Even better then sounds like a good buy
Certainly will matey
I need all the performance I can get, got some stiff competition in 2014
Even better then sounds like a good buy
Certainly will matey
Really?I need all the performance I can get, got some stiff competition in 2014
Really?
Should I be concerned
Fearless or brainless. Depends how you see usNah you rally boys are a different breed, always the quickest!
You'll learn the way of the rallyist soonI'm rather brainy and fearful... Explains my few 1st's
Good work Paul definitely worth following up if the carbs are staying for a while
Have you looked at bias's GSx in the k10 blogs?
Tea strainers! Awesome lol
I was about to suggest a cheap volt meterI just need a cost effective way of measuring it without spending 40+ quid, an old boost gauge maybe?
Got a few spare MAF's good thinking batmanI was about to suggest a cheap volt meter
Hook it up to a map sensor and watch for a change in voltage.. if that's cheaper
a MAP sensor will meter pressure, a MAF wont tho surely ?Got a few spare MAF's good thinking batman
these are highly recommended paul they register half a psi with ease, + pressure or vacuum
http://www.mpdirect.co.uk/p/5909/draper-vacuum-and-fuel-pump-tester
1 or 2 psi is difficult to discern tbh, 3 or 4 psi is bum-dyno noticable
a MAP sensor will meter pressure, a MAF wont tho surely ?
Increased pressure means increased density, so volumetric flow rate will be same but mass flow rate will be increased.a MAP sensor will meter pressure, a MAF wont tho surely ?
i think you would need an intake the size of a windscreen, and a very slow taper to gain 3 or 4 psi @ 100mph personally paul.Awesome ta Frank, i imagine il only have very minamal amounts to register but its worth a go for the price of a bit of hose.
Do you think a hose with a lessening diameter say 80/70/60 would help the air gain speed or is that not going to work over only 15 inches of pipe?
i think you would need an intake the size of a windscreen, and a very slow taper to gain 3 or 4 psi @ 100mph personally paul.
a bellmouth and bit of ducting would hardly register on a gauge like mine ^
a ram air setup probably helps intake flow when you hit the throttle and have vacuum conditions in the intake, but once the airflow is up to speed you need proper boost to have any real gains
i doubt it would show tbh andy, else my MAF would be waaaay off the scale @ 1 bar of boostIncreased pressure means increased density, so volumetric flow rate will be same but mass flow rate will be increased.
is your speed sensor disconnected paul ?as in 4th & 5th its struggling
I stand by this and experimentationI was about to suggest a cheap volt meter
Hook it up to a map sensor and watch for a change in voltage.. if that's cheaper
is your speed sensor disconnected paul ?
yes mate, 2 screws on the pre-facelift type ones (maybe a separate wire on facelifts ?) the ecu does stuff to the maps over a certain speed if thats still connected ehNow il look daft, is this in the back of the binnacle Frank?
yes mate, 2 screws on the pre-facelift type ones (maybe a separate wire on facelifts ?) the ecu does stuff to the maps over a certain speed if thats still connected eh
Pin 24 on the facelift cluster, a yellow and blue wiremine holds back noticeably is its not disconnected paul, and i use my lambda voltage to gauge how much throttle to give on a long hill in 5th gear.
i can slowly increase the throttle and it holds in closed loop, then with a tad more throttle it kicks into open loop/acceleration enrichment.
where,as with it connected it will hold closed loop even if i boot it full throttle (in 4th and 5th)
Them springs a tad stiff mate?
Could be mate, it's basically going to be a circuit setup for what it will get used for there's about 10mm of clearance on full lock but it will go higher once I've played about with the mounts a bit! Nothing on this is for form just functionLooks a tad low for proper driving too do you get tyre rub now?
285 isnt mega either. About 5kg/mmThese are the 285lb fitted at the minute mate, but yeh when I drove up the edge of the Kirb (only an inch high) it felt like it bounced up and wobbled on the tyres to be honest.
Tyres are set at 30psi on the front but il need to move the bushes about before a proper drive so the bonnet doesn't get damaged
285 isnt mega either. About 5kg/mm
Are they compression adjustable?
They'll be ok for circuit setup not many curbs on the track
They'll be ok for circuit setup not many curbs on the track
May be so what were you on before?Just adjustable on the rebound bud, good job the hillclimbs on the smoother stuff this year.
It's probably I'm just used to the softer springs to be honest
May be so what were you on before?
I'm on gravel rally setup so I'll just attack it
Well that's a fair bit of an increase then, over twice as stiff now130lb fixed rate bud
I'd be disappointed of you didn't lad!
Could be mate, it's basically going to be a circuit setup for what it will get used for there's about 10mm of clearance on full lock but it will go higher once I've played about with the mounts a bit! Nothing on this is for form just function
Aye I know this. Good friend of mine has the same problem with the msa. Bloody good driver too. I'm no expert on diabetes but I'm sure you'd know if you're ok to race/rallyMight have to give up on the rallying idea in the next few years, apparently The MSA aren't keen on Type 1 Diabetics holding race/rally licenses without expensive medicals
Yeh mate have the license (for now) just need the budget lolAhh I guess, keep on forgetting you don't rally...!
Where you just on springs and dampers before then?
Aye I know this. Good friend of mine has the same problem with the msa. Bloody good driver too. I'm no expert on diabetes but I'm sure you'd know if you're ok to race/rally
Yeh mate have the license (for now) just need the budget lol
Yeh uprated dampers and matts lowered/rally springs so its a bit of a change