1LikesPalmaris engine thread
10-13-2005 | 10:00 AM
#1996
Tech Fanatic
Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 986
From: hong kong
Originally Posted by Top Gun 777
here we decided to open some balancing "secrets" from our design.
I woudn't sugest to try the same cuts on other brands due to the hydro seal on cranck ( there is not too much space left before open that seal), but if it is done-real difference can be seen on top RPM. I hope it will help someone to improve performance of their motors.
Edward
I woudn't sugest to try the same cuts on other brands due to the hydro seal on cranck ( there is not too much space left before open that seal), but if it is done-real difference can be seen on top RPM. I hope it will help someone to improve performance of their motors.
Edward
10-14-2005 | 09:57 AM
#1999
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 62
From: N.Ireland
Originally Posted by Top Gun 777
Congratulation to Chris Steele and Darin Tibb with their Champion title and second place on Irish Nationals last weekend. Both of them were using Palmaris Racing BRB piston/liner/conrod sets on their engines. Excelent work done!!!!! 
the PR2 should make it even more easy next nationals
10-15-2005 | 08:27 PM
#2000
First Show of Palmaris PROFI
Congratulation to Marc Cruz with his 2nd qualifier on Paris Memorial race in Las Vegas. He is using OFNA CD3 car powered by Palmaris PROFI PR12 motor with Skyline pipe. Second race with this motor (first club race at revelation-TQ and won) and second great result. Only Jefrey Lin and Marc Cruz (both are OFNA factory drivers) were able to make 15 laps. On top of it Marc won concourse!!!!
That motor is our plain stock motor, it doesn't have turbo scoop or filled rump. As I know Marc was running temp between 220-250 F whole weekend and he put already close to 3 gallons trough it.
Excelent work Marc!!!!!
Edward
That motor is our plain stock motor, it doesn't have turbo scoop or filled rump. As I know Marc was running temp between 220-250 F whole weekend and he put already close to 3 gallons trough it.
Excelent work Marc!!!!!
Edward
10-17-2005 | 12:14 AM
#2002
Tech Regular
Joined: Dec 2002
Posts: 329
From: Chino Hills
Originally Posted by Top Gun 777
Congratulation to Marc Cruz with his 2nd qualifier on Paris Memorial race in Las Vegas. He is using OFNA CD3 car powered by Palmaris PROFI PR12 motor with Skyline pipe. Second race with this motor (first club race at revelation-TQ and won) and second great result. Only Jefrey Lin and Marc Cruz (both are OFNA factory drivers) were able to make 15 laps. On top of it Marc won concourse!!!!
That motor is our plain stock motor, it doesn't have turbo scoop or filled rump. As I know Marc was running temp between 220-250 F whole weekend and he put already close to 3 gallons trough it.
Excelent work Marc!!!!!
Edward
That motor is our plain stock motor, it doesn't have turbo scoop or filled rump. As I know Marc was running temp between 220-250 F whole weekend and he put already close to 3 gallons trough it.
Excelent work Marc!!!!!
Edward
10-17-2005 | 02:21 AM
#2005
Another great result for a quality product. But we're going to have to keep a little quieter about the benefits of Ed's gear - He sold out in 4 hours with the last shipment! 
Glad I got mine 
Can't wait to run it!
Glad I got mine Can't wait to run it!
10-17-2005 | 07:44 AM
#2006
Originally Posted by MCRUZ
WHAT CAN I SAY, MOTOR WAS GREAT. THE TEMP STARTED TO DROP AS I PUT MORE FUEL THROUGH IT. EVEN WITH VEGAS ELEVATION, 40MIN. OF NON STOP DRIVING THE TEMP STAYED BETWEEN 200-220. I REALLY SUGGEST OTHER RACERS TRY IT. THANKS EDWARD (PALMARIS RACING)
Good motor without good driver worth nothing!!! Thanks a lot to you for your great driving and tunning skils!!!!!!!!!!
Edward
10-22-2005 | 09:54 PM
#2009
Originally Posted by kitracer
Guys, just heard from Edward PR12 is been Dyno tested as well as Bi metal.
The result.. I wait til Edward post it
It's going to hurt
The result.. I wait til Edward post it
It's going to hurt
I am very pleased and impressed with testing results. I still shoked-I was excpecting some good results, but not as good as we got.
Thanks to Chris Lee, Mark Cruz, Todd bath, Peter Breton, Geoff Catchpole, Chris Steele and the rest of the supporters for their help in developing of our power!!!!!
Thanks a lot to Brian Kiney for helping us to run Dyno tests and be very patient with our presents!
Edward
Firts graph is run of JPFX T03 2005 year, full option.
Second graph is run of Palmaris Profi PR12 Bi-metal stock.
Third graph is run JP FX T03 with installed Bi-metal versus the same case with BRB
Last edited by Top Gun 777; 10-22-2005 at 10:18 PM.