Technical My Cinque 1,2 MPI 6speed

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Technical My Cinque 1,2 MPI 6speed

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Hi there :)

I would like to introduce my NEW Cinque

Engine:
1242 cc Punto 75
MPi intake
MPi injectors
palio intake cover

284°custom Camshaft - 10.5mm stroke
lowered head - 0,9mm
lowered profile of cylinder head valves
polished head valves upper part
bigger exhaust holes in head
1,2 16V clutch
6 speed gearbox from Punto 55S
Custom made ECU upgrade.
Rev Limiter moved to 7600, more fuel from 3500rpm up to 130% on rev limiter.

I haven´t finished yet, I am expecting finish approx in 1 month :)
some photos and comments -

http://italiancars.org/fiat/diskuze/index.php?msg_group=5&action=show&id=173040
 
Looking good.

How did you mount the seats? - was it just box-section bolted through the original mounting points, then holes drilled in the right places to mount the donor rails?

Always wondered what the best way was to change seats in a car.
 
Looking good.

How did you mount the seats? - was it just box-section bolted through the original mounting points, then holes drilled in the right places to mount the donor rails?

Always wondered what the best way was to change seats in a car.

I done it using the cinq runners, then 2 square pipe across drill holes to match the seat.

Lovely work there :D!!

Ming
 
Please help. I have problem with electrical management.

ECU is model without immobiliser, cinque originally had immobiliser.

I had plugged wires exactly as I did last time with my red cinque (which I sold).

Problem is: on diagnostic, everythink looks an works OK, but there is no carry signal from rpm sensor. Sensor is good, wiring is good, other sensors are good but injectors are not responding an also no spark from plugs :( do you have a scheme between wiring cinque sporting and Punto 75MPI ?

Thanks for answer
 
I decided to convert my 8V cento to 16V... I don´t try this at home :)

1) 8V lump removal
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2) 16V installing - new piston
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3) 16V head
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4) hybrid timing belt - 8V and 16V
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timing belt 1108cc, bearing 16V, cam & crankwheel 8V :)
Camshaft wheel has to be modded, pushed by 5mm and machined inner circle from 29 to 30 mm

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Spec:
Throttle body Brava 1,6 16V facelift
Polished head, adjusted valve touching

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I finished today, so I have to drive 500kilometers carefully because of new components.

Overal: much better sound, torgue. We will see in future :)
 
All top components are from Fiat Brava 1,2 16V.
Because I had good crankshaft and engine itself, I decided not just only swap engines, but rebuilt it.

All electrical systems are from Punto 75MPI which is modded by my custom made ECU upgrade. Brava Has also another MAP, temperature sensor, etc. , but with piece of creativity you can mount Punto 75 components at all.

I insert air temperature sensor instead of original MAP sensor.
Also, Fuel Rail has got only 1 pipe so you have to deliver 3bar pressure to it. I had use external fuel pressure regulator from Lancia Delta Integrale from scheme as I draw:

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and It works :)
Yesterday I drowe for 50kilometers and engine is going quiter and quiter, it appears it will be OK ;)

Someone says that after instalation of 16V engine there is lack of space inside engine bay. Nonsense. There is more space to mount alternator / starter motor.
 
i might also be stupid but if you have kept the 8v bottom end then how would you have more space for alternator ect? haha you cant just create space!
 
It's 2 same toothed pulleys on the right hand side of the head, and the front cam is driven by the belt then drives the second cam on the pulley.

Simple and clever really :D

Thanks

also to add to that the exhaust cam (belt driven cam) the intermeshed gear has an anti-backlash device, which is another small gear incorporated on the gear, this is slightly off compared to the other teeth

in short it removes play in the teeth so if it was to backfire it softens the blow (though an internal device) rather then sheering off some teeth

Ash
 
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