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9th June 2017, 09:50
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Ad08r are a very good tyre, 1st you will struggle but 2nd whether your spinning or not pulls like a beast, 3rd is sweet.
Regarding the fiesta st I have come across a few so far, all have been shown French rear end lol.
Car must weight no more than 820-840kg, stripped with polycarbonate Windows , half dash and at minute only one corbeau f/g seat that weights 6kg lol
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9th June 2017, 13:39
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#62
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not sure why there was bitterness but yes its a good result from an 8v.. and jfi my 16v has 195ftlb and easily pulls from my st180 and my friends who are running mp215.
Henry if you have a scrapyard near you ask them if you can use the weight bridge
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9th June 2017, 15:43
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#63
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865kg with quarter tank half stripped, was last time on weightbridge a few years back, And a lot has changed since like I said above so a conservative estimate of 840 is fair lol. Will one day weight it again and hopefully not for scrap
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10th June 2017, 18:32
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#64
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Put some times in today, best I got was 14.13 @97.33 mph, Santa pod.
Not bad at all, clutch is still sweet lol
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11th June 2017, 11:37
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sounds good dude, were did you take it? saw some pics on facebook earlier but cant find them now ^_^
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11th June 2017, 14:35
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#66
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Santapod pal, it's the only place you can garantee it , no funny timing and good strip, in my eyes it only counts at Santa pod lol
Did consistent 14.1-14.2. So I no with a good start I could perhaps pinch a 13.9 but it would be hard to do twice lol
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11th June 2017, 21:16
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#67
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And the clutch sorted
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11th June 2017, 22:01
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#68
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Clutch and box are still good, done north Weald drag strip last week , only got 1 run gave up as was busy, then Santa pod this sat were I got 6 runs in and let my pal have a couple runs aswell he went 1st to 4th gear styled it out and still done high 16s lol. He launched we'll both times as he just held his foot flat lol.
I'm might start looking for a vts box as backup tho (vtr box at mo) as I'm not expecting it to take punishment like that forever
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12th June 2017, 10:45
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#69
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a good set of ratios and less weight will do wonders, look up DaveP's rallye, 12.7 with less than 200 bhp n-a.
i think it was near the 750 kilo mark at the time, maybe less, and a gripper dog box, almost on the limiter in 5th at the end of the 1/4
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12th June 2017, 23:52
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Car(s): Peugeot 106 1.1 Turbo
Peugeot 106 1.5D Turbo
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Quote:
Originally Posted by welshpug
a good set of ratios and less weight will do wonders, look up DaveP's rallye, 12.7 with less than 200 bhp n-a.
i think it was near the 750 kilo mark at the time, maybe less, and a gripper dog box, almost on the limiter in 5th at the end of the 1/4
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He's gone even faster than that! it's broken into high 11 with it once I'm sure.
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13th June 2017, 17:45
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I have seen the car in question before, his gearbox prob cost as much as my build lol, hill climb or sprint car isn't it? I remember seeing pics of the interior, holes everywere lol propa bit of kit that.
A fella had a 106 at pod that Saturday which had a Honda turbo lump, words cannot discribe the build quality honestly amazed, runs 600hp on high boost lol , he had it on a lower boost setting and could even find grip with track tyres , was spinning over the line at 125mph and that was just the speed from a little squirt in 4th on the last 1/8th. I saw him do a 13 something as he couldn't get off the line at all really so shows how well davep car is setup if he bangs out 11s
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13th June 2017, 18:55
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#72
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Originally Posted by henryvtr
I have seen the car in question before, his gearbox prob cost as much as my build lol, hill climb or sprint car isn't it? I remember seeing pics of the interior, holes everywere lol propa bit of kit that.
A fella had a 106 at pod that Saturday which had a Honda turbo lump, words cannot discribe the build quality honestly amazed, runs 600hp on high boost lol , he had it on a lower boost setting and could even find grip with track tyres , was spinning over the line at 125mph and that was just the speed from a little squirt in 4th on the last 1/8th. I saw him do a 13 something as he couldn't get off the line at all really so shows how well davep car is setup if he bangs out 11s
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It's custom ratios. Tops out around 120mph.
Still H pattern too!!
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14th June 2017, 09:34
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It's custom ratios. Tops out around 120mph.
Still H pattern too!!
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just highlights the problems with turbo,s and front wheel drive --like the advert says "power is nothing without control "
that car boviously needs some proper boost control and hwy its better to have the power coming on smoothly and progressivly and not a big lump of it at low rpm like a switch ,cos once traction is broken its very hard to get it back .
always amazes me why people think fitting a light flywheel is good idea to a boosted car --just makes it pick up even quicker when boost comes on
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14th June 2017, 19:26
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#74
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The 106 at Santa pod was normally a track car he said. he was fettling with his traction control and launch control on every run, no doubt with abit of practice he would nail it.
It was good to see another frenchy anyway as these cars don't seem to make appearances anymore
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24th June 2017, 08:05
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#75
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Update for you all, re introduced the boost solonoid which is mapped via the emu det3, boost slightly increases as you can see in the graph to a peak of about 11psi, trying to be nice to the clutch but I really don't think it will last much longer lol, either way I have two maps so to speak as I can revert back to actuator pressure of the 9psi, 221ftlb and 197hp, not bad if I do say so myself
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24th June 2017, 09:39
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#76
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Why the later spool? Lower EGT (maybe it's richer) or rpm/speed measurement different perhaps?
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24th June 2017, 15:11
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#77
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The later spool ? If you mean why it creeps up slightly that is from the solonoid controlling it via the piggyback unit, I didn't want 11psi as a flat hit because I no the clutch will not take it. So instead the solonoid increases boost per 1k rpm ever so slightly to aid my mid range to top end without dramatically increasing bottom end power as this is were I'm told you can kill engines, ie big spike coming into boost. If I ran 11psi flat I'm sure it would break the 200 mark and the torque will be a little savage to say the least, although the fella who done it said that's a easy 200hp on the road as it is now. it was 25+ degrees on both the last mapping sessions so it's done well with the heat also
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24th June 2017, 22:47
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#78
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Spool, the uphill bit as the boost is building.
Boost and torque (and therefor power) are all less then before.
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26th June 2017, 12:33
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#79
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I don't no for sure but the mappers breif was, no more torque below the old peak to presserve clutch, perhaps he delayed it slightly or perhaps it was a result of re plumbing in the solonoid, maybe even be due to 25+ Degree heat on day. Didn't want to run 11psi flat as the torque will eat the clutch instantly we suspect.
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1st July 2017, 21:07
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#80
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But you do have more peak torque.... Where it occurs won't matter to the clutch.
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