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Seen on another forum and certainly worthwhile mentioning here. This 1964 Cooper S from NZ with 998cc engine (twin overhead cam and turbo charged) broke the speed record for vehicles up to 1000cc at Bonnevillewith an average speed of 251kph (156mph) Who says that aerodynamics are important?

http://www.motoringfile.com/2012/08/17/ ... onneville/

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And without any BMW help - well, they don't know anything about Mini's anyway

You might want to take a closer look at the cylinder head

Quote Mini4Ever "This 1964 Cooper S from NZ with 998cc engine"

It was a 970cc

A, 970 A+ no less

As far as I understood they swapped the 970 unit for a 998 unit, but I might be wrong.

Mini4Ever wrote: And without any BMW help - well, they don't know anything about Mini's anyway

16 valve BMW K1100 head
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This has been well covered in the previous post.

Please see link posted by contour51