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If there are no warning lights then I would suggest this is not an ECU initiated intervention. I reckon it must be a loose cable to the coil or a coil breakdown or fuel pump. Do the lights stay on the dash after the engine has i died.
No, vees are not designed to have rear seats, I love the way he thought it was really funny what the dealer said, so non standard, how cool, how amazing I have no back seats, great!!!!
If wasted spark has been disabled, can a redundant phase loop be applied to a standard 172 phase2 ecu. Also can a CAT B paralell bypass unit be meshed to the knock sensor?
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I am talking about the induction stroke and a negative pressure allowing a much higher fuel to air ratio because of the higher expansion ratio caused by an exteremely high pressure compressed pulse of fuel. this allows a mixture that requires less fuel but does the same thing. timing has got...
In fact FSI injector heads are normally smaller to increase the pressure of the squirt. Stratisification happens when the pressure is so high the fuel pulse is momentarily compressed while it enters the piston chamber. When the pistons moves down and creates a vacumn the compressed fuel pulse...
It may have an uprated fuel pump pushing fuel into the rail, but the actual injector heads would need to be increased. FSI injectors are absolutley no bigger than they have to be because of the fuel saving and that is how FSI works. no extra capacity at all.
350+ bhp thats 100bhp plus increase on the standard car with just a remap. Some remap that is. Exhaust 10bhp max, standard turbo, con rods and pistons??
My chin is very itchy!!
Thanks, funny that I raced a type R the other day and left him for dead with 3 mates in my car. he was on his own and the look on his face was priceless !!