rob323
Don't drive it, RALLY it!
If its got a 68 mm dia compressor wheel, I take the compressor cover off your hands . ALl I need is a compressor cover and I can build up a spare big 16G.
what camsEVO85 said:I currently have a VR-4 engine in a cordia with an EVO 3 20g, microtech, 3 inch exhaust, EVO 5 cooler etc. At 19psi, it recorded a 'soft' 203KW's at the front wheels (best run). The power tapers away from 6-7000RPM so there is a restriction somewhere. Could it be the 2 inch I/C piping that i have or the restrictive elbow leading into the standard VR-4 plenum chamber? It should be making over 220Kw's at that boost level. Anybody got any ideas?
Evo's dont have an elbow, the pipe just goes straight onto the throttle body and is held down with a clampEVO85 said:Yeah, I am still using the stock throttle body elbow. Can it be modified? I know the EVO 3 elbow is bigger, but I don't fancy my chances in tracking one down.
EVO85 said:Where could I locate a '2g' throttle body?
I think I found a link that may solve my problem.....I hope.
http://4gtuner.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3396&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0
I really think if you're on a 20g you will see big gains just by going to 2.5" piping all the way
rvrftw said:ok... here is a really noob question... but what is the optimal "efficiency zone" of a small 16g?
3zercrowd said:rvrftw said:ok... here is a really noob question... but what is the optimal "efficiency zone" of a small 16g?
http://www.stealth316.com/images/td05-16gsmall-raw.gif