Mods that led me to 14.320 @ 96.90mph wd 2.159 60"

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Mods that led me to 14.320 @ 96.90mph wd 2.159 60"

Post by HRD2BQT »

Hi guys

Here's my latest mods that dropped my ET from 14.6 to the above.

PRO-IIDA 3-1 Headers
2.5 High Flow Cat + 2.5 Exhaust Piping + 5Zigen Fireball
65mm TB (off TR Magna)
Malpassi Fuel Pressure Regulator (set to 45psi)
DIY Headlight Cold Air Duct

225/50/16 Dunlop Formula Street tyres (18psi)

(1) 14.392 @ 94.95mph wd 2.160 60"
(2) 14.370 @ 95.03mph wd 2.145 60"
(3) 14.320 @ 96.90mph wd 2.159 60"

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So how easy was it to put the Magna TB in were there any mods needed ??
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it aint that hard...as a matter of fact It's fairly easy.

The TB itself is a bolt on unit but I swapped the bottom part (water/coolant valve i think it is) of the FTO's to the Magna's TB to make use of the OEM hose fittings. The one's on the Magna is facing the opposite direction, u can still use it but you'll need to change the hose fitting to a longer ones.

I dont have any dyno figures yet but I can feel a much better throttle response. And thats without boring the intake path. Expect to get more result if the intake patk is bored out to match the bigger TB.
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How difficult are the throttle bodies to source? I'm in the UK, but would like to get hold of a 65mm TB.

Any offers? :D
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Have a look at our wreckers: http://www.partslocator.com.au/ to see if you can scratch one up there. Otherwise, make one yourself!
Here's a thread from the UK forum - guy makes his own 63mm, but its all dependant on what size butterfly you can buy. I know the 65mm one is an off the shelf part...
http://www.ftooc.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=32224
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HRD2BQT wrote:it aint that hard...as a matter of fact It's fairly easy.

The TB itself is a bolt on unit but I swapped the bottom part (water/coolant valve i think it is) of the FTO's to the Magna's TB to make use of the OEM hose fittings. The one's on the Magna is facing the opposite direction, u can still use it but you'll need to change the hose fitting to a longer ones.

I dont have any dyno figures yet but I can feel a much better throttle response. And thats without boring the intake path. Expect to get more result if the intake patk is bored out to match the bigger TB.
Now thats good stuff, well done. TB Magna here I come...heheehe
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Post by Bennoz »

Hehehe.. and here I am thinking 'bugger!'
went and bought a second stock FTO one & sent it to the machine shop!
Just last week too! :oops:
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Post by barfy »

Hey HRD2BQT

You couldnt post a pic of your engine could ya, wouldnt mind seeing what it all looks like
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Post by d_stroy_r »

i got the same stuff except throttle body and the fuel pressure regulator.

I'm down to a 15 flat.

It's not too hard to get a sub 15 sec 1/4 mile time.....just got to experiment :twisted:
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that is a great time for a N/A fto.....
awsome work....
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Post by HRD2BQT »

hey guys,

for those of you who doesnt know.

My car is not an FTO...Its a lancer with FTO Mivec engine transplant :)
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> "Stock Engine, Modified Driver" Life begins above 5000RPM

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Post by barfy »

Ohhh now you tell us hahaha
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Post by Black_FTOGPX »

FTO338 wrote:Now thats good stuff, well done. TB Magna here I come...heheehe
Same here, it should be a good cheap mod to do as well.
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Post by barfy »

Hey i was just wondering if you did a lancer mivec conversion can u use the FTO Triptronic gear box ??
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Post by p13nox »

I have tried the bored out FTO TB and the machine shop ruined a perfectly good Throttle body, so I am now looking for a 65mm TB.

I've tried your breakers, if anyone can get hold of one and doesn't find posting one out to the UK I would be greatful!

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Post by Bennoz »

Will let you know p13nox..
Im on the hunt for a few, cause I have a feeling every FTO owner and their dog will be after one soon. I'll try and get as many as I can. Going wrecker shopping tomorrow - its been so long since Ive been to Blacktown!

Also found that the Magna TB's can also use a bit of work. Check this link:
http://neilk.customer.netspace.net.au/h ... rottle.htm
Although he's doing it to a TF Magna, I was speaking to a wrecker today & he said (with one of each in his hand - TR & TF) that they are very similar...
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barfy wrote:Hey HRD2BQT

You couldnt post a pic of your engine could ya, wouldnt mind seeing what it all looks like
I am not HRD2BQT, but here it is:

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Post by HRD2BQT »

Im pretty sure the tip box would offer just fine :)
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Post by barfy »

Hrd,

Ive been thinking of getting a lancer and transplanting a Mivec engine into it, just wondering was it easy to do and how much it costed all up ?? Do you think i could get away with buying a manual lancer and putting in a mivec engine with tip gear box ?? Or would i have to start with a auto lancer ?
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