1341cc Power Gains

Started by jez1272gt, April 12, 2010, 01:17:57 PM

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hayesey

seems to be the done thing in the US isn't it?  Err on the high side rather than the low side.  Don't quite a lot of brand new US performance cars make less on a dyno than the company's book figures?  I always got that impression anyway.

jez1272gt

Quote from: PeteG40 on April 13, 2010, 10:41:30 AM
i've had 121 and 123 out of totally stock g40s on decent rollers.

Thats pretty interesting, cant say i had ever heard of this for the G40..

you learn something new every day on here..

Cheers

Andy

130bhp for a stock G40 at Aldon might be a bit excessive (though didn't Nick's old one put that out?), but we're not comparing apples with apples here...

140bhp for 9:1 CR 1341cc with a custom chip, and 123bhp for an 8:1 CR 1272cc with VW's original chip. If you tweaked the map in the stock car to make it a fairer comparison you'd probably get a few more bhp out of it.

Dependant on spec and tune it's probably something like a 5-8% increase in power for 1341cc, but that's educated guesswork rather than actual testing. Are you still going to do a back to back test for your uni project?


jez1272gt

Yeah its all done, ive run up a standard G engine with turbo and then run up a 1341 with my flowed head etc etc.. Ill stick the results up in June'ish once ive handed in my paper, and had feed back. Ive already been warned by the tutor about posting information on the flow bench results  ;D so i had better wait to be on the safe side!

Thanks for the input guys - i am just in the process of writing up the main write up and was interested in the rough figures expected for the bottom end only - i would like to have done bottom end only, cylinder head only and then both block and head comparison tests but time was not on my side with the car so over dude and other work to be getting on with..

Thanks again

Nick_S

Quote from: PeteG40 on April 13, 2010, 10:41:30 AM
i've had 121 and 123 out of totally stock g40s on decent rollers.

Even with restrictor in the airbox outlet?

Can't seem to find a stock RR graph from my old blue G40, but my first black G (K155 EUL) put out 131 bhp at Stealth with de-restricted airbox/panel filter and Jetex backbox.

PeteG40

Quote from: Nick_S on April 14, 2010, 07:42:05 PM
Quote from: PeteG40 on April 13, 2010, 10:41:30 AM
i've had 121 and 123 out of totally stock g40s on decent rollers.

Even with restrictor in the airbox outlet?

Can't seem to find a stock RR graph from my old blue G40, but my first black G (K155 EUL) put out 131 bhp at Stealth with de-restricted airbox/panel filter and Jetex backbox.

thats stealth though!!!!

yeah 123 on my last g40 with stock charger (serviced mind) and cat and restricted airbox.

At john sleaths my g did 95.6 at the fly fully stock - which he said was about 118bhp

hayesey

you mean at the wheels pete!  You keep making that mistake, have you gone senile?

PeteG40

er yeah 95.6 at the wheels - approx 118bhp at the fly on sleaths rollers

Andy

Quote from: jez1272gt on April 14, 2010, 10:30:46 AM
Yeah its all done, ive run up a standard G engine with turbo and then run up a 1341 with my flowed head etc etc.. Ill stick the results up in June'ish once ive handed in my paper, and had feed back. Ive already been warned by the tutor about posting information on the flow bench results  ;D so i had better wait to be on the safe side!

Thanks for the input guys - i am just in the process of writing up the main write up and was interested in the rough figures expected for the bottom end only - i would like to have done bottom end only, cylinder head only and then both block and head comparison tests but time was not on my side with the car so over dude and other work to be getting on with..

Thanks again
Will be interesting to see what your results are - though without custom mapping each setup it's not a 100% fair test.

jez1272gt

Understandably a full custom map would have been the fairest way (£££) but the experiment showed the gains to be had from the cylinder block and head and allowed me to show the potential to be had without using external power factors...