Last 2 photos showing finished install from the top and re-located outside temperature sensor.
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Last 2 photos showing finished install from the top and re-located outside temperature sensor.
Great to see AndreM, that will be my next mood let me know how you go in a month time. Bruce Davies mentioned to see a power increase you would need a remap suited to the new Intercooler do you feel any change in performance as it is?
The way I see it, you would need a remap to take advantage of the cooler air, Is there any more turbo lag with the larger volume of air required to be moved?
I'm taking a run this w/e so will let you know about the performance although I have not noticed anything stunning so far.
When researching, I emailed Pete at Bell Autos in UK (BAS remap). He said the intercooler would really help with breathing and heat and can be done before or after a remap as engine and sensors are complex enough to deal with the changes.
I suspect there a bit of black magic in all this and we would only know the real answers to performance with a dyno or a race track :twisted:, and some controlled tests with different remaps.
Yeah, a Dyno is the way to go!
Good to see. I have the quote back for postage on same package with a De-cat pipe included (only offroad officer).
BAS Remap already on way after sending my ECU data a while back.
I can get basic acceleration readings with what I have but there are so many variables I wont be writing a thesis but should get the gist of improvement.
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Originally Posted by Runnadude
Call me old fashioned but I reckon the best dyno is in the seat of your pants and Either you can feel the improvement or you can't.
cheers,
Terry
Where do you get these magic pants ?Quote:
the best dyno is in the seat of your pants
They would save me lots as getting engine and chassis dyno time is expensive on my bikes and cars. There's a market out there for these pants.
I cant feel it with my pants each few millimetres I extend my 1935 Red Hunter bike intake manifold.
Hello D3viate,
Seriously if its a case of needing a dyno to tell if it is making more power then any increase is pretty average.
That is what I was referring to, if you can't feel it in the seat of your pants then the increase isn't really worth measuring.
As for dyno's, well I don't know where you are located however if you need to save a few bucks you can always come down to Wakefield Park Raceway and use my Dynojet dyno for your bike if you like. If your up to it I can always arrange a track day for you with either your cars or bikes as well and if your into motorcycle racing I'm sure I can sort something out for you on that front as well. ..;)
cheers,
Terry