2007/12/03 15:08:07
RS-001
quote:
Originally posted by fehlbie
[br]Was it silver in colour?[/br]


Its a creamish colour, and had silver chasers. I think it ran a best of 12.6
2007/12/03 16:04:37
Andrew
quote:
Originally posted by Phil
I am already using variable boost control[8~2]



Bummer.. Better go lo-tech then, few bags of cement in the boot [88] Actually it would be interesting to see how weight vs traction affected speed..
2007/12/03 16:11:12
esky-ad
nice!!!
2007/03/13 00:06:33
lucas
both cars looked great and ran good times well done boys
2007/03/13 23:48:37
Vanman
That was a great watch. Thanks for posting the vid.
2007/03/14 00:21:58
Phil
No problem,Its all good fun!! I was just looking through the datalogs and looking at how crap I was driving that run[:o)] 0 to 100kph was .5sec slower than my usual of 3.7secs[88][(#)][;^)]
2007/03/14 00:33:22
Phil
There's no hiding from the datalogger[B)][;^)]
2007/03/14 17:22:01
Andrew
quote:
Originally posted by Phil
Hi Andrew,

I am already using variable boost control[8~2] 12psi in 1st,18psi in second and 26psi in 3rd and up.I have a speed sensor fitted to the front and rear wheels.The ecu can control a boost solenoid,I have it switching my eboost...this allows me to manually override the ecu if I feel the need[%][:o)]



Did you use it on that run? It doesn't limit nearly as much as I'd expect.. I'd expect the manifold pressure maximum in each gear to be
1st 12 psi = 82.7 + 101.3 kPa = 184 kPa
2nd 18 psi = 124.1 + 101.3 kPa = 225.4 kPa
3rd and over 26 psi = 179.2 + 101.3 kPa = 280.5 kPa

According to that datalog graph you hit 18 psi in 1st and 26 psi in 2nd and above [:u] No wonder the wheels were spinning [88]
2007/03/14 17:49:55
Phil
100kpa is 0psi in Autronic language.200kpa is 15psi and 300kpa is 30psi.....[?][;^)]Dont know why,but thats just the way it is[:p]
2007/03/14 18:10:48
Andrew
Yeah thats kind of my point.. If you say 200kPa is 15 Psi then you are above 15 psi boost in all gears.

Boost is the same in all languages.. 101.3 kPa (atmospheric pressure) is 0 psi, everything above that is converted 1 kPa = 0.145 psi.

Anyway like I said you hit 18 psi in 1st and 26 psi in 2nd and above, the datalog doesn't lie [88]
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