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Old 25 November 2012, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Rob Legend
Quite a list there Ty fair play. How come bob r isn't mapping for you this time?
It's nothing against Bob as I have been more than happy with the results Bob has always achieved but I have never been happy with road mapping.

What I meant by that is the you have to hold boost on the road, okay it might be for short blasts but around other road users it can be a little nerve wracking to say the least. Plus of course you can easily attract unwanted attention in the form of the local constabulary who won't take to kindly to what they might see as racing on the public highway.

To map my car on a rolling road I had a couple of choices available but having spoken to Martyn and Alan down at Enginetuner they both are both nice people to do business with so I am going with them.

I wanted somewhere where I could take my car and let them get on with the mapping whilst I watched, plus while I am down in Plymouth I will go across to see some relatives down in Penzance as well.
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Old 25 November 2012, 09:17 AM
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Oh nearly forgot the Alcatek with of course be having the anti-lag, launch control and flat floor shifting as well.
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Old 25 November 2012, 11:28 AM
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Flippin 'Eck! That's some spec now Ty!
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Originally Posted by -G-
Flippin 'Eck! That's some spec now Ty!
Well I have to be able to show you hot hatch drivers up.
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SC50 on a 2.0l will be laggy Ty, local mate has similar setup on his JDM widetrack & he gets full boost at 4800-5000rpm. Just take your time to select the right turbo as you dont want disappointment.

SC42 are making very good power & retain OEM spool up. You will hit high 400s, with better fuel 500+

Dont let the figures get to you.

My personal choice would be the MDX321T
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Originally Posted by KAS35RSTI
SC50 on a 2.0l will be laggy Ty, local mate has similar setup on his JDM widetrack & he gets full boost at 4800-5000rpm. Just take your time to select the right turbo as you dont want disappointment.

SC42 are making very good power & retain OEM spool up. You will hit high 400s, with better fuel 500+

Dont let the figures get to you.

My personal choice would be the MDX321T
Kas, I know what you mean about the lag - I've only seen one RR plot for an SC50 on a JDM 2.0 but that was a standard engine which had exhaust issues, I dare say you've seen the thread over on 22b.com.

bbs.22b.com/forums/showthread.php?28939-LM450-Billet-not-producing-the-goods/page23

Martyn reckons mine should reach full boost lower than the above link, he has mapped quite a few cars on the SC range and this will have the third generation development of the billet unit so I'm very hopeful on the result with methanol to aid spool.

Good or bad I'll post the results up for all to see.
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Originally Posted by Cannon Fodder
Well I have to be able to show you hot hatch drivers up.

Can't you do that now with 400+? :P
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Originally Posted by Cannon Fodder
Oh nearly forgot the Alcatek with of course be having the anti-lag, launch control and flat floor shifting as well.
Dont suppose you know if Alcatek has auto-blip when going down the gears?
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Old 25 November 2012, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by -G-
Can't you do that now with 400+? :P
It's not that easy when you've got FWD 200bhp hot hatches like your Clio RS202 weighing about the same as a roller skate and handling like a go kart.
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I'm not too sure Cliff if I'm honest, I don't think so though.
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Originally Posted by Cannon Fodder
It's not that easy when you've got FWD 200bhp hot hatches like your Clio RS202 weighing about the same as a roller skate and handling like a go kart.
Can't wait for the summer and ill be running some semi slicks for the road on my other set of wheels I've acquired
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Old 25 November 2012, 12:54 PM
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But anyway...back on topic.

I think a bit of lag doesn't do any harm, just you'll need to go down an extra gear and you'll soon be used to doing it. Plus you've got AL anyway, so that is always handy.
I don't think you'll have any issues with day to day driving with a bit of 'lag' the cars got enough power/torque to still give drivability low down.
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Originally Posted by Cannon Fodder
Kas, I know what you mean about the lag - I've only seen one RR plot for an SC50 on a JDM 2.0 but that was a standard engine which had exhaust issues, I dare say you've seen the thread over on 22b.com.

bbs.22b.com/forums/showthread.php?28939-LM450-Billet-not-producing-the-goods/page23

Martyn reckons mine should reach full boost lower than the above link, he has mapped quite a few cars on the SC range and this will have the third generation development of the billet unit so I'm very hopeful on the result with methanol to aid spool.

Good or bad I'll post the results up for all to see.
Oh no. That was a long read. Glad its almost sorted.

Either way good luck, I will look forward to the results. Meth is defo the way forward.
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Old 25 November 2012, 05:11 PM
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So after the decision by Ty to keep the spec-c and some influence from me to make it better the work commenced which has started with removing the turbo which sold in rapid time!
Here are a few pics of the goodies going on during this round of improvements
Freshly powder coated header tank

New middle section

Hella supertone horns

New RCM filter

New de-cat resonatted down pipe

Toucan

Sensor package for toucan

FFS switch [flat foot shift]

LC1 wideband lambda kit


And here is a shot of the turbo removed and ready to accept the new bigger variant

More to follow

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Old 26 November 2012, 11:54 AM
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Well the turbo has now been ordered and paid for, so the wheels are well and truly in motion now so to speak.
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Old 26 November 2012, 12:10 PM
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**** me, won the lottery have you Ty?

Glad you seen sense and kept the spec c
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Old 26 November 2012, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by greg320
**** me, won the lottery have you Ty?

Glad you seen sense and kept the spec c
I robbed some bits off your car Mark and sold them.
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Old 26 November 2012, 01:09 PM
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Shhhh don't tell him Ty lol
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Old 26 November 2012, 09:36 PM
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Well I picked up the Agency Power hard inlet pipe tonight from Rich (redwards) and it struck me as funny that I sold that very pipe to another member, he then sold it to Rich and now I have bought it back from Rich. Talk about strange, I ended up buying back a part I sold 2 years ago.

Plus I ordered a replacement 3" silicone coupling hose as it was looking a little worse for wear due to somebody (not myself or Rich) using cheapo jubilee clips which have cut into the hose and virtually destroyed it.

Nearly forgot as well thanks to VC for meeting up with me last week as I bought most of his Milltek twin scroll system from him (well the downpipe and centre section), my downpipe has never coupled properly to the turbo and so it seemed the ideal time to get it sorted.
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sounds like its going to be some car when its finished mate but the only down side is that in a few months you will get use to the car and so it will start again as it never stops even if you sold it and bought something else.

best thing is to buy a very small car with under 90 bhp and the older and clapped out the better (not a new small car tho )then drive it everyday then just use you scooby now and again and realise how good and fast it really is

you will then stop spending and the money pit will stop lol

will look forward to seeing it sometime next year mate and good luck
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Nice list of parts there Ty. I'll have to meet you sometime to hear those supertones, been tempted for a few years now but wanted to hear them first hand before buying a set.
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Originally Posted by Cannon Fodder
Oh nearly forgot the Alcatek with of course be having the anti-lag, launch control and flat floor shifting as well.
Saves a stack of time when accelerating ... at my last 30-130 day I was losing almost 2s to an Audi TTRS that could flat shift

TX.
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Old 27 November 2012, 04:41 PM
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Old 27 November 2012, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by catalunya 172
sounds like its going to be some car when its finished mate but the only down side is that in a few months you will get use to the car and so it will start again as it never stops even if you sold it and bought something else.

best thing is to buy a very small car with under 90 bhp and the older and clapped out the better (not a new small car tho )then drive it everyday then just use you scooby now and again and realise how good and fast it really is

you will then stop spending and the money pit will stop lol

will look forward to seeing it sometime next year mate and good luck
Thanks Lee, driving a diesel van helps me keep the power levels in perspective.

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Nice list of parts there Ty. I'll have to meet you sometime to hear those supertones, been tempted for a few years now but wanted to hear them first hand before buying a set.
No problem Rich, you're more than welcome to have your ear drums tested.
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Originally Posted by Terminator X
Saves a stack of time when accelerating ... at my last 30-130 day I was losing almost 2s to an Audi TTRS that could flat shift

TX.
I think it'll take some getting used to, it's contrary to the way that we've all been taught to drive. I suppose just think of it as being like an automatic gearbox where you keep your foot planted.

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Looking good
Thanks Glenn, I'm hoping it makes for a great road car.
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bloody hell ty looking good don't even think of another for sale thread it's got to be a keeper now after all the work
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Old 28 November 2012, 05:23 PM
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I'm going to change Ty's username to "The Unstoppable One" and that does not mean you now need to get bigger brakes fitted
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Originally Posted by ozzreid1964
bloody hell ty looking good don't even think of another for sale thread it's got to be a keeper now after all the work
Thanks Ozz, I'll have to drop by when it's done and see you and the family.

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I'm going to change Ty's username to "The Unstoppable One" and that does not mean you now need to get bigger brakes fitted
I've got AP Racing brakes as it is so I'm covered on the braking side, but the idea of upping the power was an easy decision to make as a lot of the required components were already in place.
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you know where we are m8 anytime your'e in the area pop in
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I have to be honest, I cant wait to see this thing go once its finished!!
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