euro spec intake manifolds have the EGR provision aswell AFAIK. My '94 does atleast and I bet the later models too.
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I know I don't post much here, but I wanted to chime in and say a couple things.
1. damn. 2. will and andrew, congrats. That's really fast. I think my car has probably better throttle response than 99% of turbo cars out there. But there is definately a difference between that and cars with instant throttle response. 3. I've lived outside of California too long. My records are going to fall. Congrats in advance for doing it. I'm pretty sure it will be a combo of the people and cars in this forum... Matt |
Originally Posted by Matt [exz3owner]
(Post 500249)
3. I've lived outside of California too long. My records are going to fall. Congrats in advance for doing it. I'm pretty sure it will be a combo of the people and cars in this forum...
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don't worry, I could never quit you.
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brb, gotta herd sheep.
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Originally Posted by Ben
(Post 500166)
That is interesting. I am wondering/assuming that a non-US manifold won't have to be provisioned for the EGR valve, so the the runners will be more equal-length than the turd we got.
Slightly bigger runners Slightly more plenum volume TB has less obstructed flow to plenum No VICS or VTCS Might guess it makes a tad more power. Won't know 'til March or so though. Moving to new shop in 4 weeks. Pic borrowed from MX5Cartalk.com (Australia). Also seen in Japan, UK and EU. http://www.mx5.com.au/nsw/images/engine.jpg |
I need one of those.
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For serious, forget my ITB idea, furk.
Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 499996)
With all the drama Savingaids and I have been through on the road to track reliability, it takes a special kind of moron to overlook this supercharger.
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Originally Posted by emilio700
(Post 499994)
TPS based boost control is no secret. Virtually all OEM turbos have some road speed or TPS parameter controlling the boost solenoid. To control it very precisely, you really need a full PID control but most DIY'ers do it with a PWM map. ..
It's handy on a turbo set up that will exhibit PTFB (Part Throttle Full Boost). PTFB is kinda fun on a street car where you barely touch the throttle and go blasting through traffic. On the track and autocross course, it's damned annoying since you are trying to control tire slip angle with torque, and it has a mind of it's own. More of an issue on the track where you want to fine tune slip angle on long constant radius turns. One of the nice things about the AEM is you can use a 3D MAP of target boost, with TPS and RPM as the axes. |
Same here, I use the boost target per TPS & RPM to raise my 7psi WG spring pressure to 14. Works pretty well on smoothing out the torque feel.
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You can also run an adjustable pressure relief valve inline to your MBC to control boost onset.
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Originally Posted by emilio700
(Post 499994)
TPS based boost control is no secret. Virtually all OEM turbos have some road speed or TPS parameter controlling the boost solenoid. To control it very precisely, you really need a full PID control but most DIY'ers do it with a PWM map. ..
It's handy on a turbo set up that will exhibit PTFB (Part Throttle Full Boost). PTFB is kinda fun on a street car where you barely touch the throttle and go blasting through traffic. On the track and autocross course, it's damned annoying since you are trying to control tire slip angle with torque, and it has a mind of it's own. More of an issue on the track where you want to fine tune slip angle on long constant radius turns. One of the nice things about the AEM is you can use a 3D MAP of target boost, with TPS and RPM as the axes. |
Originally Posted by JasonC SBB
(Post 504983)
LOL I've been talking about PTFB and the solution since about 2001. This is why I use a 5 psi wastegate can and then use EBC to raise it to 10.
One of the nice things about the AEM is you can use a 3D MAP of target boost, with TPS and RPM as the axes. |
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Originally Posted by TurboTim
(Post 505302)
Really?
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William enjoying a little Kraftwerks Rotrex power oversteer coming off the skidpad at Streets of Willow CW today. Oh yeah, we reset the absolute lap record for Miatas at 1:22.830
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That wing needs bigger strakes/plates, or whatever we're calling them now.
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Very cool to be seeing times being dropped further and further
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Originally Posted by hustler
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That wing needs bigger strakes/plates, or whatever we're calling them now.
Seriously, why not just mount them to the outsides of the quarter panels at the bumper seam. |
Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 506280)
endplates?
Seriously, why not just mount them to the outsides of the quarter panels at the bumper seam. but had too much rear down force, had to keep cranking up the rear wing. center of the wing is actually pointed up 2 degree in that picture. doing that, side plate will no long line up with the body. a bit ugly, so I will put back stock end plate. thanks to you. you helped us fixed start issue. and saw your post on transient throttle, which fixed most of the stuttering issue by noon. this beat Savington's previous record by 0.1 sec. but to be fair, there was with a chicane repavement 2 months ago, which is worth 0.25 - 0.5 second depending on who you talk to. |
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