Yeh Chip it was 183bhp and 148lbft. I was pretty happy. You just know if I post it up my poor car would get slated and told the dyno is over reading.
Punching the air and shouting "WOOOOOO" iirc.
Yeh Chip it was 183bhp and 148lbft. I was pretty happy. You just know if I post it up my poor car would get slated and told the dyno is over reading.
That was good reading Chip, thanks for that
I was at Surrey RR at the beginning of this year and from speaking to Charlie and reading what I've read on here his is the only dyno I'll be using. Seems to give very fair results that aren't covered in BS horsepower numbers!
Im planning on building an engine at the end of next year if funds allow as a bit of fun. So if an RS2 comes up at the right price at the right time I'll more than likely go for that and see what I can make. Like you said earlier in the thread, good fun pushing an engine you don't 'need' as such
Last question for now, promise! Does the stock ECU have enough scope for making changes on say a high comp/RS2/197 cam'd engine or would I need aftermarket?
Sorry Dan, cluttering up the thread
Even if you reuse the belt the labour would still be the same as if you had a new one. Still has to come apart.belts were done about 7000 miles ago, but I suppose I would need new belt if fitting cams?
That was good reading Chip, thanks for that
I was at Surrey RR at the beginning of this year and from speaking to Charlie and reading what I've read on here his is the only dyno I'll be using. Seems to give very fair results that aren't covered in BS horsepower numbers!
Im planning on building an engine at the end of next year if funds allow as a bit of fun. So if an RS2 comes up at the right price at the right time I'll more than likely go for that and see what I can make. Like you said earlier in the thread, good fun pushing an engine you don't 'need' as such
Last question for now, promise! Does the stock ECU have enough scope for making changes on say a high comp/RS2/197 cam'd engine or would I need aftermarket?
Sorry Dan, cluttering up the thread
true, so about £350 for new belt and fitting the cams. Then the cost of the cams and the mapping after?
Yes £350 fitting, cams can be had for less than £100. And mapping after.
Nice one, sorry I couldnt chat earlier when you popped round to collect them, despite the dressing gown I was hard at work on some software Im writing!
Was it Silk? Were you smoking a Cigar? Were b**ches led all over your gaff?
Definately suprised me! Oh, and power wise it pulls VERY well! (Must be the good mapping )
Great progress mate, love the TD 1.2's too!
Come to think of it, being good friends with chip is expensive.
£1400 for the RS-2/197 combo and mapping after going out in Lesley's
£80 for ARP's after seeing nearly 200bhp. Needs extra rev's.
£450 for wheels and tyres after he mentioned he was selling the 1.2's
Lol, and that was after the car was staying standard. Lol.
FFS dont take my turbo out for a spin then, lol
That never happens lol!
Come to think of it, being good friends with chip is expensive.
Lol, great comment
Flol. Dan managed to spend fortunes on his LCR with no influence from me, it's just an excuse him blaming me, Lol.
Dan gets through birds even quicker than he does cars so none of them are around long enough to moan about the cars.