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MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 12:40
Are they all the same, ie all have the same ally 1400 bottom ends or did they differ like the 1600 8v's..?

Im looking at putting my s1 106 rallye head onto a ally 1400 bottom end if my rings are shot.

jayline
24th June 2012, 13:13
to my knowledge i "think" they are all the same mate, no difference in them at all tbh! that would be a good setup that your planning aswell!

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 13:27
Yeah I've just been looking at one on eBay and the dipstick and oil filter are in different places, iirc you can move those though so I'd hope to fit my Rallye items..?

jayline
24th June 2012, 13:53
im pretty sure your rallye items will fit mate! i have a furio lump and im looking into the rallye head and so on!

blackie_2k5
24th June 2012, 14:44
Keep things easy and look for a weary or early furio lump mate, from a single

Or quicky lump, or Saxo auto

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 14:45
Does that make a difference if I'm only going to use the bottom end..?

Imguessing I can just put all my stuff and look onto it..?

blackie_2k5
24th June 2012, 15:02
You could yeah, but the dipsticks on the newer engines run are bigger I think, I tried to fit one to my engine and it would need the block drilling out iirc??

Someone will know

Sophia_Bush
24th June 2012, 15:08
the pistons and rods are flat top in the 1.4 alloy blocks so c/r is not sas high but the difference is negligible. The 1.4 bottom end with the 1.3 top end stuff Matt should see you around 115-125bhp and better torque with the usual breathing mods did this few years back but using xsi stuff made 109bhp.

jayline
24th June 2012, 15:09
if thats true sophia_bush im on that straight away!

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 15:15
Why does 100cc add so much bhp, ESP with less comp ratio..?

Mochachino
24th June 2012, 15:15
if thats true sophia_bush im on that straight away!

Yeh its true.

This used to be like the normal sort of thing to do a few years ago.

Take a look at Chris' rallye engined westocast. Cant remember his username now though, was a few years ago. Was quite a good build.

jayline
24th June 2012, 15:17
Yeh its true.

This used to be like the normal sort of thing to do a few years ago.

Take a look at Chris' rallye engined westocast. Cant remember his username now though, was a few years ago. Was quite a good build.

im guessing to do it you need the 1.3 head, inlet, throttle bodie, loom, ecu? anything else?

Mochachino
24th June 2012, 15:22
Thats basically it.

Westcoast bottom end and an XSI head is meant to be a better combo aswell.

S1 head on the XSI bottom end is the common one.

jayline
24th June 2012, 15:27
Thats basically it.

Westcoast bottom end and an XSI head is meant to be a better combo aswell.

S1 head on the XSI bottom end is the common one.

well i have a furio bottom end so what would be best? also if this is done would my car see 120bhp? as ive been told otherwise on my thread! sorry gibbo for the thread hijack (always wanted to do what you are doing)

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 15:57
I'm dubious tbh.. Id of guessed 105, maybe 110 with breathing mods but 120.... Dunno :S

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 15:57
Thats basically it.

Westcoast bottom end and an XSI head is meant to be a better combo aswell.

S1 head on the XSI bottom end is the common one.

Xsi dosent rev as high as the Rallye, why's the head better..?

jayline
24th June 2012, 16:11
tbh i didnt think that it would get them figures! but if there true your 205 would be quite rapid id imagine!

blackie_2k5
24th June 2012, 16:12
It runs the same cam profile or very similar

But the port work is a lot better, the 1.3 head is really poorly machined/shaped in standard form

I was quite shocked when I put it next to a standard vtr head

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 16:13
Thats surprising as the Rallye head is meant to be really good (in theory, getting 100hp out of a 1300) lol..

Mochachino
24th June 2012, 16:15
well i have a furio bottom end so what would be best? also if this is done would my car see 120bhp? as ive been told otherwise on my thread! sorry gibbo for the thread hijack (always wanted to do what you are doing)

Not sure if you would see them figures, I cant remember now

Xsi dosent rev as high as the Rallye, why's the head better..?

Cant remember what the XSI or Rallye Rev up to now, im sure theyre both the same aint they?

Which head being better? Rallye head is better, has a higher lift cam as standard for one. I cant remember the ins and outs of them now, but it will all be found with a search :y:

jayline
24th June 2012, 16:15
It runs the same cam profile or very similar

But the port work is a lot better, the 1.3 head is really poorly machined/shaped in standard form

I was quite shocked when I put it next to a standard vtr head

did you have to do any head work to the 1.3 to get it better or did you leave it?

blackie_2k5
24th June 2012, 16:16
It's the cam profile and the fact the valves are the same size as vtr etc

I done lots of reading about the best head to use on my turbo engine, but xsi heads are quite hard to find now

jayline
24th June 2012, 16:17
It's the cam profile and the fact the valves are the same size as vtr etc

That's same as the xsi but doesn't rev as high, I done lots of reading about the best head to use on my turbo engine, but xsi heads are quite hard to find now

what would you say was the best head for for a n/a 1.4?

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 16:19
Surely for direct fit and the rev ability of 7250 it's got to be the s1 Rallye head.

blackie_2k5
24th June 2012, 16:23
1.3 or 1.4 xsi, but both are becoming harder to find

The xsi being the better of the two from what I've read, or even a blacktop vtr head but then you'd have to buy a decent cam to put in

Best to do some reading if using a 1.4 engine and check piston type to make sure your mot going to get valve/piston contact, as I've never really looked at them, but should be ok

Mochachino
24th June 2012, 16:26
Easiest one going by availability is the blacktop head on silvertops bottom end. Put a rallye inlet on it, cam that, s1 rallye gearbox or 1.4 xsi gearbox and I think the stock hatch cars put in VTS injectors too, must have a different spray pattern?

mlawlan69
24th June 2012, 16:31
finding this interesting reading myself! so its just a straight swap for a different head, I'm guessing the biggest ball ache would be the fact that 3 plug furio bottom would have different plugs for the sensors? or are even those interchangeable?

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 16:32
Does that go for me using the Rallye head as well.. That's the reason of this thread to see which one I need to be able to go with my head...

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 16:33
finding this interesting reading myself! so its just a straight swap for a different head, I'm guessing the biggest ball ache would be the fact that 3 plug furio bottom would have different plugs for the sensors? or are even those interchangeable?

Are there any plugs on the bottom end..?

blackie_2k5
24th June 2012, 16:35
Your bottom end only has a few sensors on it

Knock sensor which will be the same
Oil pressure light switch which may be diff should be straight forward to sort or just don't run one
And crank sensor which will be the same I think, if not could change it

Can't think off any more at the min

blackie_2k5
24th June 2012, 16:38
Does that go for me using the Rallye head as well.. That's the reason of this thread to see which one I need to be able to go with my head...

Does what? The pistons? It does but I don't think it will ne an issue mate, I've just not looked into i

Pretty sure unless your going for a wilder cam youll be fine, but someone else should confirm

If I was you I'd just look for a single plug engine and all will be fine

Mochachino
24th June 2012, 16:40
Have a read of this, he had a successful engine with the same idea of what you have and he was very knowledgeable with it all.

Search his posts as well and you will find a wealth of info. If you need to know any more then hopefully he can remember lol, I starting to forget alot of saxo stuff now :(

http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=213293

jayline
24th June 2012, 16:53
Have a read of this, he had a successful engine with the same idea of what you have and he was very knowledgeable with it all.

Search his posts as well and you will find a wealth of info. If you need to know any more then hopefully he can remember lol, I starting to forget alot of saxo stuff now :(

http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=213293

cheers for that link, now for a big read up :) well i've got the single plug furio lump just need the rallye bits lol!

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 16:59
cheers for that link, now for a big read up :) well i've got the single plug furio lump just need the rallye bits lol!

Sell me your furio engine and put the money towards a 16v, it's pointless tuning a 8v ;)

jayline
24th June 2012, 17:02
Sell me your furio engine and put the money towards a 16v, it's pointless tuning a 8v ;)

haha ive just installed the engine lol! sell me your rallye gear and use the money on a 16v, its pointless tuning a 8v ;)

EDIT: in that link above i just saw that he sold that car for £1250, someone got a bargain!

jayline
24th June 2012, 17:38
gibbo did you get the link i sent ya, might help ya out a bit!

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 19:26
I did thanks.

jayline
24th June 2012, 19:28
could you use a 1.1 bottom end and get similar gains?

MiniGibbo
24th June 2012, 19:30
could you use a 1.1 bottom end and get similar gains?

I doubt it as its less cc. May as well get another 1300 bottom end.

I "might have" found my self a 1400 xsi bottom end with domed pistons..

jayline
24th June 2012, 19:32
I doubt it as its less cc. May as well get another 1300 bottom end.

I "might have" found my self a 1400 xsi bottom end with domed pistons..

fair play if you want a 1.1 single plug engine to try with your setup i have one for £20 here lol! oh very nice, ive found myself an xsi box and a s1 box that are ok priced :) just need the rallye head and other parts lol!

jayline
24th June 2012, 22:02
would a 1.4 xsi head and furio bottom end be a good combo as ive found the head inlet loom and ecu for sale cheap?

MiniGibbo
25th June 2012, 21:13
I'm being told the 1400 xsi blocks are cast iron..?

jayline
26th June 2012, 11:02
I'm being told the 1400 xsi blocks are cast iron..?

i never knew that? dont the xsi lumps push 100bhp standard?

Gandi699
26th June 2012, 11:10
Yes the xsi lumps are cast. The 1.3 rallye made just over 100 bhp with an alloy block, cant see why using the 1400 alloy block would be too much of a problem providing you use the right gasket

jayline
26th June 2012, 11:55
Yes the xsi lumps are cast. The 1.3 rallye made just over 100 bhp with an alloy block, cant see why using the 1400 alloy block would be too much of a problem providing you use the right gasket

so would you say this setup would work: 1.4 xsi head with rallye inlet and cam on a furio bottom end? would this see 100bhp?

Gandi699
26th June 2012, 11:59
It should work yes, difficult to say what figures it'll make though due to ECU and map differences etc from the xsi to furio. Not sure if the 1400 xsi had higher compression domed pistons either, I dont think it did - also its Z cam is slightly different to the rallye J cam but not by much

jayline
26th June 2012, 12:01
It should work yes, difficult to say what figures it'll make though due to ECU and map differences etc from the xsi to furio. Not sure if the 1400 xsi had higher compression domed pistons either, I dont think it did - also its Z cam is slightly different to the rallye J cam but not by much

hmmm, i'd get both ecu's xsi one and rallye! and try them both! i thought of the "j" cam as ive heard it's a really good cam to use if your on a budget!

Gandi699
26th June 2012, 12:11
you'll need the rallye/xsi looms and mods to you body loom to accept it

jayline
26th June 2012, 12:58
you'll need the rallye/xsi looms and mods to you body loom to accept it

so get both looms aswell!

Gandi699
26th June 2012, 13:52
let me know how you get on with the splicing, I want to do it to mine in future but I cant find an s2 loom and ecu for non-silly money

jayline
26th June 2012, 13:54
let me know how you get on with the splicing, I want to do it to mine in future but I cant find an s2 loom and ecu for non-silly money

will do matey, got raise funds first, might do the xsi head on furio bottom end with rallye cam and inlet using the xsi loom and ecu!

Gandi699
26th June 2012, 14:02
is it going in saxo?

jayline
26th June 2012, 14:03
is it going in saxo?

yh my mark 1 flat arch! go on my progress thread thats at the bottom of this and we can talk on there as this is gibbos thread lol!

MiniGibbo
26th June 2012, 16:21
So the kid is correct saying his 1400 xsi block is cast.... thats a pain. means i cant have domed pistons if i want to keep an ally bottom end.

So the question is domed pistons and ally block

or

ally block and flat pistons..

jayline
26th June 2012, 16:25
why dont you build a furio bottom end with rallye parts i.e pistons etc... would this work? as on ebay someone has basically stripped a whole rallye engine down! so parts are at a good price?

MiniGibbo
26th June 2012, 16:28
That was my original plan but if i can get a bottom end with domed pistons it would be "better"..

Its currently however confusing the shit out of me lol.

jayline
26th June 2012, 17:04
That was my original plan but if i can get a bottom end with domed pistons it would be "better"..

Its currently however confusing the shit out of me lol.

same mate, i dont have the best knowledge of engine so i dont know what are good matches and so on.... what engines have domed pistons as im always online atm looking for work and bargains to buy so i can message you if i find any that you might want!

MiniGibbo
26th June 2012, 19:37
Sandy replied to my thread on drivers, I'll copy it over as its as you'd expect detailed and bound to be gospel lol..



"It's more like 23kg between alloy and iron 8v TU. XSi 1.4 and AX GTI blocks are iron. The 16v TU is barely any different in weight to alloy XU 16v and the 1800 16v EW is slightly lighter than 16v TU."

MiniGibbo
27th June 2012, 16:44
Am i right in thinking my rallye ccc is 1360..

I was looking on ebay at some engines and they state the furio/quicky engines as 1360, surely thatll give me no gain..?

jayline
27th June 2012, 16:45
nope they are a 1294cc :)

http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/reviews/facts-and-figures/peugeot/106/hatchback-1991/8572/

MiniGibbo
27th June 2012, 16:46
I could of not been a lazy fuck and found that my self LOL..

jayline
27th June 2012, 16:48
I could of not been a lazy fuck and found that my self LOL..

haha, i always wondered if they were more cc than they were classed at so had a butchers lol

blackie_2k5
27th June 2012, 17:50
gibbo id stick with an ally block..see how you get on..the weight diff will be notable in a car this light

you could skim the head a little to raise the CR..or run a smaller gasket..which will do as domed pistons would

BUT you must check with someone like sandy (or read up) on how much you can go if fitting a rallye head/cam..as you may get valve/piston contact if you go too much

MiniGibbo
27th June 2012, 17:59
I'm tempted by his iron xsi block if I'm honest for the domed pistons.

Another two lads have offered me 205 xs engines which I'm unsure are ally or iron..?

Edit: I've always been against skimming heads but that's a good idea dude.

blackie_2k5
27th June 2012, 18:04
skimming heads is good ;)

dont the 3 plug R engines run domed pistons as well? (not sure as i didnt think they did..but sure i read that not long back)

would be able to pick a full low mile engine up for peanuts if you wanna go cast block

MiniGibbo
27th June 2012, 18:15
Yeah I read (probably the same thread as you lol) that late vtr's have domed pistons but I'm unsure if the bottom end would be plug and play loom wise..

blackie_2k5
27th June 2012, 20:12
as posted on the other page mate

there is only a few sensors on the block..one is oil pressure switch..you can use your own
other is knock sensor..they were all the same..but could use your own
and crank sensor..were all same irrc..but can used your own..

thats the only 3 i can think of

rest are on head and inlet/tb/box

MiniGibbo
27th June 2012, 20:16
205 xs full engine with manifolds, gear box, shafts and all extras with under 100k

£50.


Bazinga.

jayline
27th June 2012, 20:19
205 xs full engine with manifolds, gear box, shafts and all extras with under 100k

£50.


Bazinga.

what a steal!

blackie_2k5
27th June 2012, 20:24
may aswell at that price tbh

MiniGibbo
27th June 2012, 20:28
It's a 1360 ally block and I can weigh the rest I don't use in.. :A: