Drag Racing 0-100km/h in 0.9sec!!!
Die schnellsten Autos der Welt, die in 0.9sec von 0-100 km/h sind und eine Viertelmeile in 4.59sec zurücklegen. Sie werden mit einem 8000ps starken Motor angetrieben.
4G63 Datsun 1200 - Jett Racing
Mitsubishi 4G63 turbo powered Datsun 1200 Ute by Jett Racing. Racing in the Pro Compact class at the 2012 Sport Compact Brisbane Jamboree.
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4G63 Dragster - Dyno Session
This is our 4G63 Dragster (rail car) on the Dyno for the first time. It's a Mitsubishi 2.0L 4 cylinder engine running on methanol with a 74mm turbo.
Motes & Williams Twin Engine Dragster 3
The Motes and Williams car was `70 & `71 NHRA World Champion in Top Gas. In 1970 it won the Springnationals and World Finals. In 1971 it won the Springnationals and U.S. Nationals.I hope you enjoy my current Motes & Williams footage. This was taken Oct 2001, Mike Newkirk at the wheel. RC Williams and Greg Cook starting the car and me, I'm behind the camera. I don't remember, but this was one of the first times the car ran since we restored it. Wish I had my camera with me at John Laubhan's shop during the rebuilding.
4G63 back from the ashes---First half of engine rebuild
After over a YEAR of promises that I'd get this vid done, I went halfway and got the engine pull and most of the shortblock work edited and documented. Here for your viewing deliciousness is PART 1!
4G63 Dragster - 7.18 at 185!
The 4G63 I-Dragster. We went two back to back 7.18's in qualifying with a much improved MPH over last season. The car is making great power at less Boost than last year.
Turbo VW Dragster Dyno.wmv
First Dyno trip, normal amount of teething issues with a brand new motor. Mainly a converter that kept the wheels from catching up with the motor. Once that's figured out we'll post up some new numbers!
Top Alcohol Funny Car On Board
On board with Bryan Brown. Just a little tire shake. Top Alcohol Funny Car qualifying round one at the Lucas Oil Divsional Series drag race in Ennis, TX. April 15, 2011
4g63 Balance Shaft Elimination - bearing modification
This is the first part of a two part series about balance shaft elimination on 4g series engines. This video details the bearings, the other video will cover the front case modifications. I've already got a low-def video of the front case mods, and I plan to re-shoot that one in HD when I'm in the assembly phase. It's linked in the video.
The balance shafts are designed to cancel out harmonic vibrations caused by combustion and the spinning rotating assembly. They may offer a greater degree of comfort to the driver and passengers, but with that comfort comes a price.
Often, when a 4g63 timing belt gives up, it's because the balance shaft belt breaks or comes loose and takes the timing belt out with it. When that happens, it can total your pistons, valves, damage the crankshaft, wrist pins, timing belt tensioner and crank angle sensor. Basically, it can total your motor. The balance shafts also have a combined weigh over 10 lbs and both are driven off the timing belt making them additional and heavy rotating mass. If you've got a lightweight flywheel but still have balance shafts, you have your priorities mixed up.
So here's what you do with the bearings. It's easy. You can do this at home. You CAN do it with the motor in the car, BUT DON'T. You must enjoy punishment to do this like that.
The end result will slightly increase your oil pressure, but usually not enough to cause concern unless you have a full-circumference bearing turbo, ball bearing turbo--with your oil feed coming off the oil filter housing. The head feed would be better in that case because it's regulated at 15 PSI.
