My old ph1 had 438s ported inlets plus other little mods made 193bhp on two sets of rollers and found it run better on damp daysSurpose if mapped to suit would be a little better
Before run at the start of the thread mateWhen is the other one at Dan?
Good result, shame no before run
Yes one was dans , had the car for over 6 years and then sold it to chiWhen is the other one at Dan?
Good result, shame no before run
A little bit more power, but like I said not mapped to suit I'm sure if it was would be a bit better, but still id say it was a waste of money!@Hatto So £850 down and you've got more torque across the rev range but less torque at peak and less power at peak?
A little bit more power, but like I said not mapped to suit I'm sure if it was would be a bit better, but still id say it was a waste of money!
Haha not sure tba I'll wait and seeWeren't 438s to wild for the old RS2? I wonder if that will be the case again
187 bhp mateWhat did it make before the manifold?
If it's running rich its lost flow against the previous setup.Not mapped, runs slightly rich
I don't have an afr printout
Dan hi if you think the inlet is shite is it worth fitting,or notIf it's running rich its lost flow against the previous setup.
I've had a quick look at ads, namely checking it before fitting and glad I have. Bolted it up to a spare cylinder head and found its got a few leaks (used a snap on smoke tester that I use for finding such issues!) and found both the carbon canister and the brake servo take off are both leaking. So they'll need addressing before I fit it properly.
In honesty at the moment I'm not holding much hope of many (if any!) gains. The plenum chamber is much smaller against the RS2, and the trumpets are machined, which hasn't given as much of 'free air' for it to gulp from.
Where are they leaking from? Is it where they are connected to the plenum? Also i assume the connection on the left hand side as you look at it is the carbon canister connection and the other is the brake booster as thats how i was going to plumb it in.If it's running rich its lost flow against the previous setup.
I've had a quick look at ads, namely checking it before fitting and glad I have. Bolted it up to a spare cylinder head and found its got a few leaks (used a snap on smoke tester that I use for finding such issues!) and found both the carbon canister and the brake servo take off are both leaking. So they'll need addressing before I fit it properly.
In honesty at the moment I'm not holding much hope of many (if any!) gains. The plenum chamber is much smaller against the RS2, and the trumpets are machined, which hasn't given as much of 'free air' for it to gulp from.
It was running slightly rich before rstuner overrun map I don't have any figures for the afr but I remember mike saying it was slightly richIf it's running rich its lost flow against the previous setup.
I've had a quick look at ads, namely checking it before fitting and glad I have. Bolted it up to a spare cylinder head and found its got a few leaks (used a snap on smoke tester that I use for finding such issues!) and found both the carbon canister and the brake servo take off are both leaking. So they'll need addressing before I fit it properly.
In honesty at the moment I'm not holding much hope of many (if any!) gains. The plenum chamber is much smaller against the RS2, and the trumpets are machined, which hasn't given as much of 'free air' for it to gulp from.
How did you sort them just so i can make sure its right before i bolt it on?It was running slightly rich before rstuner overrun map I don't have any figures for the afr but I remember mike saying it was slightly rich
Also I sorted the s**t fitting fittings at the bottom of the manifold before fitting
With it being with a specialist, you're facing a bill for this shite. I'd be speaking to the guy.sounds bodged to me iam not happy tbh
Let me know what happens i cant see me getting my money back now i have drilled the f**king thingjust messaged him i think paypal dispute i will open tbh poor quality etc,just what i dont need