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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:26 PM
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Default Twin turbo and supercharged 1.4 8valve Pug 206 anyone?






Mildly pointless, but cool as fuck
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:29 PM
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Mildly????
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:29 PM
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Why twin turbo? Any spec on it Steve?
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:30 PM
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Looks like it's compound charged?
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Rab
Looks like it's compound charged?
Really?

There was nothing in the title to hint at that, well spotted




Nicely done, what a pointless load of old wank
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Originally Posted by Rab
Looks like it's compound charged?
Errrr.... You can tell that by the Thread title without even looking at the pics
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Rab
Looks like it's compound charged?
Rab, What crack you on today, Even I knew that from reading the title
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:35 PM
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I mean one turbo blowing into the other.....

As opposed to having both a turbo and a supercharger......


I think we don't quite understand what I mean when I say compund charged.....
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Rab
I mean one turbo blowing into the other.....

As opposed to having both a turbo and a supercharger......


I think we don't quite understand what I mean when I say compund charged.....
ah yeah i see, you thought maybe we were thinking it had 2 cylinder supercharged and then a turbo each on the other 2?
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Please explain
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:39 PM
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heres the website look http://www.dp-engineering.nl/EN/

Theres a few projects on there

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They've got a 287 bhp 206 gti on there. Not keen on the bodywork but I think the engine work is good.
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Looks like a neat install.

Not sure how it would go though?
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:41 PM
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Nice

Any more pics - Please
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just done for the sake of it i think.

but would drive pretty well, plenty low down.

would need some serious water injection or methanol fuel tho to get the most out the power as id say the charge temps are likely to be in excess of 200degC.

intercoolers are pointless as its using the charger as the inlet manifold, jackson racing sty-lee
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I mean one turbo blowing into the other.....

As opposed to having both a turbo and a supercharger......


I think we don't quite understand what I mean when I say compund charged.....
ah yeah i see, you thought maybe we were thinking it had 2 cylinder supercharged and then a turbo each on the other 2?
No no, on ships diesel engines there are 2 types of twin turbo set-ups.

Split charged, as in 2 turbos, on either bank, or taking half the cylinders each, which each blow into the same inlet manifold.

Or, one turbo blows into the exhaust side of the other turbo.
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Originally Posted by Garage19
Looks like a neat install.

Not sure how it would go though?

Its a load of toss with little or no technical merit done for some chavvy show car to LOOK fast.
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Originally Posted by Rab
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I mean one turbo blowing into the other.....

As opposed to having both a turbo and a supercharger......


I think we don't quite understand what I mean when I say compund charged.....
ah yeah i see, you thought maybe we were thinking it had 2 cylinder supercharged and then a turbo each on the other 2?
No no, on ships diesel engines there are 2 types of twin turbo set-ups.

Split charged, as in 2 turbos, on either bank, or taking half the cylinders each, which each blow into the same inlet manifold.

Or, one turbo blows into the exhaust side of the other turbo.

Fair enough Rab
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Originally Posted by chip-3door
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Looks like a neat install.

Not sure how it would go though?

Its a load of toss with little or no technical merit done for some chavvy show car to LOOK fast.
Stop going on about your nova..... this is a ford site!
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Garage19
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Looks like a neat install.

Not sure how it would go though?

Its a load of toss with little or no technical merit done for some chavvy show car to LOOK fast.
Stop going on about your nova..... this is a ford site!

yeah silly me, who wants a 300bhp mid engined car when you could have a 80bhp pug
(about all its going to make with the enormous pumping losses and charger drain on the STANDARD internals engine)
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:52 PM
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id not call the pumping losses and charger drain with the Cooper S M45 "enourmous" to be honest, esp if its running relativly low speed.
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 02:55 PM
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id not call the pumping losses and charger drain with the Cooper S M45 "enourmous" to be honest, esp if its running relativly low speed.
Steven, its a STANDARD 1.4 8v pug lump under that lot, the ALTERNATOR represent "enormous" losses on a % basis, never mind a charger

It has TWO K03 turbos on it too, do you think thats a good idea on that engine?


Load of toss just done to look cool.
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Originally Posted by chip-3door
Originally Posted by Garage19
Looks like a neat install.

Not sure how it would go though?

Its a load of toss with little or no technical merit done for some chavvy show car to LOOK fast.

Cut the crap Chip and tell us what you really think about it!
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 03:08 PM
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In many respects, its not as bad as you think.

Almost DEFFO due to the unique (and suprisingly well thought out, abeit possibly by accident ) spec, this car will have more boost pressure than backpressure, which makes engine scavinging hugely better, makes the car stupidly resistant to det, etc etc.
The car will have a lot more power per psi than youd expect, and a lot lower charge temps too.
And STILL got loads of low down grunt.

Still will need some serious water or methanol to make the most out of it tho
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 03:16 PM
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Steve.... Read the link again even the company that did it say the TOTAL aim of the project was to make the engine bay look as mad as the exterior (clearly a bodykitted monstrousity)

I really think its just pointless showcar shite to impress the chavs

Standard internals... with all that crap bolted on. Bet it weighs 38.5 tonnes as well!
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Stavros
In many respects, its not as bad as you think.

Almost DEFFO due to the unique (and suprisingly well thought out, abeit possibly by accident ) spec, this car will have more boost pressure than backpressure, which makes engine scavinging hugely better, makes the car stupidly resistant to det, etc etc.
The car will have a lot more power per psi than youd expect, and a lot lower charge temps too.
And STILL got loads of low down grunt.

Still will need some serious water or methanol to make the most out of it tho

That was typed with rose tinted glasses on, is it a redline feature car or something?
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Porkie
Steve.... Read the link again even the company that did it say the TOTAL aim of the project was to make the engine bay look as mad as the exterior (clearly a bodykitted monstrousity)

I really think its just pointless showcar shite to impress the chavs

Standard internals... with all that crap bolted on. Bet it weighs 38.5 tonnes as well!
I think he knows that, but is trying to say that as a side effect they have created something wonderful.

He is wrong of course though, it would be better with just the charger, which can already make FAR more airflow than that engine will want to use.
All the turbos do is add heat, restrict exhaust flow and bring nothing in terms of flow that the charger couldnt do alone.

Also if they try and overfill the cylinders much on such high CR the ignition will end up more retarded than that girl steve posted in the mens room
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 03:24 PM
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No Chip, i just found it by accident while looking for summat else.

BUT the spec DOES work in the way i described, as I know someone who specialises in twin charged engines and have very detailed explanations of what happens and why, how it should be done, etc etc.

And although that engine is just mad for the sake of it, it will work suprisingly well, miles better than you seem to think.

Mainly as twin charged engine characteristics arnt commonly known, and arnt the same as n/a, turbo, or supercharged, engines.
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 03:26 PM
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When you say "twin charged" are you referring to the two turbos or the turbo/supercharger combination?

If it had one turbo and the charger, it would make FAR more sense, and even more if it had low enough CR to allow it to swallow any air without massive retard.
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it's going to need the turbo's to provide enough power to get the charger to run

or the other way round



totaly pointless, but worth a giggle at least
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Old Oct 26, 2006 | 03:31 PM
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the turbo and the superhcarger chip.

but the 2 turbos (as they both tiny) give it the unrestrictive exhast side that will enable it to have more boost than backpressure, and lower egts and losses than the charger would on its own at that boost.

this in turn means the ign wont have to be retarded half as much as you will think, giving it way more power than youd imagine, and still decent low down.

its not as simple as you think.

they soo did it by accident tho, and still a waste on stock internals i expect, but way better than you think.
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Originally Posted by dojj
it's going to need the turbo's to provide enough power to get the charger to run

or the other way round



totaly pointless, but worth a giggle at least
Other way round, although thats kind of the point of a compound charger setup.

My issue isnt with the basic principle, its with spending ALL the money on bits you can see on the outside, without the internals to allow it to work well.

If he had one less turbo and a set of forged rods/pistons/headwork that could be a 200bhp+ engine


He could also have the same with no turbo at all!
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Old Nov 20, 2006 | 04:53 PM
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It probably is a bit pointless but the aim was to create something different and I think that's definately been acheived. Peiter is the guy who supplied my turbo, manifold and downpipe and builds some very nice cars/engines. His 205 1.6 16v turbo ran a 12 second quarter mile and ran a standard bottom end with a decompression plate!
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I can creat somthing different 205T16 but its all about creating something different that works imo.

If that car does not push out 300% above std power then its worthless imo
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I keep saying it but no one listens, if these chavs want to be different just for the sake of it, grow grass on the roof
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Old Nov 20, 2006 | 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted by chip-3door
I keep saying it but no one listens, if these chavs want to be different just for the sake of it, grow grass on the roof
Innit, anyone can bolt 10million turbos to a robin reliant but making it all work is another thing
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Why do all that on a 1.4 8v?


Lame.
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A few good blasts and it will probaly disintegrate oh! and don't go hitting any trees in it


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I've just spoke to Pieter and he said it made 175bhp at 1.3 bar but was never meant for power, apparently the customer wanted a "show" setup as you guys say. Pointless but business is business. His comments on power delivery were: "very nice, lot's of torque low down, very flat torque curve"
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