seems youve wasted your time... theres a guy in pfc this month with 220 bhp with only a bmc cda, powerflow exhaust and decat with a remap...
That I would like to see,wonder what RR that was fiddled on.
at the very lowest point in the rev range, it exacerbates the lumpiness of the cams, and it needs a little blip to keep her smooth but thats just the trade off with cams when pulling away.
^LOL
I'm going to Shirehorse, interested in seeing what your ITB'd 182 is like compared to my Stage 2 R26
mine doesn't do that, and my cams are a LOT wilder....and it's not mapped. Infact, I've never seen that with cams and ITBs :S
It is intersting to see that power graph and how the power excels after 5000rpm, but i think id be left a little disapointed with no gain below that?
Longer trumpets will show a gain at lower RPM but then you're into fitting a short rad, loosing the aircon, fitting bonnet pins etc. etc.
You can't have your cake and eat it unfortunately so this package is the best solution if you want to use the car every day, keep the aircon and so on. If you want to get into chopping metal etc. then you can find circa 15 ftlbs at 3500RPM - entirely up to the customer if they want to go down this route but for a daily driver it's a bit much IMHO.
mine was a daily when we all decided to butcher it....lol
Longer trumpets will show a gain at lower RPM but then you're into fitting a short rad, loosing the aircon, fitting bonnet pins etc. etc.
You can't have your cake and eat it unfortunately so this package is the best solution if you want to use the car every day, keep the aircon and so on. If you want to get into chopping metal etc. then you can find circa 15 ftlbs at 3500RPM - entirely up to the customer if they want to go down this route but for a daily driver it's a bit much IMHO.
Trust you Your rad, airbox, slam panel etc. cost more to fab than one of our complete kits!!
Longer trumpets will show a gain at lower RPM but then you're into fitting a short rad, loosing the aircon, fitting bonnet pins etc. etc.
You can't have your cake and eat it unfortunately so this package is the best solution if you want to use the car every day, keep the aircon and so on. If you want to get into chopping metal etc. then you can find circa 15 ftlbs at 3500RPM - entirely up to the customer if they want to go down this route but for a daily driver it's a bit much IMHO.
Longer trumpets will show a gain at lower RPM but then you're into fitting a short rad, loosing the aircon, fitting bonnet pins etc. etc.
You can't have your cake and eat it unfortunately so this package is the best solution if you want to use the car every day, keep the aircon and so on. If you want to get into chopping metal etc. then you can find circa 15 ftlbs at 3500RPM - entirely up to the customer if they want to go down this route but for a daily driver it's a bit much IMHO.
People are forgetting how little this has actually had done! Matts done a fantastic job considering the slam panel etc has not been touched and standard rad etc.
I was offered the option of longer trumpets with all the extra but chopped away but its a daily so
Until you have been in the car you won't know how good it is
Had a couple if people in it today, including one who has bodies etc and he was impressed.
For me it was the perfect spec, and it goes like stink
P.s. Done another half a tank of V Power now too
This why we don't have to rev the nuts off ours,it pulls so well from down in the rev range.Infact it's ACE.
Thanks TDF sir.
I think Jay has all the gumpf on that stuff,tech I don't do.We have 90mm.Would be interesting to see a side by side graph if you have one Tony? I know it's a different car, and you've both had them mapped on different fuels, but it would still be interesting .
For me, the lower revs are where it's needed on track, so it sounds like a great setup without having to mess with final drive etc. You running 60mm trumpets?
The extra long trumpets will show pretty similar torque peak wise, but from 3.5 k Jay & Tonys car will be at peak torque I should imagine, and will hold it to the limiter.
But comparing a race car and track cars a bit silly really!
The peak torque / power higher up the rev range will be good on track, as that's where it will be the vast majority of the time, higher rpm