engine tunning/ parts a bit of help please
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engine tunning/ parts a bit of help please
i have searched on hear to find any info on how to make my engine better/ more bhp but havent found any thing
the spec so far:
racing cams
heads skimmed ports polished
bord out throttle body to 62mm (getting it bord out to 65mm and the inlet manifold as well
helix clutch
fto running gear with mivec calippers and black diamons discs all round
front upper strut and rear upper and lower strut braces
anit lifter kit
cusco z1 coilovers
thermal gaskets
motec m800 ecu
rota slipstream rims
im in the proses of getting a cyborg box cusco lsd and a lighten fly wheel as well and nos at some point. and the exstractors holes on the engine bord and ported as well.
is there anything elce i can get parts wise?
i no some of that isnt engine bits but i thought i would put it in to show whats on the car.
thanks
martin
the spec so far:
racing cams
heads skimmed ports polished
bord out throttle body to 62mm (getting it bord out to 65mm and the inlet manifold as well
helix clutch
fto running gear with mivec calippers and black diamons discs all round
front upper strut and rear upper and lower strut braces
anit lifter kit
cusco z1 coilovers
thermal gaskets
motec m800 ecu
rota slipstream rims
im in the proses of getting a cyborg box cusco lsd and a lighten fly wheel as well and nos at some point. and the exstractors holes on the engine bord and ported as well.
is there anything elce i can get parts wise?
i no some of that isnt engine bits but i thought i would put it in to show whats on the car.
thanks
martin
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Extractors
I assume you have already replaced the intake and chucked on a set of extractors......
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Re: Extractors
when you say intake do you mean induction pipe? if so ive got a new 1 made up just wating on a battery box to be made then the induction pipe will be on. my car is booked in for a new exhaust very soondstocks wrote:I assume you have already replaced the intake and chucked on a set of extractors......

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As KD said, ignition leads ? Iridium sparkies would be nice too.
Ceramic coat in and out of your extractors ? It helps, despite what ppl say (well in my experience, it was a very noticable difference).
Fuel pressure regulator, sticky rubber, bushes, braided lines ?
And the obligatory volt stabiliser and earthing kits ? Heheh
From that, i'd say you'd have hit the end of the n/a path pretty much. Just small tweaks or experiment with cams and timing etc from there.
Oh you mentioned a new custom fab intake pipe, and i gather from your other threads you have the RPW insulator gasket. May as well find a material to wrap around your intake pipe to deflect heat and avoid heatsoak.
Ceramic coat in and out of your extractors ? It helps, despite what ppl say (well in my experience, it was a very noticable difference).
Fuel pressure regulator, sticky rubber, bushes, braided lines ?
And the obligatory volt stabiliser and earthing kits ? Heheh

From that, i'd say you'd have hit the end of the n/a path pretty much. Just small tweaks or experiment with cams and timing etc from there.
Oh you mentioned a new custom fab intake pipe, and i gather from your other threads you have the RPW insulator gasket. May as well find a material to wrap around your intake pipe to deflect heat and avoid heatsoak.
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ive got Iridium spark plugs and i put biger copper earth wires on as well ive got braded hoses as well sorry i for got to put them down
ive got toyo t1r tyers on as well
im going to be getting the rpw lancer/fto convershion exhaust orderd now with the ignition leads as well

ive got toyo t1r tyers on as well
im going to be getting the rpw lancer/fto convershion exhaust orderd now with the ignition leads as well

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Individual throttle bodies...hrmm i don't think it'd fit in an FTO with standard bonnet, let alone a mirage (we call 'em that here). But heck, if you manage it...Nice heh!
(ITBs boost high end a bit but aren't too great for low end i think, you generally find these on high revving n/a engines designed for power at the top i.e. racing applications. Have a look at the toyota 4a-ge blacktop or silvertop for an idea on ITBs. Some modded mx-5 engines run ITBs too.)
Get your extractors ceramic coated in and out
Sounds like you've hit the end of the n/a path, if you still want a decently streetable car
(ITBs boost high end a bit but aren't too great for low end i think, you generally find these on high revving n/a engines designed for power at the top i.e. racing applications. Have a look at the toyota 4a-ge blacktop or silvertop for an idea on ITBs. Some modded mx-5 engines run ITBs too.)
Get your extractors ceramic coated in and out

Sounds like you've hit the end of the n/a path, if you still want a decently streetable car

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i was going to get itbs
but rpw didnt want to build them cos they said there for drag cars????
ive put the order in for the extractors ceramic coated and ignition leads near 350 ish gbp £ i think for it all with shipping ect (i have to say i love the exchange rate from aus
) the rest of my exhaust will cost £650 in stainless

ive put the order in for the extractors ceramic coated and ignition leads near 350 ish gbp £ i think for it all with shipping ect (i have to say i love the exchange rate from aus

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