What figures should i expect??
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What figures should i expect??
Ok, car will be mapped in 2 weeks, looking for some idea on what figures i should be expecting once done from the mods below.
Simtek ecu
Full decat exhaust, 2.5 downpipe, 3 inch centre and back
Roger clark k+n induction with spun alloy trumpet
Walbro fuel pump
440 injectors
Hybrid front mount intercooler
Ported headers
Thanks in advance
Simtek ecu
Full decat exhaust, 2.5 downpipe, 3 inch centre and back
Roger clark k+n induction with spun alloy trumpet
Walbro fuel pump
440 injectors
Hybrid front mount intercooler
Ported headers
Thanks in advance
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depending if they are tuning it for reliability or power. if power (depending on turbo) about 350 MAX (440 injectors will hold you back from higher), for reliability i would say about 280 - 300 i have my98 classic running 260 to just keep her safe from bottom end damage but if you have 300+bhp make sure you have regular like clock work services or engine problems may happen. this is personal know how from mates and read ups on here. good luck and speed is good but keeping it reliable and keeping costs down are wise
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Got a set of pfr7's in, fresh oil and lambda due to previous issues, so hopefully should see the figures im hoping for.
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I meant easy for a competent mapper, as he doesn't have to wait 10mins between changes to take effect. He literally makes changes on the fly - helps eek out that all-important last bhp.
#11
You won't get 350 320 is most likely. you can push the 440's to 340 with a splash of NF but on the Simtek I'd play it safe
FWIW my clutch died about 2k miles after the power/torque increase and the gearbox was finished off after I put in a nice bitey exedy lol
1.4 bar
Don't forget to upgrade your map sensor if you want to run more boost. The existing one will restrict holding boost much beyond a bar as the existing map sensor stops play at 1.2 You need some margin of error for the boost target or you'll be cutting all day long
On my wagon I spliced in a 99 STi sensor which reads to 1.7
FWIW my clutch died about 2k miles after the power/torque increase and the gearbox was finished off after I put in a nice bitey exedy lol
1.4 bar
Don't forget to upgrade your map sensor if you want to run more boost. The existing one will restrict holding boost much beyond a bar as the existing map sensor stops play at 1.2 You need some margin of error for the boost target or you'll be cutting all day long
On my wagon I spliced in a 99 STi sensor which reads to 1.7
#12
260 might be low but im keeping in mind this car is 13yrs old. the engine done 118k loved miles and im mainly just trying to stop the engine from blowing up. still does 0-60 in 4.7 seconds mainly because its been lightened "a bit" lol
#13
Mine are 16 years old if you keep them serviced well and the mapping is sound you should have no problems beyond what is already there at 260 or 320 On the new 95' WRX I am putting in bigger injectors than 440's to allow greater margin
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As you can guess i have had problems with the simtek to start with, but thats all about to be sorted.
The car has had a brand new exedy organic clutch and skimmed flywheel, also a 3 bar map sensor is already in place.
Anything else i should be thinking about?? Im not to worried about the bhp if im honest, although i do want to notice a difference, i would like a car that drives spot on though and has accessible torque over standard. Will i notice much difference in the car from standard to what im hoping to end up with after mapping?.
The car has had a brand new exedy organic clutch and skimmed flywheel, also a 3 bar map sensor is already in place.
Anything else i should be thinking about?? Im not to worried about the bhp if im honest, although i do want to notice a difference, i would like a car that drives spot on though and has accessible torque over standard. Will i notice much difference in the car from standard to what im hoping to end up with after mapping?.
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fair play lol it is very tempting to get lightness and power to create a monster that could do 0-60 in 4.0seconds dead or close. cash is a major problem in my life and at the moment running standered ECU 8s which only allows 1.15bar on my IHI - VF 23 turbo and the pump is only doing about the same. might change it but got loads other work to do yet like new pads and discs (front and rear), broken in half spoiler (in process of being fixed), arch rust (will need sending off dont trust myself), manifold heat shield about to fall to bits, leaking rad, rocker gasket need a change, needs a good service and my other half being up the duff for our second child its a very costly year for me
but i would agree 330, if done right, will be about what you will get
but i would agree 330, if done right, will be about what you will get
#16
i would hope you do notice a difference, if set up well everything should respond quicker run tighter and feel more connected to you rather than just the car on the up you will also be able to out run a few BMW + AUDI business drivers that love to inspect your bumper
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As you can guess i have had problems with the simtek to start with, but thats all about to be sorted.
The car has had a brand new exedy organic clutch and skimmed flywheel, also a 3 bar map sensor is already in place.
Anything else i should be thinking about?? Im not to worried about the bhp if im honest, although i do want to notice a difference, i would like a car that drives spot on though and has accessible torque over standard. Will i notice much difference in the car from standard to what im hoping to end up with after mapping?.
The car has had a brand new exedy organic clutch and skimmed flywheel, also a 3 bar map sensor is already in place.
Anything else i should be thinking about?? Im not to worried about the bhp if im honest, although i do want to notice a difference, i would like a car that drives spot on though and has accessible torque over standard. Will i notice much difference in the car from standard to what im hoping to end up with after mapping?.
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Lol, im hoping to have a play with a few cars slightly higher up the vag group, porsche to be precise!!! Lol, nothing like worrying people in 80k cars with a 5k jap estate!!! Lol
But seriously, with regards to yours, no point in going for stuff your not confortable with financially, im in a similar boat, made redundant at beginning of july, working a ****ty job with crap money and a second nipper on the way, the only difference being that the vast majority of the work on mine has been done over the last 18 months so its onoy really sorting the mapping out thats left at the moment, then off the road over winter for some cosmetic work and possibly bigger billet turbo and associated bits, and most prob after that off e road n the summer due to a blown up gearbox!!!
But seriously, with regards to yours, no point in going for stuff your not confortable with financially, im in a similar boat, made redundant at beginning of july, working a ****ty job with crap money and a second nipper on the way, the only difference being that the vast majority of the work on mine has been done over the last 18 months so its onoy really sorting the mapping out thats left at the moment, then off the road over winter for some cosmetic work and possibly bigger billet turbo and associated bits, and most prob after that off e road n the summer due to a blown up gearbox!!!
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Nothing wrong with mine but I have pinched the exhaust off it for the new one and Sorn'd it while I find the right six speed. Once the new ones finished I'll crack on with the wagon Only other upgrades it will get beyond the six speed are some of Harvey's headers and uppipe and some Lateral Injectors Calling it a day at 350 and then just going to abuse it at every track day opportunity
#21
hope that don't happen. happened in my non turbo and was a nice hard fix but found a cheap park in a broker for £150 instead for 5x the amount new. i think me and you are doing mostly the same thing. i love the POWER FC ECU's but cant get hold of one easy i will get it or sotred one day but its still very quick and corners tighter than a ducks bum brill for going silverstone in. as for beating 80k cars as long as its not a GT3, GT2, 360, modded to **** skyline with 650bhp (next door mate wanted to play lol i won in corners but he won on speed)
overall you should be able to walk all over a cayman, and keep with a few 911's maybe beat one or 2 with 330bhp and you will have theses - as you go past
overall you should be able to walk all over a cayman, and keep with a few 911's maybe beat one or 2 with 330bhp and you will have theses - as you go past
#22
I use another one for track days atm
http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._6906391_n.jpg
I am using an Apexi in the new 95' WRX, picked it up for £300 they come up on ebay fairly regularly you just have to be quick
http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._6906391_n.jpg
I am using an Apexi in the new 95' WRX, picked it up for £300 they come up on ebay fairly regularly you just have to be quick
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Nothing wrong with mine but I have pinched the exhaust off it for the new one and Sorn'd it while I find the right six speed. Once the new ones finished I'll crack on with the wagon Only other upgrades it will get beyond the six speed are some of Harvey's headers and uppipe and some Lateral Injectors Calling it a day at 350 and then just going to abuse it at every track day opportunity
#24
It's certainly as far as I would go on the standard engine I am only a FMIC away from an identical set up on the new WRX, you can't beat 300-350 bhp in a classic just so much mindless fun. Anything over 350 I see as a ballache tbh, 350 is achievable and sustainable and good enough for me
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It's certainly as far as I would go on the standard engine I am only a FMIC away from an identical set up on the new WRX, you can't beat 300-350 bhp in a classic just so much mindless fun. Anything over 350 I see as a ballache tbh, 350 is achievable and sustainable and good enough for me
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