Oh... don't worry The guy pretty much reprogrammed all the different parameter tables. It runs real good. My only gripe is the long dwell time on downshifts at wot, made a vid to show him it's still processing as of the time of this posting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiA-RpF0EJw
Damn, that's a fuckin sweet ride, andyman. Took it to the track yet? Sorry if I missed it, didn't read the whole thread...
I got a question, since we're talkin rides. I just got a new FX4 a couple weeks ago and I'm noticing a squeeking in the throttle. It only does it in the middle of the throttle. If I push it further, it stops, and if I just barely give it the gas it doesn't do it. Just right there in between. Kinda sounds like if you had bad brakes, only it never happens when I hit the brakes. Only when I accelerate. Any ideas?
fucking EGR values. they can be a real pain in the ass. try and get it bypassed if you can, you might have to live with the engine fault line if you do.
Yeando wrote:Awesome setup there fella. But I cant help but look at that air filter, its exposed, and I thought that hot engine air aint great for the performance if the air filter catches it. Slugs it a bit
EDIT: Or was it just my Focus being a cunt-wad after me trying to chav it up with a £50 air cone?
Intake air temp doesn't make as big a difference as commonly believed... The compression is making a much bigger difference to temperature, hence the need for an intercooler.
What does concern me a bit is the availability of air at that spot under the hood. Looks like it could use a vent, Andy...
Lots of drama about situating the air intake in the middle of the engine where there is standing hot air from the engine compartment. Warmer air takes up more space in the cylinder, so you can fit less air and fuel in for each spark.
But there's much more heat generated by a turbo/super setup and the intercooler does a good job of stripping that off... so outside air temp isn't as big a problem as it's made out to be.
I used to have a bunch of dyno results to back this up but alas, no more.