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1rolling road  Empty rolling road 24th January 2015, 12:34 pm

TomeiR



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car gets mapped for the first time on monday. im the first uk owner and have had her 10 years. its never been on rollers. not sure what to expect. going to a tune and slight advance in timing. cars running good at the moment. hope nothing goes wrong on the rollers causing abort

2rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 24th January 2015, 12:58 pm

Mr B

Mr B
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About best thing can do really is get it on rollers and proper checked mapped. regardless of power result it best thing you can do for long term reliability.
So what ecu you using.
Always chance of something being found causing a tune to be aborted or not reaching the goal but that just way it is with a 20yr+ car unless you really go to town checking & updating a few things.
Good chance it will be fine if seems healthy & being a proper owner of 10years plus means you know that car well.
Hope goes well & get a happy result.

3rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 24th January 2015, 1:48 pm

TomeiR



ive got a blitz ecu but wont be using that yet. im going to have it on standard ecu. good thing about these are they run rich. thanks for the reasurance
Laughing

4rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 26th January 2015, 2:49 pm

TomeiR



not too good today. car not wanting to take more than 235.7hp
was looking for around the 275hp mark. turbo seems fone. vacum pipes may be shot or positioned incorrectly. stripping everything down including the boost controller down. hopefully get a result before 4.30 or the car stays there.
stock tubby. stock injectors . 3inch exhaust and tubby elbow.

5rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 26th January 2015, 3:33 pm

Indy



Correct me if im wrong but I'm sure that's sounds about right if everything is stock and running 0.7 bar mine on the rr day made about that stock everything except induction and exhaust

6rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 26th January 2015, 3:53 pm

TomeiR



ran it at 0.9

7rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 26th January 2015, 5:15 pm

TomeiR



just made 287hp. Very Happy

reckon we couldve got another 30 but thats enough for today. buzzing

8rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 26th January 2015, 5:21 pm

PartyPete

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Bet it makes a big difference to how it drives now?!

9rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 26th January 2015, 6:54 pm

Bones

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What made the difference?

10rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 26th January 2015, 7:54 pm

TomeiR



dodgy vaccum connections
bad plugs then air/feul mixture then not taking the 1 bar loop
we had to rip the profec b our and re plumb into system.

11rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 27th January 2015, 3:30 am

Indy



Ahh 0.9 well done fella

12rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 27th January 2015, 1:37 pm

houghy_1



Pretty much what I got with 0.9 bar,mine made 289 bhp Very Happy

13rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 27th January 2015, 2:12 pm

TomeiR



apperently he almost killed himself as the breaks wernt holding the power. hopefully gazed pads. will have to bench them. really happy with that result.

14rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 27th January 2015, 2:36 pm

Mr B

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Good to here all worked out well.
brake overhaul not expensive or little bigger upgrade new/used could be option if you not happy with them.

15rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 27th January 2015, 4:28 pm

TomeiR



ive always wanted to do a conversion with breaks. ie put some porsche calipers on it. not sure if its been done

16rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 27th January 2015, 9:03 pm

johnny gtir

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It has but i am not sure of the details. Up to a point and this is a broad statement any caliper will work if you fab the right bracket up

17rolling road  Empty Re: rolling road 27th January 2015, 9:13 pm

TomeiR



im sure anything is possible, they would squeeze behind some 17s i think.
just get the bells made etc

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