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GMON 03-30-2004 11:42 AM

I think 90% of your problem was the stock efi. I agree that the intake may have been a choking point but I still bet it will be a screamer compared to the street port even with the stock intake.



The Haltech is for my turbo motor so its not a plan its a reality. I am just doing this project to show all the armchiar engineers that they are full of ****. I think your reversion theorys are way way off but we shal see. With the stock efi you barely even began to experience what the port could do and you also multiplied the effects of any problems the stock intake would have becuase of the shitty efi. I mean my god look at the timing alone. Also, why does Ito say that the car he built was fast when you say yours sucked. Either Ito was lying or someone did not get thier **** back toguter right. Which is it?



Gregory

bill shurvinton 03-30-2004 12:23 PM


Originally Posted by j9fd3s' date='Mar 30 2004, 08:24 AM
ok cool. make the metering pump, bac valve, and the 2 emission solenoids work.

injector resolution should be better than .001ms, fully sequential, maybe with a 3 stage staging setup. ignition needs to have enough outputs to run a 20b, with full split. let me use any ignition pickup i want. onboard wideband o2.



or just match the stock rx8 ecu, and make it tuneable

Do you really understand why you need those particular specs?



Given you ask for 1us resolution, 20B timing and then same spec as the RX8 unit that can't run a 20B I am less than convinced.

mazdaspeed7 03-30-2004 12:24 PM


Originally Posted by GMON' date='Mar 30 2004, 01:42 PM
I think 90% of your problem was the stock efi. I agree that the intake may have been a choking point but I still bet it will be a screamer compared to the street port even with the stock intake.



The Haltech is for my turbo motor so its not a plan its a reality. I am just doing this project to show all the armchiar engineers that they are full of ****. I think your reversion theorys are way way off but we shal see. With the stock efi you barely even began to experience what the port could do and you also multiplied the effects of any problems the stock intake would have becuase of the shitty efi. I mean my god look at the timing alone. Also, why does Ito say that the car he built was fast when you say yours sucked. Either Ito was lying or someone did not get thier **** back toguter right. Which is it?



Gregory

On Ito's car, it was a S4. The AFM has A LOT more range. My afm is maxed by 5k rpm. I dont know if my engine could even max out the afm on a S4. Also, the itnake manifold isnt as much of a restriction. The runners are longer also. And all 6 ports were bridged.



Since you are so set that Im wrong about the acoustics of the VDI manifold, why dont you post what you think is really happening.



And where the hell did you get 90% from? I know the stock ecu sucks, but you have much less personal experience than me, and you dont believe in the physics behind all this. Yet youre quotnig numbers on my engine.

Dramon_Killer 03-30-2004 08:57 PM

So anyways aside from the argueing thing.



A kid at my school has a race car. His engine has ITB's but instead of having the butterfly thing in it its got plates that slide off to the side so at WOT there is no restriction whatsoever. Has anyone heard of this?

mazdaspeed7 03-30-2004 09:09 PM


Originally Posted by Dramon_Killer' date='Mar 30 2004, 10:57 PM
So anyways aside from the argueing thing.



A kid at my school has a race car. His engine has ITB's but instead of having the butterfly thing in it its got plates that slide off to the side so at WOT there is no restriction whatsoever. Has anyone heard of this?

Yeah. Its called slide throttles. (original name, huh?) Some of the guys runnign all motor rotaries are using them on their PP engines. At WOT, there is nothing blocking the intake tract like with a typical throttle. But its very much a race part, they arent as good at low throttle. Sealing problems result in whats basically a permanent vacuum leak.

White_FC 03-30-2004 09:17 PM

And they cost shitloads....

Drago86 03-30-2004 09:42 PM

lots of motorcycles use them, very trick.

White_FC 03-30-2004 10:04 PM

Forgot to post this earlier in this thread.. well worth the read IMHO about intakes and what not.



Have a read of this.

mazdaspeed7 03-31-2004 06:45 AM


Originally Posted by White_FC' date='Mar 31 2004, 12:04 AM
Forgot to post this earlier in this thread.. well worth the read IMHO about intakes and what not.



Have a read of this.

Wow. Just wow.

White_FC 03-31-2004 06:53 AM

I agree... download the movies of the 300HP brideport on the dyno... Horn.. pure horn.. that's all I have to say https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png



300hp@10Krpm.. pretty decent effort in anyones books.



In fact there is a new IPRA race car up here with a rohan ambrose built 13b brideport in it, (allegedly 300hp jobbie) and all I have to say is WOW, it hauls, i'm not certain how much this particular engine puts down that i'm talking about, but wow, it really does have some speed to it.



But yes, I feel everyone here in this thread should have a read of that thread to have a better understanding of some tried and tested inlet ideas before posting more stuff in this thread again.. Great read, that is all https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png



(ps, yes i realise there were way to many 'threads' in that last sentance... https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR )


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