Im ready :approve:
I thought you were a year younger than me, not 2 months older!!
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Burpspeed Version 2: Race Car Build
- Thread starter Jay Payne
- Start date
I thought you were a year younger than me, not 2 months older!!
Hope everything goes well tomorrow at TDF, See you on Monday 
182cup & 172 racecar
Cheers big ears.
:rasp:
Trafic 140dci
Was good to meet you both today at TDF, hope the mapping went well. As we were then leaving i heard you fire your car up, sounded lovely, probably nicest Clio i've heard. Is that noise due to the new cams and engine build or exhaust?
R26
Them feckin Hondas stand no chance on the straights now
airbox was strangling the engine, so I sorted them out a pipercross sausage filter, and it's been tweaked to suit
+1Them feckin Hondas stand no chance on the straights now
172 Race Car
Ive just got home. What a fcukin day. Left my house at 05:45 this morning. Had loads of trouble with something (as is usual for us) and turned out to be a bad component. Hopefully that will be sorted soon.
Engine is running great tho, very, very pleased with it. Dan is a top man. Will do a write up and vids/pics/graph tomorow
Engine is running great tho, very, very pleased with it. Dan is a top man. Will do a write up and vids/pics/graph tomorow
172 Race Car
As Dan said the new engine has made it sound different to last year but you probably noticed the exhaust noise.
182cup & 172 racecar
I am very pleased with both the results, and all the help we have had from everybody.
Looking forward to May now.(and Monday at Brands)
Looking forward to May now.(and Monday at Brands)
182cup & 172 racecar
172 Race Car
Two trips to TDf in Kimbolton and the car is finally finished, well sort of.
We went up a few weeks ago and despite a small problem with the fuel lines, all went well. The new engine was run in on the dyno and the low RPM stuff all sorted pretty quickly. It made a decent power figure but Matt at TDf thought there was more to be gained. The theory being that the carbon airbox we ran before was causing a restriction with the new spec engine. we took the box off completely and the car instantly gained 6bhp. We left it as it was and went back to sort out a different filter for it and try again.
Yesterday we went up again to get the final tweeks done. Also Matt had persuaded us to give up with our insistence on using cheap ebay gauges and get a proper dash display. We settled on a steering wheel mounted Dash4Pro.
This was supposed to be a simple install as all the wiring was there (all it needed was a live, earth and 2 CAN wires) but as is usual with this car something always goes wrong with the simplest of tasks. After several hours of messing about we came to the conclusion that the interface between the ecu and dash was at fault. Hugely frustrating and it means we have no dash for Brands on Monday.
215bhp and 182lbf is more than we would of been happy with. We can’t thank Dan at 519 Automotive enough for building us such a strong engine. Top man.
Once back at the workshop we had a few jobs to finish off before Brands. Just some small bits to tidy up and refit the bumper. We’ve done quite a few small jobs over the last few weeks. Tony made a camera bracket for the cage and welded it in place. We found a new home for the rear camera too.
All the crash damage from Oulton has been repaired now too, so were all ready to roll out for Brands on Monday.
We went up a few weeks ago and despite a small problem with the fuel lines, all went well. The new engine was run in on the dyno and the low RPM stuff all sorted pretty quickly. It made a decent power figure but Matt at TDf thought there was more to be gained. The theory being that the carbon airbox we ran before was causing a restriction with the new spec engine. we took the box off completely and the car instantly gained 6bhp. We left it as it was and went back to sort out a different filter for it and try again.
Yesterday we went up again to get the final tweeks done. Also Matt had persuaded us to give up with our insistence on using cheap ebay gauges and get a proper dash display. We settled on a steering wheel mounted Dash4Pro.
This was supposed to be a simple install as all the wiring was there (all it needed was a live, earth and 2 CAN wires) but as is usual with this car something always goes wrong with the simplest of tasks. After several hours of messing about we came to the conclusion that the interface between the ecu and dash was at fault. Hugely frustrating and it means we have no dash for Brands on Monday.
After we’d given up on the dash install it went back on the dyno to finish off the calibration now we had a Pipercross sausage filter installed. Our day got slightly better then as it made great figures.
215bhp and 182lbf is more than we would of been happy with. We can’t thank Dan at 519 Automotive enough for building us such a strong engine. Top man.
Before we left we put the car on TDf’s corner weight scales. 985kgs with fuel and driver so around 880kgs dry weight.
Once back at the workshop we had a few jobs to finish off before Brands. Just some small bits to tidy up and refit the bumper. We’ve done quite a few small jobs over the last few weeks. Tony made a camera bracket for the cage and welded it in place. We found a new home for the rear camera too.
All the crash damage from Oulton has been repaired now too, so were all ready to roll out for Brands on Monday.
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182cup & 172 racecar
Matt, 'outrageous' lol.
Crazy torque figure! Should make the world of difference this season with all that extra torque and power!
Evo 5 RS
That's awesome, good to see that filter is in no way restrictive. Torque is hugely impressive. Thumbs to all involved
LOL Tony tearing up the park
LOL Tony tearing up the park
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Trafic 140dci
Good results, i love the fact the at 5500 it's 200bhp, Then by 6200 it's around your maximum of 215bhp, and stay's there untill the limiter
182cup & 172 racecar
just don't run this one on s**t oil
How dare you.
Nice build Danny boy, Matt liked it.:approve:
Looking for a Maccy D's
boomerbang2006
ClioSport Club Member
clio 172,2001
Will so much enjoy watchin you guys leaving the competition behind.:approve: Go phase 1...
boomerbang2006
ClioSport Club Member
clio 172,2001
If i had sooooo had the money.:dapprove:
182cup & 172 racecar
Still smiling about it LOL
been comparing a high-comp build graph, which I'll post if anyone's interested. Torque powerband seems to be over a very similar rev span, but earlier in the range with what we've done, so for where I was told it lacked before (coming out of slower corners), we've made the right choices. High comp and wilder cams would have pushed the torque curve up the revs by 500-1000rpm, and where power flattens off now, it would have continued climbing to the limiter. Gone the right way, definitely
been comparing a high-comp build graph, which I'll post if anyone's interested. Torque powerband seems to be over a very similar rev span, but earlier in the range with what we've done, so for where I was told it lacked before (coming out of slower corners), we've made the right choices. High comp and wilder cams would have pushed the torque curve up the revs by 500-1000rpm, and where power flattens off now, it would have continued climbing to the limiter. Gone the right way, definitely
182cup & 172 racecar
Not really.
Dan did exactly what was asked of him, the boy did good.
Dan did exactly what was asked of him, the boy did good.
Golf GTD Mk7
Still smiling about it LOL
been comparing a high-comp build graph, which I'll post if anyone's interested. Torque powerband seems to be over a very similar rev span, but earlier in the range with what we've done, so for where I was told it lacked before (coming out of slower corners), we've made the right choices. High comp and wilder cams would have pushed the torque curve up the revs by 500-1000rpm, and where power flattens off now, it would have continued climbing to the limiter. Gone the right way, definitely
Wouldn't mind seeing that mate. Sounds like it wouldn't make much difference on this setup then? Especially when you factor in having to use high octane fuel etc
