My Budget Peripheral Port/80mm Turbo/60mm ITB/Intake Manifold/Fuel System Build
05-20-09, 12:43 AM
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Wow I just found this gem of a thread tonight and read through the whole thing. What an amazing project, and best of luck to figuring out whats wrong! Its probably something simple.
05-26-09, 06:17 PM
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It is likely that I will be unemployed in less than a month, so I am waiting to see what will happen before I take the car back to the dyno. Sucks, but I have to make sure I have a steady income before I spend more money on the car. I will be taking it back ASAP though.
06-01-09, 02:59 PM
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I actually still have these coils for sale. Chris and I worked first hand with these coils and can attest to their abilities. You will NOT find a better coil for the money. Don't need any amps or anything of the like, etc...just wire directly to the individual ignition outputs of your ECU.
Feel free to do some research over on the efi101 forums to feel them out if you'd like. Everyone that uses them swears by them.
PM me if interested.
06-18-09, 05:52 PM
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Well, as of today I am unemployed, so the car won't be tuned for at least 3-4 weeks or until I can find a job. However, I will now have time to troubleshoot the problem, hopefully correct it, and finish everything on the car.
06-25-09, 05:20 PM
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when it comes down to it its up to and how much power he wants to make. look at turboR1 and his car he ran like a 1.05 and made 500hp and now hes running like a S475 if i remember right and if you look that thing has to have like a 1.15-1.32 for sure just check it out or message him i think a 1.32 is not to big. i have personally ran a 1.15 on a street ported motor and yea it was laggy but on a bridged motor it would have been perfect for sure
07-08-09, 04:32 AM
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hey I found this thread tonight and read through it, I like the work you did..
for those guys that said they would do as good with that equipment...............shut up..lol
I am a engineer and have worked on many race team I built peri port race engines for some time and with all my knowlegde I cant weld or machine to save my life........
I am doing a LOW BUDGET miata rotary build and believe me it looks nothing like that.....then agiain i am doing it all in my garage with a hacksaw and mig welder and die grinder..thats all I have...LOL
anyway dude this is what I wanted to tell you ..........I am now teaching in a university in Ohio , it is a technical institute and we specialize in High Performance stuff..........I am willing to help you out by getting you some time free on our dyno,........maybe together we can figure this out and you wont have to pay for the time on the dyno either .........all day for free!!!!I know my students will love the chance to work with you........
I know the dyno will be free next week or so, so if your in let me know...........
PS I will not post my build after this....LOL ook maybe i will to show the how not to build.....lol
for those guys that said they would do as good with that equipment...............shut up..lol
I am a engineer and have worked on many race team I built peri port race engines for some time and with all my knowlegde I cant weld or machine to save my life........
I am doing a LOW BUDGET miata rotary build and believe me it looks nothing like that.....then agiain i am doing it all in my garage with a hacksaw and mig welder and die grinder..thats all I have...LOL
anyway dude this is what I wanted to tell you ..........I am now teaching in a university in Ohio , it is a technical institute and we specialize in High Performance stuff..........I am willing to help you out by getting you some time free on our dyno,........maybe together we can figure this out and you wont have to pay for the time on the dyno either .........all day for free!!!!I know my students will love the chance to work with you........
I know the dyno will be free next week or so, so if your in let me know...........
PS I will not post my build after this....LOL ook maybe i will to show the how not to build.....lol
07-28-09, 10:37 AM
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Just spotted this thread while looking for something completely different (dry ice to remove sound proofing) and its amazing the amount of work done. Love the throttle assembly, never seen that style of throttle before !
Thinking about the issues I think the biggest question I have is the position of the throttles in relation with the plenum. I've never seen it where the throttle is after the plenum before. It is always before the plenum. Wouldn't this make the intake length much too short forcing the peak power point much higher up the rev band ? would it make peak power way past max rpm ?
Shaun
Thinking about the issues I think the biggest question I have is the position of the throttles in relation with the plenum. I've never seen it where the throttle is after the plenum before. It is always before the plenum. Wouldn't this make the intake length much too short forcing the peak power point much higher up the rev band ? would it make peak power way past max rpm ?
Shaun
08-04-09, 05:31 AM
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those are called barrel style TB and were found on many british race cars and older sports cars ...they work fine and off the same prinicple of a plate style....they actually have more fine control over airflow as it is more gradual in its curve for open and close..versus the plate which is more of a ON/OFF swith with a little give in between
as for the location I will let Slow tell you why he chose to do it like that
as for the location I will let Slow tell you why he chose to do it like that
08-04-09, 12:11 PM
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Cool, that's only 30mins down the road from me 
I really like the style of the barrel throttle. Is there a reason why they are not use much nowadays ? Look very cool !
Shaun
I really like the style of the barrel throttle. Is there a reason why they are not use much nowadays ? Look very cool !
Shaun
08-04-09, 05:59 PM
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Its all about give and take. The roller barrel throttle bodies will flow more air than a butterfly TB of same size due to not having a throttle bar/plate in the air flow. They also give more control over the amount of air getting past. BUT they have BAD problems with turbulence in the airflow in anything other than WOT Look at the idle the air flow has no direct path from the in and out, also note the brick walls that most of the barrel opening has. This is why they are not too common. the disruption in air flow at low throttle can makes for bad performance in the low throttle and mpg department.
08-18-09, 02:59 AM
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Love your detailed thread! Sucks that your on a budget and also time constricted. Otherwise I'm pretty sure that you'd be working on a 20b or even a 26b right about now.
~Shar
Love your detailed thread! Sucks that your on a budget and also time constricted. Otherwise I'm pretty sure that you'd be working on a 20b or even a 26b right about now.
~Shar
