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No need for comp to be lower than stock with any turbo combo.
mark
Even with standard ECU and a car used regularly on track ?
Personally, I'd want to see no higher than 7.6:1 with a T34, as above this you WILL get det on a high speed run with 25psi held......
Even with 7.6:1, I did three back to back runs at Bruntingthorpe (with the cool down between each driving gently around the back of the circuit) and on the third run there was a faint hint of det. Therefore, I knew what I could get away with. On standard compression, the det would have been there by the end of the first run or would have required so much ignition pulled out, that it would have been pointless running at that level.
Obviously I am talking about having something that is 100% safe in all conditions.....
Mike Rainbird Click above - Sarcasm is just a free service I provide.
Even with standard ECU and a car used regularly on track ?
Personally, I'd want to see no higher than 7.6:1 with a T34, as above this you WILL get det on a high speed run with 25psi held......
Even with 7.6:1, I did three back to back runs at Bruntingthorpe (with the cool down between each driving gently around the back of the circuit) and on the third run there was a faint hint of det. Therefore, I knew what I could get away with. On standard compression, the det would have been there by the end of the first run or would have required so much ignition pulled out, that it would have been pointless running at that level.
Obviously I am talking about having something that is 100% safe in all conditions.....
Mike
When I map them there is no cool down in between so they are mapped for max heat and they still make the correct power.
would be interesting to know why the old school tuners went down the low comp route in the first place if as you say now Mark, its not necessary.
Whats changed?? is it mapping ability??
I would say in the early days it would have been the adjustabilty of there mapping interface and experiance,
Then you get stuck in your ways and not experament but there will also be completly the wrong specs that wont work with the higher comp side,
I am not saying go 10-1 but I cant see why you would want to change away from the stock comp.
I would say in the early days it would have been the adjustabilty of there mapping interface and experiance,
Then you get stuck in your ways and not experament but there will also be completly the wrong specs that wont work with the higher comp side,
I am not saying go 10-1 but I cant see why you would want to change away from the stock comp.
Mark
Is there still need for small exhaust housings then? Or is this just down to the ability of the mapper?
Is there still need for small exhaust housings then? Or is this just down to the ability of the mapper?
A small housing can have a effect but I find choosing the right turbo first helps rather than some companies that fit a big comp wheel on a small rear.
Ok.. why? To keep the backpressure down? How much is the 3071 capable of? you know my spec (well basically )
On a 3076 with a .63 its a bit on the high side, the 3071 is good for around 500hp flat out and the 76 is good for 560hp, but genrealy take 20 to 30hp off those for a average engine.
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