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Old 12-04-12, 05:18 PM
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English is not my first language ,

Calm down guys wow I didn't know I cause all this ...

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Originally Posted by RENESISFD
This is the 3rd gen section. Most members here do not want to read poorly constructed posts and thread titles. The members in this section are held to a higher standard and are expected to type coherently and to not use internet slang. The sentences do not have to be perfect, but your sentence structure is on a kindergarten level and is intolerable to most including me.

If you worked on your typing skills, you will get better responses to your questions. More members would be willing to help because they would actually be able to understand whatever statement or question you are trying to make/ask.

However if there is some reason why you can not type well ( english is not your primary language, medical condition) then that is fine, but, if it is because you are lazy then your threads and posts will be deleted.
Wow. Clearly he is only here to gain cultural learnings from U.S and A for make benefit great nation Khazakstan. go easy!
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I don't need to learn anything from the us thanks mate,not everyone has to speak English then he will be accepted from people I speak 3 languages...
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Originally Posted by Denorx7
English is not my first language ,

Calm down guys wow I didn't know I cause all this ...

OK. Thats all I wanted to know.


To the other people in this thread, leave the OP alone. If you cant positively contribute to this thread then don't post.
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I try my best change subject now I'm getting bored ..
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Originally Posted by fendamonky
In England BHP means Brake HP, or wheel HP.

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BHP does not mean wheel HP.

Brake horsepower (bhp) is the measure of an engine's horsepower before the loss in power caused by the gearbox, alternator, differential, water pump, and other auxiliary components such as power steering pump, muffled exhaust system, etc. Brake refers to a device which was used to load an engine and hold it at a desired RPM. During testing, the output torque and rotational speed were measured to determine the brake horsepower

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^ so i guess, after the three years I lived in England, my grasp of English terms is wrong...

I'm well aware of what bhp means on this side of the Pond... I also know what people are referring to when they say bhp (or brake) in England. Bhp and whp are interchangeable there.

Also, to the OP, if Re:worx did your mapping (I'm assuming that Max is still working there) than you likely are running rich, I'm willing to bet that you're also running a higher than stock base fuel pressure. The increased fuel pressure will also raise the flow of your injectors.

I used to drive down to see Max, Geoff, and Chris when I was living near Huntingdon, up by where the A1 meets theA14.
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^ so i guess, after the three years I lived in England, my grasp of English terms is wrong...

I'm well aware of what bhp means on this side of the Pond... I also know what people are referring to when they say bhp (or brake) in England. Bhp and whp are interchangeable there.

Also, to the OP, if Re:worx did your mapping (I'm assuming that Max is still working there) than you likely are running rich, I'm willing to bet that you're also running a higher than stock base fuel pressure. The increased fuel pressure will also raise the flow of your injectors.

I used to drive down to see Max, Geoff, and Chris when I was living near Huntingdon, up by where the A1 meets theA14.
This is the story of my engine,
Basically reworx built 3 racing engines for themselves 2 years ago to go on track and my engine make just under 500bh at the time so they didn't want it and they put on side,then a customer came with blown engine witches my previous owner and bought the engine of them and they fitted on his car plus tune and remap, but I don't know who works on it,regarding the fuel system all I know my car running rich yes,and 850cc injectors all round ,sard high capacity fuel pump,and that's it I don't know how much flow or other stuff because I don't have gauges yet to monitor what's going on.

I want to put bigger injectors like 1680cc secondary but the problem is my ecu is hks pro f con very hard to find someone near me to remap it that's why I have to wait till summer and try sort it out.
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Originally Posted by fendamonky
^ so i guess, after the three years I lived in England, my grasp of English terms is wrong...

I'm well aware of what bhp means on this side of the Pond... I also know what people are referring to when they say bhp (or brake) in England. Bhp and whp are interchangeable there.

Also, to the OP, if Re:worx did your mapping (I'm assuming that Max is still working there) than you likely are running rich, I'm willing to bet that you're also running a higher than stock base fuel pressure. The increased fuel pressure will also raise the flow of your injectors.

I used to drive down to see Max, Geoff, and Chris when I was living near Huntingdon, up by where the A1 meets theA14.
Hrm... well seing as the OP himself is listing his BHP and his WHP as seperate numbers...

Seeing as all the car dealerships list their cars new on their sites with BHP numbers (which we all know isn't WHP)...

In all the time I've spent in the UK I've never had any "car guy" tell me BHP was WHP.

-Geoff
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Originally Posted by Denorx7
I want to put bigger injectors like 1680cc secondary but the problem is my ecu is hks pro f con very hard to find someone near me to remap it that's why I have to wait till summer and try sort it out.
Are you on fduk?

I'm sure you could find a used Apexi PFC in good nick there, also Blitzboy on that forum is meant to be pretty good at mapping and he'll probably do it for less than re:worx.

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Hrm... well seing as the OP himself is listing his BHP and his WHP as seperate numbers...

Seeing as all the car dealerships list their cars new on their sites with BHP numbers (which we all know isn't WHP)...

In all the time I've spent in the UK I've never had any "car guy" tell me BHP was WHP.

-Geoff
Um.... He listed his car as having 400bhp, then specified it as having 394. His dyno graph shows 467 hp. 15% drivetrain loss would be about 70hp, taking his wheel figure down to mid-390's... Aka an approximation of 400 at the wheels.

But whatever dude, keep thinking what you want, I really don't care enough to argue with you over the specific usage of the word "brake" in British car slang. The "car guys on your visits" probably didn't use the terms because they didn't feel like arguing with you over something stupid like this. Just like they probably didn't tell you that they were chuffed you'd come but were gutted that the trip made you skint..

You're right, I'm wrong, I don't give enough of a **** about your opinion to keep arguing.
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