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de rooster is ook veel matter,
oranje benz kleurt niet af
het zijn mss verschillende jaren
edit geen servo op de linkse ?
De rooster is gespoten in 199, zelfde kleur dus als de auto zelf.
Jaren zijn resp. 1991 voor de 1.8 en 1984 voor de 2.3-16.
Servo op allebei.
Edit denkt trouwens dat alle Mercs, of in dit geval alle 201's, dezelfde kleur van pinkers hadden toen ze de fabriek verlieten.
Ze zegt ook: de 16 klepper staat al ongeveer 17 jaar van z'n leven in een donker hok, terwijl de 1.8 al heel z'n leven in den buiten is.
The Mercedes-Benz Evolution engine was, in 1990, the biggest 4 cylinder engine that you could find on the market with the BMW and Porsche engine. This powerful 4 cylinder was build "in house" by Mercedes-Benz themeselves, without the help of any tuners. (Only the DTM engine was modified by AMG) This Mercedes-Benz engine is a 2463cc with 16 valves producing 235hp @ 7200rpm. The most impressive fact is that, this motor is a N/A one which means it produces 235 hp without the help of any turbochargers or "kompressor".
Compare to a stock 190 E 2.5-16, the EVO engine has a special short strock engine that was build with shorter and lighter pistons. The piston size is now 97.3 mm and the strock is 82.8 mm. (compare to 95.5 and 80.25 mm for the 190 E) Different con-rods with pistons pin lubrification were used. They were also stronger and lighter than the ones used on the 16v engine.
Cylinder heads were different and the crankshaft now only had four counter weights instead of 8. This was done in order to obtain a reduction in weight. The intake camshaft was changed and a single timing chain was used to drive the camshaft and gears. The intake manifold, the throttle valve assembly were flow-obtimized and the compression ratio was now 10.5:1.
The fly wheel was lightened, the clutch was modified and re-inforced. The underfloor catalytic convertors were designed as a steel monolith, two flute pipe with increased cross section, matched to larger silencer and pipes for increased engine output.
The fly wheel was also lighteneg and the rear axle ratio was now 3.46:1 in order to have a better acceleration. The gear-box also had shorter gears for the same purpose, better acceleration. The KE and EZL control units were replaced in order to suit this engine. Their was also a new gear-driven high pressure oil pump installed for the first time. Although it is logical, I still have to mention that a larger radiator was fitted in order to cool the engine more efficiently.
Hereare all the differences between a 2.5-16 stock engine and the EVOII engine... - Engine block modified to use a chain-driven oil pump for increased flow capacity.
- Lightened crank (4 of the original 8 counterweights were eliminated)
- Stronger lifter...
- All ports undergo careful machining and gas-flowing.
_ Compression ratio reverts back to 10.5:1 of the original 2.3-16.
- New cams with increased lift and duration.
- Reprogrammed fuel injection?engine management system.
- Larger throttle body.
- All steel, free-flowing cat.
- Final drive ratio shortened from 3.27 to 3.46.
- Fully progressive, electronic, limited slip differential. (Locking ratio varies from completely open to completely lock)
Final HP figures= 235hp @ 7200 rpm and 181 lbs. ft. between 5000 and 6000rpm.
Acceleration figures
0 to 80 km/h: 4.9s
0 to 100 km/h: 6.7s
0 to 120 km/h: 9.0s
0 to 140 km/h: 12.1s
0 to 160 km/h: 15.2s
0 to 180 km/h: 22.4s
0 to 200 km/h: 28.3s
0 to 400m = 14.6s
0 to 1000m= 27.1s
Nog wat info:
Brakes: Brakes: Brembo 4 piston caliper, front 300mm discs; rear 278mm. Both the Mercedes Sport EVO & the EVOII have the brakes from the 500 SL. The only difference is that the EVOII brakes are made from a lighter alloy... The dimensions are the same.
No. Produced: 502 => Mercedes-Benz kept one and so did AMG. The rumors are that both these cars were "test cars" that were used to develop the road version of the EVOII.
Transmission: Getrag 5 speed-manual with short gears. The gears are inverted.
The EVOII automatically lowers itself, first at 30mph and at 55mph.
En het anekdoteke da'k eerder vertelde heb ik ook teruggevonden:
A BMW representative talking to the press at the Geneva Motor Show in 1990.
BMW research and development chief, Wolfgang Reitzle:
"The laws of aerodynamics must be different between Munich and Stuttgart"... "IF THAT REAR WING WORKS, WE WILL HAVE TO REBUILD THE BMW TUNNEL"
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