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Old Jun 30, 2013 | 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by alcazar
Worth doing imho.
You reckon thatl help with the lag?
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Old Jun 30, 2013 | 08:18 PM
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No, of course not, how could it?


Be sensible..I assume you know how a turbo works, at least? How could an increase in crankcase pressure have owt to do with turbo lag?

Back on track:

I'd be questioning the tubular headers, getting ported OE headers unless you intend going 400+ bhp, and having it mapped for those, properly.

But first, get the leak sorted, then go from there.
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Old Jun 30, 2013 | 08:51 PM
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I know how turbos work but was wondering if it was losing pressure cuz of high boost pushing oil out? Dunno lol

Anyway well im gna sort out the intake pipe first and sort leak out and then see what happens
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Old Jun 30, 2013 | 10:48 PM
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Jgm is correct on tubular headers helping with low down torque.
I put some Japspeed ones on mine with my vf35 and it gained as good as 60lb/ft torque over the standard headers, admit tingly with a front mount aswell.
Martyn j reckons the big torque gain is from the headers when he remapped it the 2nd time with the changes.
The talk of not needing fmic's, induction kits and headers unless your over 400 is not true.
We tested my induction kit and made 9hp just from a filter alone without a map and fueling being monitored on the dyno.
I'll happily take anything that gives me gains on my car.
Here is the dyno print to show the gains, before was just a remap @ 1.5 bar
After is with headers, fmic induction kit etc @ 1.3
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Old Jul 1, 2013 | 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Blocks85
Jgm is correct on tubular headers helping with low down torque.
I put some Japspeed ones on mine with my vf35 and it gained as good as 60lb/ft torque over the standard headers, admit tingly with a front mount aswell.
Martyn j reckons the big torque gain is from the headers when he remapped it the 2nd time with the changes.
The talk of not needing fmic's, induction kits and headers unless your over 400 is not true.
We tested my induction kit and made 9hp just from a filter alone without a map and fueling being monitored on the dyno.
I'll happily take anything that gives me gains on my car.
Here is the dyno print to show the gains, before was just a remap @ 1.5 bar
After is with headers, fmic induction kit etc @ 1.3
Bar.
Cheers Chris
Sweet il keep my headers on, and work around it to see what the problem is with mine
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