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DPJ's Silver Leon Cupra GT - no more.

ceedubya

crazy legs
Mar 18, 2004
130
0
newcastle upon tyne
:lol:

I was thinking about yours this morning - that holed hose was facing the exhaust manifold - you could do with a piece of that heatproof sleeving round the outside of the replacement.

thats what i am on the lookout for, the hose i got from motorscope was proper high temp stuff (i dont think the hose that popped was :redface:)

got to get the hard boost pipe flared a bit to suit the new hose then it "should" be tip top ?

just the fuel pump problem to sort then its happy days again:funk:
 

DanGB

Who need's a Diesel....
Feb 12, 2006
3,772
2
London
Nice to see the water/methenol doing its job Dave. Im still waiting to taking advantage of mine (sorting out other issues first). Are you running revo sftware? I guess you wacked the timing up? What sort of timing pull are you getting if any?
 

Damoegan

Sir Bob,a geordy legend..
Oct 15, 2007
8,993
3
Newcastle
Nice to see the water/methenol doing its job Dave. Im still waiting to taking advantage of mine (sorting out other issues first). Are you running revo sftware? I guess you wacked the timing up? What sort of timing pull are you getting if any?

From a few pages back, Dan

.....I'm running T9 on Revo stage 3 plus 7.5 degrees Unisettings. Revo isn't controlling boost, that's on an mbc.
 

Damoegan

Sir Bob,a geordy legend..
Oct 15, 2007
8,993
3
Newcastle
Yeah - and you what happens when the wmi fails............

Looking at these at the moment....
second nozzle after throttle body - small one before to cool the charge - bigger one after to inject wmi as fuel (yes, the other way round to what they say)

safety kit

Those look very interesting mate.

You have got me thinking about wmi now, once I get a TB exhaust :think:

Damn you.....
 

DPJ

...........
Dec 13, 2004
7,996
2
NN Yorks / Salento
www.seatcupra.net
That really is impressive, so you haven't even found the limits of the methanol potential yet. [B)]

There's a calculable limit, Carl. I'm running a 40% mix at 150 psi with a nozzle that's 75% of the size I need. It could be 50% 180 psi 100% nozzle(s).

I need to explore the timing a bit at a time. The downside is that as you advance the timing, you advance the whole range. .... and my map doesn't cope well with advanced timing at lower revs.

I'm considering getting it remapped to suit the methanol system now, rather than a turbo upgrade.
 

DPJ

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Dec 13, 2004
7,996
2
NN Yorks / Salento
www.seatcupra.net
Yes!

Pic courtesy of CharlieTrueman - proving perfect 50/50 front rear weight balance on my car.

DSC00073.jpg
 

wild willy

Full Member
Aug 4, 2003
2,323
0
Wales
I'm considering getting it remapped to suit the methanol system now, rather than a turbo upgrade.

I think that is the most sensible way forward for your state of tune. To achieve the next level of power gain from a new turbo install will cost silly money and would it feel worth it, probably not.
New rods, custom remap and the limits of the methanol mapped to suit should find you at least another 20 bhp. Who would you trust the mapping to though.
 

DPJ

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Dec 13, 2004
7,996
2
NN Yorks / Salento
www.seatcupra.net
Have you had it corner weighted, Dave?

Do they do that by balancing the car on a kerb? :D

I think that is the most sensible way forward for your state of tune. To achieve the next level of power gain from a new turbo install will cost silly money and would it feel worth it, probably not.
New rods, custom remap and the limits of the methanol mapped to suit should find you at least another 20 bhp. Who would you trust the mapping to though.

:yes: Still more fun to be had with this. The drawback with my eliminator + map is the late spool - not helped by advanced timing making flooring the car below 3,500 a no-go area.
A custom map maybe wouldn't solve the problem, but it would ease it. I've got a mapper in mind who would allow me a bit of input into the spec...... I'd prefer to buy another ecu to do it on though - then I've still got Revo Stage 3 if it doesn't work out.
 

Feel

Veedubya 'velle
Jun 12, 2003
4,918
2
Midlands
Weight distribution looks to be more like 40/40. The other 20% is being taken on the skirt/kerb....

I DO like that White Polo...
 

jamiebennett81

Guest
Do they do that by balancing the car on a kerb? :D



:yes: Still more fun to be had with this. The drawback with my eliminator + map is the late spool - not helped by advanced timing making flooring the car below 3,500 a no-go area.
A custom map maybe wouldn't solve the problem, but it would ease it. I've got a mapper in mind who would allow me a bit of input into the spec...... I'd prefer to buy another ecu to do it on though - then I've still got Revo Stage 3 if it doesn't work out.

what does your's spool at then Dave? i.e. full boost