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I have post this in my build thread as well, but I have some separate questions.

 

This was done the turbos (UK hybrids) running in true twin mode, at 1.2 bar.

 

What sort of power can I expect if I turn it up to 1.4bar, which is where it is mapped to?

 

I will not run 1.4 everyday, I will only run around 1.1 everyday.

 

G

 

EDIT - I will hopefully be at the Surrey Rolling Road day, with my car running properly, so should be able to get some good comparison info.

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The car was mapped (LINK ECU) to 1.2bar on THORs hb dyno (result above). They then converted it back to sequential setup and mapped the car to 1.4bar, on the road, not on the dyno.

 

Just like to know a guess on what sort of power it can get at 1.4bar?

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Pretty much... I wanted the sequential setup for now. I am just a picky bastard!

 

Hopefully SRR is going to be interesting then! need to get my car running again! Issues with starting, well lack of.... well I am guessing about 460+ at the flywheel. Honestly hoping for closr to 500 though. :D

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fpr came with the HKS fueling kit (Nic). Only thing that was not included was the fuel pump and that I off mkivstore (Jody) and is a walbro one. 650? should be 680... not much difference!

 

the cams I am running are good, as they dont change the way the car idles. Which I like, so it is still smooth.

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