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Old 14-08-17, 08:50 PM   #1
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Well as the ZS has an MOT I wanted to say a big thank-you to Drew for helping me out with this - potentially a nightmare of amount of work by taking on a car he'd not even seen, with no description of condition available either!

Thankfully for him (and me!) turned out to be less troublesome than feared!

So again Many thanks for the offers of help, and finally getting the car back on the road
Brillant news :-)

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Yeah was an easy one. And disappointing at the same time. Mine clearly needs more power!

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Glad its been a good outcome

What power is it pushing out? or don't we know yet? What is left to do on the car?
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Yeah was an easy one. And disappointing at the same time. Mine clearly needs more power!

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Glad its been a good outcome

What power is it pushing out? or don't we know yet? What is left to do on the car?
Last time it was on a dyno it was 170bhp and 270lbs-ft; but I've since had fuel taken out to try and help the HG (it failed to achieve it but it helped a little), need to wind boost down to sub 18PSI, but then it smokes too much for MOT!

Once I get the new turbo on, I can get it mapped to safe limits without the HG going - we know that headlift occurs if we see sustained exhaust manifold pressure over 2bar (I think it was, need to dig into my build thread)... so as long as we keep it below that (or a tiny spike as the turbo vanes adjust), we should be good...

ultimately I'm looking for torque 250-300, but as flat from 1800 rpm to 4200 as we can get for driveability.

should be looking at peak power for around 200-240 sort of mark at that rpm.

Buuuuuut..... I need to use different injectors (had some 6 hole custom built already, with higher break pressures) and then remap accordingly, as the current ones I've got can't do more than 170bhp's worth of fuel up top, even on a bigger turbo.
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