With a turbo build, i know you can use high compression ratio's, but....i'd rather stick to the safe side and not go over 8.8:1....unless your tune is perfect and you know the fuel going in the other end is also perfect, you could end up with a very expensive rebuild...
Eh - more would be great, if i could afford to drive it like a loon (expensive fuel here, remember?) and if there was anywhere other than the motorway i could really hoon it :/
I'm almost happy with it being stock!
Like i said, never more than 320bhp. Currently the most i'm concerned with is getting it running and reliable. Might as well do stuff with gearboxes whilst the engine/box is out.
Nope - no charcoal canister for definite. And EGR is an anomaly here, i think only some of the very last off the line ones had it....probably just getting rid of parts...
Doward - remember, EGR only existed in certain markets. Like here, it only existed on the really late models. We never had this charcoal canister thingy either.
I'm already turbo joe, so the R154 looks like it's going bye bye :D
Looks like the W58 likes to chew its own gears when it goes.....hmm....
And no, i didnt think i'd be able to kill it - i dont drive like a loony, even when i have the chance :)
Eh, the W58 feels more refined, a better shifting, smoother feeling box :)
My power goals at the moment, and for the forseeable future, is just a stock turbo rebuild, with the same elbow back, catless exhaust & filter. May one day shim the actuator for a bit more boost - 10psi or so, but its...
Interested in this as i really dont like the R154 box, its like stirring coal or operating a victorian railway signal box. The W58 was always so smooth...
I know they're not going to hold much more than about 320rwhp, but still, my power goals are minimal - looking at no more than that in its...
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Smashing Pumpkins
Sex Pistols
Alice in Chains
50 cent
Scissor Sisters
Led Zeppelin
The Eagles
The B52's
The Rolling Stones
Garbage
Those are all i can spot....
This might sound dumb....but what about just putting on the manifold from an N/A and removing the turbo? Plumb the AFM out straight to the 3000 pipe. Ding. Problem solved :D
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