Hoogi

Hi all,

I've just finished the following engine and will be dropping in my car over the next month or two once I've completed a few small jobs.

RS500 Block Long Studded
New GRP A Pistons
H-Beam Steel Rods
Standard Crank
Polished & Ported Head
14 Inlet Cam - 10 Exhuast Cam (Mountune Spec)
T34
Siemen 55lb
-31 Actuator
Coil Pack etc on M.D. Chipped P8

I'm wanting to use for the track............

Now not sure if you need that information ? but looking at the spec would it be an advantage running Air to Air, and also what sort of BHP figure would you expect after a mapping section ?

Many thanks............

joffy

iTrader: (1)

what T34 is it on?? 0.48 0.55 0.63??

Hoogi

.55............thanks again

Hoogi

Anybody ?............Should I go for an Air to Air set up ?

Many thanks again........

Flatovercrest

What do you mean, are you talking about intercooler or oil cooler ?

Thanks,

Alex.

RS500/364

Turbo boost controller he means

Hoogi

Sorry, yes, Turbo Boost Controller..........is it the right direction for me to go in with the spec I have built.

Oh and it's a .63 not a .55 T34 was thinking of my last engine

Many thanks again...........

tabetha

Before air to air injectors were sold, which by the way are NOT air injectors at all, boost control was not a problem, using the other various means ie ecu/amal.
tabetha

KSA-Cossie

iTrader: (4)

I'm getting mine done by MSD m8 give them a call.

Hoogi

Gents,

So I'm guessing there's arguements for and against.........

I'll try and read into it a little more.........I'm really just after reliability more than anything else.

I was thinking if this is the best method for accurate control etc etc.

Cheers again.

tabetha

Some people will come up with things to sell you as thye are in buiseness(sp) to make money, they may be no better than other means, but they look like they should be.
The injectors msd use are from the ones I've seen CNG injectors, that said there doesn't appear to be any particular problems cropping up running purely air without the cooling effect of gas in cng.
tabetha

Hoogi

Thanks Tabetha........