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Glad to hear things went ok.
I have a couple of practical questions if thats ok?
Firstly at what RPM approx did you hit full boost?
Do you know what the injector duty peak on the 740's was?
Did the Exedy organic clutch hold up ok?
Finally, how does it feel, really?
Sorry for all the questions but as you know you're my guinea pig and your results and opinions will highly influence which path i take for turbo choice.
Many thanks
Daz
I have a couple of practical questions if thats ok?
Firstly at what RPM approx did you hit full boost?
Do you know what the injector duty peak on the 740's was?
Did the Exedy organic clutch hold up ok?
Finally, how does it feel, really?
Sorry for all the questions but as you know you're my guinea pig and your results and opinions will highly influence which path i take for turbo choice.
Many thanks
Daz
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Glad to hear things went ok.
I have a couple of practical questions if thats ok?
Firstly at what RPM approx did you hit full boost?
Do you know what the injector duty peak on the 740's was?
Did the Exedy organic clutch hold up ok?
Finally, how does it feel, really?
Sorry for all the questions but as you know you're my guinea pig and your results and opinions will highly influence which path i take for turbo choice.
Many thanks
Daz
I have a couple of practical questions if thats ok?
Firstly at what RPM approx did you hit full boost?
Do you know what the injector duty peak on the 740's was?
Did the Exedy organic clutch hold up ok?
Finally, how does it feel, really?
Sorry for all the questions but as you know you're my guinea pig and your results and opinions will highly influence which path i take for turbo choice.
Many thanks
Daz
740s peaked at 88 or 89% iirrc... @ 3.5bar atmospheric
clutch held no problem.
It feels rapid.. even below 4000rpm.. it is a lovely turbo!
Unsure why the boost peaked higher than I mapped it for.. will talk to Terry on the phone tomorrow and sort.. we tested it enough and was holding boost perfect.. perhaps just colder as Terry suggests.. but needs correcting anyway.
Simon
Thanks Simon - it certanly bloody quick isn't it 
Daz - I'll give you the low-down
When mapping, I was flooring the throttle from 3krpm ish 4th and 5th, so I was ideally placed to see the boost guage/ rev counter and can answer your questions.
I would say that in 4th it was hitting 1 bar boost between 3500 and 3750 rpm then somewhere near full boost at about 4000rpm (it's hard to be precise because it just spools up so quick). I think in 5th it was probably hitting these boost levels up to 300rpm sooner.
The car accelerates like mad at 4000 rpm, then at 6000rpm it just seems to go ballistic - probably feels like that to me because my old turbo would be tailing off at this point - this one just feels like a demented mad man is just egging it on - I have the engine check light set to light up as a gear-change reminder at 6.5k rpm, but this was definately pushing like mad to well over 7krpm.
When you look at these figures, it may seem that as it is hitting high boost at a relatively low rpm, then it may not have much lag. It does have lag - so when cruising at 80 in 5th, with say negative boost pressure, you do feel the lag if you boot it from that point. I would say a bigger turbo on a 2 litre would have more lag and spoil the experience. This 321T is fine - you expect a bit of lag and then all hell breaks loose
Also managed to boot it through the lower gears (with caution in 1st and 2nd as I don't want to break the weaker gears
) and when it hooks up in 2nd and lag isn't really an issue here due to my low ratio RA gearing, it is unreal - smooth changes into 3rd, 4th and 5th and I'm sure there would be no other car that would keep up 

Give me a 911 turbo to play with and I'm sure I would be quicker through the gears.
So mate, I think the turbo is awesome. Give me more time today to get used to it and sort out the overboosting and I'll give you another report tonight
I'm hoping to get it on the rollers today, so may have a RR printout to share later.
Cheers
Terry
Daz - I'll give you the low-down

When mapping, I was flooring the throttle from 3krpm ish 4th and 5th, so I was ideally placed to see the boost guage/ rev counter and can answer your questions.
I would say that in 4th it was hitting 1 bar boost between 3500 and 3750 rpm then somewhere near full boost at about 4000rpm (it's hard to be precise because it just spools up so quick). I think in 5th it was probably hitting these boost levels up to 300rpm sooner.
The car accelerates like mad at 4000 rpm, then at 6000rpm it just seems to go ballistic - probably feels like that to me because my old turbo would be tailing off at this point - this one just feels like a demented mad man is just egging it on - I have the engine check light set to light up as a gear-change reminder at 6.5k rpm, but this was definately pushing like mad to well over 7krpm.
When you look at these figures, it may seem that as it is hitting high boost at a relatively low rpm, then it may not have much lag. It does have lag - so when cruising at 80 in 5th, with say negative boost pressure, you do feel the lag if you boot it from that point. I would say a bigger turbo on a 2 litre would have more lag and spoil the experience. This 321T is fine - you expect a bit of lag and then all hell breaks loose

Also managed to boot it through the lower gears (with caution in 1st and 2nd as I don't want to break the weaker gears
) and when it hooks up in 2nd and lag isn't really an issue here due to my low ratio RA gearing, it is unreal - smooth changes into 3rd, 4th and 5th and I'm sure there would be no other car that would keep up 

Give me a 911 turbo to play with and I'm sure I would be quicker through the gears.So mate, I think the turbo is awesome. Give me more time today to get used to it and sort out the overboosting and I'll give you another report tonight

I'm hoping to get it on the rollers today, so may have a RR printout to share later.
Cheers
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Terry,
Glad you're pleased with it.
Do you know what your ratios are ? IIRC, the RA 4th is similar to a UK 3rd, and the RA 5th, similar to UK 4th ?
If that's right, and you're finding 5th is around 300rpm earlier, it's about what I had estimated the T would do on the 2.0lt, circa 1bar by 3200rpm, and full boost around 3700rpm. In your case, full boost being nearly 2 bar
Mark.
Glad you're pleased with it.
Do you know what your ratios are ? IIRC, the RA 4th is similar to a UK 3rd, and the RA 5th, similar to UK 4th ?
If that's right, and you're finding 5th is around 300rpm earlier, it's about what I had estimated the T would do on the 2.0lt, circa 1bar by 3200rpm, and full boost around 3700rpm. In your case, full boost being nearly 2 bar

Mark.
Excellent results. I am worried about the GT30R being too laggy on a 2.0L. I will also have to go with a Maf sim conversion to go with my power FC if I went the GT30 route. So its looking that this has finally conviced me to with a MD321T.
Yours is a very similar spec to mine so I am thinking this will be an ideal choice of turbo. The only major difference is that I have UK six speed geabox which to be honest I seem to get through the gears very quickly.
Ironically the lightweight fly wheel made me hit the limiter if i nailed it in the low gears as it just reved so quickly. I now have a standard flywheel on (for the time being ) and that made the car more drivable and didnt hit the limiter so much.
So my thinking is that with the six speed box and a lightweight flywheel lag is NOT going to be an issue with the MD321T.
Thanks for the feedback too its very helpful for those of us that have big decisions to make.
Enjoy your high octane, adrenaline saturday driving experience. I shall look forward to your final synopsis later
Mark can you please PM me prices for everything needed to fit this turbo?
Daz
Yours is a very similar spec to mine so I am thinking this will be an ideal choice of turbo. The only major difference is that I have UK six speed geabox which to be honest I seem to get through the gears very quickly.
Ironically the lightweight fly wheel made me hit the limiter if i nailed it in the low gears as it just reved so quickly. I now have a standard flywheel on (for the time being ) and that made the car more drivable and didnt hit the limiter so much.
So my thinking is that with the six speed box and a lightweight flywheel lag is NOT going to be an issue with the MD321T.
Thanks for the feedback too its very helpful for those of us that have big decisions to make.
Enjoy your high octane, adrenaline saturday driving experience. I shall look forward to your final synopsis later

Mark can you please PM me prices for everything needed to fit this turbo?
Daz
Excellent results. I am worried about the GT30R being too laggy on a 2.0L. I will also have to go with a Maf sim conversion to go with my power FC if I went the GT30 route. So its looking that this has finally conviced me to with a MD321T.
Yours is a very similar spec to mine so I am thinking this will be an ideal choice of turbo. The only major difference is that I have UK six speed geabox which to be honest I seem to get through the gears very quickly.
Ironically the lightweight fly wheel made me hit the limiter if i nailed it in the low gears as it just reved so quickly. I now have a standard flywheel on (for the time being ) and that made the car more drivable and didnt hit the limiter so much.
So my thinking is that with the six speed box and a lightweight flywheel lag is NOT going to be an issue with the MD321T.
Thanks for the feedback too its very helpful for those of us that have big decisions to make.
Enjoy your high octane, adrenaline saturday driving experience. I shall look forward to your final synopsis later
Mark can you please PM me prices for everything needed to fit this turbo?
Daz
Yours is a very similar spec to mine so I am thinking this will be an ideal choice of turbo. The only major difference is that I have UK six speed geabox which to be honest I seem to get through the gears very quickly.
Ironically the lightweight fly wheel made me hit the limiter if i nailed it in the low gears as it just reved so quickly. I now have a standard flywheel on (for the time being ) and that made the car more drivable and didnt hit the limiter so much.
So my thinking is that with the six speed box and a lightweight flywheel lag is NOT going to be an issue with the MD321T.
Thanks for the feedback too its very helpful for those of us that have big decisions to make.
Enjoy your high octane, adrenaline saturday driving experience. I shall look forward to your final synopsis later

Mark can you please PM me prices for everything needed to fit this turbo?
Daz

I've just been out in it again - girlfriend now hates the car even more than ever
The acceleration is just awesome. Good job I have the AVCR as I managed to tone down the overboosting I had last night, and it now runs very smoothly and very rapidly.It is also very smooth and quick between gear changes - the turbo is always on the boil when you are giving it some

Cheers
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I was very impressed with the turbo, I was expecting more lag and the turbo to be more of a switch and fussy with regard to the boost level - ie. have a point at which it came alive and would be a pain to keep in that area but not the case at all.. even going up through from lower boost to the higher boost we settled on it still felt alive at 1bar but just kept on delivering the goods as we turned the boost up further.. and then still delivering more when Terry persuaded me to turn it up further.. .lol do they do a club like AA for Boost junkies?
Simon
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Something that I think some of you might like 
Video taken today in car of my AVCR monitoring boost/ revs and starting in 5th at 3000rpm
MD321TAVCR.flv - Video - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting
Pretty impressive turbo

Video taken today in car of my AVCR monitoring boost/ revs and starting in 5th at 3000rpm
MD321TAVCR.flv - Video - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting
Pretty impressive turbo
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that is spooling slower than when we mapped it. the duty adjustment to stop the overboost must now be too low. It also doesn't make the target boost due to this.. imho.
Will sort meeting up with you to tweak it Terry.
Simon
Will sort meeting up with you to tweak it Terry.
Simon
Well you learn something every day
I wasn't aware that 7's wouldn't be up to the task and as no-one had kindly suggested this to me on this project thread, then I now find myself having to change. No big deal though 
But never fear, it will be rectified - set of 8's winging their way to me as we speak

I wasn't aware that 7's wouldn't be up to the task and as no-one had kindly suggested this to me on this project thread, then I now find myself having to change. No big deal though 
But never fear, it will be rectified - set of 8's winging their way to me as we speak


LOL - that's ok Kev - no offence taken re yours or Steven's post


It's all good fun learning about these things - if everything went together 100% smoothly in the beginning, then I'd never learn anything.

So if I'm at say 80% potential currently, due to me turning down the duty cycle, etc - then I look forward t exploring the extra 20% when I have the plugs fitted


if your not in to much of a hurry to find out , hopefully on the next few weeks i will have my 2ltr all mapped up with a hybrid gt30r
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dazdavies
Excellent results. I am worried about the GT30R being too laggy on a 2.0L. I will also have to go with a Maf sim conversion to go with my power FC if I went the GT30 route. So its looking that this has finally conviced me to with a MD321T.
Daz
if your not in to much of a hurry to find out , hopefully on the next few weeks i will have my 2ltr all mapped up with a hybrid gt30r
Originally Posted by dazdavies
Excellent results. I am worried about the GT30R being too laggy on a 2.0L. I will also have to go with a Maf sim conversion to go with my power FC if I went the GT30 route. So its looking that this has finally conviced me to with a MD321T.
Daz
if your not in to much of a hurry to find out , hopefully on the next few weeks i will have my 2ltr all mapped up with a hybrid gt30r
My concern isn't on hybrid GT30's its with a full blown rotated garrett GT30R external wastegate setup. The last thing i want is for the car to lose its driveability.
But i think I have made my mind up judging by Terry's results and other factors such as the need for maf sim conversion etc.
Get it on the rollers Terry
But i think I have made my mind up judging by Terry's results and other factors such as the need for maf sim conversion etc.
Get it on the rollers Terry






roll on march when it's run in and ready for THE map 