How much was it mate.
Is £50 a good or bad price?
Ricardos did your's make 172bhp with those modifications?
I think £50 is about right.
Yeah thats what it made with those mods, i don't know if that's a good thing or not TBH as it made 171bhp at Powerstation in Gloucester 3 years ago with a std engine bar an air filter! I take RR figures with a pinch of salt. As mentioned in my project thread maybe a remap might benefit what i've had done, it most certainly should take out the flat spot.
looked last night I think it was 116ft/lbs
looked last night I think it was 116ft/lbs
What ft/lbs torque did it get? And did you have a flatspot on the power curve with the decat?
I have matched inlets, decat, k tec stealth. The power curve dips between 4.5k and 5.5k
172bhp
looked last night I think it was 116ft/lbs
So on a 172 with a re-map and a de-cat there should be no flat spot?
Depends who carries out the map, iv known gineric remaps still have a flat spot, a custom map will always be best. Also a flat spot can be caused by a number of things, wrong map reading, wrong inlet temp reading, wrong lambda reading - it is not always as simple as a map will sort it
Sound mate. Ive only just fitted my de-cat but i havent noticed anything yet. Ill get it on rollers whenever a dyno day comes up to get it checked over.
i dynoyed my car last year, a 172 Phase 2, and i got 173 BHP, all i had done was a pipercross coned air filter, car done around 60K miles
Did they not strap your car down? Don't seem to careful when putting the car on the rollers either tbh.
Something far wrong if its as low as this mate.
The standard ECU copes pretty well with breathing mods, it should be able to adjust to compensate.
When I built my itb's, I ran that on the standard map for 200 miles - was down on power obviously, but it never ran too lean to be dangerous - big thumbs up for the standard ECU there.
Though I will agree the power dip would be ironed out by a map
Hi all the 172/182/197 in the Clio title refers to the Metric horsepower which measures in PS ( "Pherda Starke") which is German for horsepower, so a 172 is 172 PS which equates to 166 Brake horse power under the british system, Renault have used this to sort of massage the figures for UK also 172 rolls off
the tongue quite well, just sounds right.
Cheers Chris
Not that it really matters but 172 ps is 169.64 hp. The 172 is a din hp rating as listed in renaults literature for the car. The other figure for the 172 is 124 KW (iso) which is 166.278 hp.
182 hp is 179.51 ps. 131.5 kw (listed in 2005 renault brochure) is 176.34 hp. I read somewhere that some countries have to display KW for an engines output but can use hp as a supplementary figure. Hence the inflated din rating.
So if you've managed to get 172 from a 172 or 182 from a 182 in proper hp your doing well.
The VVT is supposed to back off again at 6500rpm so that could cause it but i didn't think the drop was that fast!? Someone that knows the engine better will know for sure. The shift light or the idiot light as some strangely call it comes on at 6600rpm in my 182 so it shouldn't matter too much unless you really need to push it to the redline.