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Cheers bud.
Wasn’t expecting more power nah was just hoping the Gen90 would belt reliable than my standard ecu which keep giving me immobiliser issue lol.
Yeah seen your graph you posted good results and makes things interesting.
Sorry mate.
I just undone the alternator mounting assembly and moved it all to one side.
Think if your running PAS pump you will struggle to do this tho.
The graph/our come wasn’t shared because mark ask me to keep the grpN timing quiet as at the time he was building his engine and didn’t want endless requests for it doing.
I’m sure I’ve said in the thread as well I only brought the manifold to get rid of the horrid join on the standard one...
To drive on track it was awesome instant power from anywhere in the Rev range really.
Can’t remember why I didn’t stick 197 cams in tbh @NorthloopCup may have recommended not using them or I couldn’t find any at the time lol. GrpN timing is really good to drive
Not if it’s piston rings 😂 still be £££s
I know what you mean tho. Need to test it first but once it’s broke it’s the perfect chance to upgrade :tonguewink:
I’ve got a 200 engine so could use the crank rods and pistons all balanced with the lightened flywheel I guess. I’ve got a decent 172 block as well.
Struggling with what to do actually as I don’t wanna go ITB or turbo really.
@NorthloopCup you reckon mk3 200 pistons would make a difference to my setup?
If it’s down on compression I might throw them in as I have them and new rings.
Oh yeah please. Legend
I can send it to Scoff then and see if that graph is up across the Rev compared to yesterday’s graph.
If my thinking is right, If it’s down on compression the whole graph should lower through out the Rev range and if it’s cam timing it’ll be up/down in random areas?
So. Bad times. Yesterday didn’t go very well at all.
Straight from the start the front lambda was not working at all so Chris couldn’t map off that, no worries he said he’ll map it like a race car but it’ll never pass mot 😂
Chris started mapping and done everything upto 2K and all...
To do list update
Finish wiring loom DONE
Fit switch panel inside car
Wire in kill switch HALF DONE
Wire in fan and switch HALF DONE
Fit and wire in Spa oil pressure and temp gauge HALF DONE
Fix speedo in place DONE
Heat shielding for manifold DONE
Headlight blanks paint and fitting DONE...
Yeah can try mate. It’s literally 2 wires into the engine bay for both sensors, pressure and temp and then a power and earth to the gauge. There is lots wires but already wired into plugs.
To do list update
Finish wiring loom
Fit switch panel inside car
Wire in kill switch
Wire in fan and switch
Fit and wire in Spa oil pressure and temp gauge
Fix speedo in place DONE
Heat shielding for manifold DONE
Headlight blanks paint and fitting PAINTED
Sorting aero catches out
order and...
Slowly getting there.
And as time is running out and I know the car runs and starts I’ve decided to leave the interior loom as it is, well just tidy it up. Once it’s mapped I’ll strip my spare loom down properly. Need to look at getting my new dash fitted too.