Bridgeported engine - MOT idle?

Started by m1tch, July 03, 2011, 09:41:17 AM

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m1tch

Hi all,

I am just thinking about the bridge ported engine I have in the garage ready to fit next year, is there anything on the MOT that denotes what the idle should be? Would the car have to have a steady idle at say a constant 800rpm, I know the BP engine isn\'t going to exactly be steady!

Also, can someone with a road going bridgeported engine tell me what their emissions were on the engine, my FC allows for a 3.5% CO reading, my OEM FC engine is currently at 0.18% CO full decat but with air pump only.

andyb123

"When checking exhaust emissions, the engine must be at its normal idle speed and normal operating temperature.
Engine speeds and temperature can be assessed either subjectively or by reference to manufacturer\'s or other reliable data"

Prof

Just don\'t take it to your normal MOT place - if it\'s not in the tables in their book they get lost and run around like a pack of mad monkeys....
"Plus this engine is probably one of the most volumetric engines going! It passes more air than a herd of cows eating vindaloo\'s" - courtesy of AtomicRex


m1tch

Perhaps if I set the garage on fire with the exhaust they will pass it to get rid of it?

B.Martin

Quote from: m1tch;773604Perhaps if I set the garage on fire with the exhaust they will pass it to get rid of it?

Its a good plan... I don\'t see any flaws :rollin

wolfie1

come and see me and i will pass it for you with your bridgeported engine