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'03 E55, Range Rover Sport Supercharged, Ducati 748R
Originally Posted by Michael Mailhot
I made 1.81 with super sport 19 tire when im stage 2
Just over two tenths to 1.60 is still a long way off for this car. It's not a traction issue. Drag radials made my car more consistent but I honestly haven't netted over .05s benefit yet.
'03 E55, Range Rover Sport Supercharged, Ducati 748R
Originally Posted by Michael Mailhot
run the smaller jet! the middle jet from aem are 500cc and i going to put 175cc ...put the smaller one me i lose 50whp with the 500cc jet compare without meth
I just changed to the smaller jets. I sure wouldn't want to do that if the nozzles were located after the I/C! Anyways, I know there has to be some cooling benefits but I'm just not seeing any improvements on my IAT readings...which in turn means my ecu won't hold timing or boost any better. It's too hot to get out to the track to measure performance but I'm skeptical about seeing anything there either.
Honestly it's great for keep things consistent rather than adding power which to me is awesome. Example, after a while you get heat soaked which pulls a lot of timing, once timing is pulled you can lose as much as 15-30 hp, so if you think about it your injection is giving you 15-30 hp but it's giving you what you already had,. Personally I think we will see better gains from pre turbo, it's the turbo that's creating this massive heat so keeping your turbo more efficient will nil the issue in the bud. Granted we aren't gonna see insane temp drops but I think it will give us what we want. We will also see a 1psi jump in boost. Our power will also move slightly up in the rev range do to the nature of pre turbo injection. If you spray 1" from blades you need to use the smallest nozzle possible and you need to use pure meth, water is heavier on your turbo blades. If you start further upstream which I'm going to do you can use 175-300gph with a 80meth 20 water mix . It will atomize before it hits the blades and have that intake pipe frosty.. it should be boost activated so that your turbo has the sam spool speed . I would say have it activate at 8psi and up that way your meth is cooling the turbo when it's working hardest
Hey man, do you have any pictures of your install, and jet Position etc?
I have a meth kit here I want to install, though in 218 CLS, and would greatly appreciate some help on the preturbo a little but up stream position you are talking about.
Weistec’s anti-surge kit comes with a vacuum/boost adapter, bu my I haven’t been able to find pics of what it looks like. How did you handle this since the map sensor location is the only option aside from drilling into the intake manifold?
Originally Posted by Michael Mailhot
If you made custom one you have to do Vacuum/Boost Adapter because the only place he have vacuum is in the map sensor you have to machined an adapter ...
hello, did you have to remove the charge pipes in order to add the adaptors for the W/M nozzles? where can i find a thread that shows how to remove the charge pipes?
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