New TT will have 10:1 compression. Massive HP mod gains gonna be limited?
There are different strategies manufactures employ to keep it in check. DI engines make more power because they run more compression and have more oxygen per combustion cycle( due to running much leaner than traditional stoich ratio). The injectors produce more swirl and combine with the airflow to make a more heterogeneous mixtrure. This higher compression and "leaner" burn mean the engines run alot hotter than non DI. That is the first way they deal with carbon buildup. Extra heat to cook off alot of the blowby gases. They also add complex PCV Catch cans( or cyclone filters) to prevent much of the gunk from getting injested. Lastly they also add supplementary injectors in the IM to provide the "wash down" that I mentioned earlier. The new engine will employ this in some fashion I am sure.
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