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so is there any data about the 1368 super fire, i read that it's 95 hp but couldn't find the tourqe???
 
Oldschool said:
They are not twin turbos. They are sequential turbos.

Any engine bigger than 1368 will not be a FIRE engine any more. What started with the abreviation (sp?) relates to the engine family that started with the 999 and 769.

One thing all FIRE engines have in common is the head bolt pattern. Any FIRE head can be directly bolted on to every FIRE engine (not saying it would work in all configurations because 1242 head on 769 block would would have an unwanted rendezvous with the valves).

Trying to go bigger with the FIRE range of engines would result either in overlapping bores and/or pistons as long as in a steam engine.

The claim that the Fiat bottom ends are not very well balanced I can't verify having lots of experiences otherwise.

Also any FIRE engine can be mated with any FIRE gearbox.

The FIRE engine range is currently:

769
999
999 Super FIRE
1108
1242
1242 Super FIRE
1368
1368 Super FIRE
if a bigger block is used, then a bigger fire is on the cards. oh and sequential or not, there is 2 turbos.
 
Originally Posted by sumplug
if a bigger block is used, then a bigger fire is on the cards. oh and sequential or not, there is 2 turbos.

sequential , one small for quick spool up and one large for high to over come the lag
so actually it's one turbo not two ;)
 
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