mini from a standing start.

well now that you've cleared that up, blokeinamoke,,,,,,

I'll clear up what I said,,,
,,,,,or rather say it again,,,....

mine performs about as well as an SP23 maybe better (haven't done any kind of serious testing here,, this is just dragging off mates at the lights).... so regardless of how quickly in seconds (or rather mississpi's,,,,, or what ever it was that the guys from that magazine used to time the SP23),,, mine performs about as well as an SP23 maybe better...

Doesn't it suck when someone takes what you've said out of context, for the sake of being a sh1t stirer?

but what you said is



What you posted later is the detoxed less bullshit version.

I am not crap stirring. I just think you may have exaggerated quite a bit.
Its easy to dismiss my comments as "crap stirring" except for the truth of them.

So I stepdown from "bullshit" to a more reasonable "pigs arse".

please dont close another thread lol..

i was interested in what a few people had to say about what they think there car can perform.