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Daimo B
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Which still isn't bad for a 2.0 4 pot turbo......

VXR/ST/Megan/MP5 only run between 220-250 at the fly...

Power holds at peak for a lot of revs though 4500-6750 ish...... but 1.7 bar
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quote:
Originally posted by John G



Boost & AFR

Very dissapointing, you can see the X is mapped to throw in so much fuel after 3,000 rpm, and it really falls on its face.






the fuelling on that is pefect, the delay until 3000 rpm is the readings from probe in the exhaust stabilising during the run. a flat AFR graph is exactly what you want, so much so that that AFR graph seems perfect.
Scotty C
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Evo 8 FQ 400 FTW
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a little rich don't you think dave?
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most modern turbo cars run rich for safety. definite room for improvements there though
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yeah, that was kinda the point

bolton
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pretty poor power for the boost its running id say,
considering my let runs 230@wheels@12psi!
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25th Feb 08 at 21:15   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
do you have the same turbo?

as you could run lower pressure with a larger turbo and shift more air
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i spy mike gurney
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well spotted dan

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