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| MUGEN POWER Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: s2ki.com Local Time: 10:23 PM
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Offline | Looking forward to the alta results roland ![]() |
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| MINI 2 Sponsor GT Tuning Join Date: Jan 2004 Local Time: 09:23 PM
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Offline | Hi Etalj,No what we are saying is on a high boost car (which will be demanding alot of air ) one psi extra ENTERING the SC can give UPTO 10bhp more at around 7000rpm compared to stock filter system.. You wont get the same on a stock car, nor will you get the same by going one psi more by 'going a bit smaller on the SC pulley', and unfortunately you dont get 10 bhp 'per psi'. (now that would be nice) Its all to do with improving volumetric efficiency . Regards Roland GTT. Our early tests gave 9bhp improvement on the rollers compared to our GTT 210 kit. As you know RR measurements are a little bit 'variable' even with the best will/operator/equipment in the world. A pressure and vacuum guages act as a' mobile real life conditions' flow bench. In other words a very valuable measuring & tuning device. Best Regards Roland GT Tuning ![]() |
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| MINI 2 Sponsor GT Tuning Join Date: Jan 2004 Local Time: 09:23 PM
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Offline | Hi Guys, still looking for an MCS with Alta air filter on it to complete the comparisons. Needs to be fitted with -17% pulley as used on GTT conversions , (or say a -14% JCW with a +3% GTT crank pulley) Hooking everything up & testing will take under an hour. You can even sit in the car during the test if you like and see the vacuum guage (make sure we are not cheating too )-£20 GTT voucher thankyou reward included! Regards Roland GTT ![]() |
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| forwards and downwards Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: my rack Local Time: 09:23 PM
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Offline | a question for rowland regarding cooper air box mods ? as im sure you are aware the cooper air box inlet has 2 resinator chambers on the pipe i know mini mania have already done a new air box but do not sell the pipe seperatley im considering a few mods to the stock air box (10mm hole in the bottom of the box and k&n high flow filter) what would you say the merits of these were over a 57i induction kit which is my other option ![]() confusion, madness and disorder .............. my work here is done |
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| MINI 2 Sponsor GT Tuning Join Date: Jan 2004 Local Time: 09:23 PM
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Offline | Hi JWF. Thanks for the enquiry TBH I havnt spent enough time on 'non S' air filter configurations to advise specifically . K&N elements are good quality, often 57i kits are alot more £ for an 'extra bit' you could do yourself (eg Renault 5GT kit). Holes that draw in hot air from the engine are generally not a good idea. You need cold air and lots of it. Regards Roland GTT ![]() |
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| forwards and downwards Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: my rack Local Time: 09:23 PM
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Offline | thanks i know it sounds odd but theres a theroy among us cooper owners that the air benth the box is cool due to its location the hot air comes from the side and a small hole aids the iduction as well as being and emergency drain im going to run a few experiments next weekalso one futher question how often should the filter elements be repaced confusion, madness and disorder .............. my work here is done |
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Offline | You can replicate the tests we are doing on the MCS's to see if you realy are removing any restriction. You need an accurate vacuum guage ,connected after the airfilter&before the TB. Use WOT in say third gear then take the reading at say 6000rpm. Then compare to stock. This realy is the best way to best in effect 'a real life actual conditions flow bench' Even the effects of air entering the grilles and scuttle area are 'real life' . Regards Roland GTT |
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| forwards and downwards Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: my rack Local Time: 09:23 PM
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Offline | Ive got a mate who dose motorsport engineering where I'm at uni so will see what gizmo's he has i think he will have all the necessary as he can use it as part of his research as well and will post the results back here ![]() confusion, madness and disorder .............. my work here is done |
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| MINI Obsessed... Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Southampton, Hants Local Time: 09:23 PM
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Offline | The holes in the bottom is a mod back from the old Nova days. Its considered that the air in the lower engine bay is cooler due to hot air rising and there isnt usually anything hot underneath it. Its worthwhile if you go through many fords though as a drainage hole. |
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| In my Classic Mk 1 :) Join Date: Jan 2004 Local Time: 09:23 PM
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Offline | ![]() I kinda miss my Promini ![]() In some ways I think its better than my 10hp upgrade that I paid £450 quid for ![]() | MINIaddiction | | For MIDLANDS Folk in their MINI's | |
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| MINI Obsessed... Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Southampton, Hants Local Time: 09:23 PM
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Offline | What did you go for?? I put the promini one half way through a mini run.... then booted it out on to the dual carriageway and it made soooo much difference. And that sound mmmm |
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| In my Classic Mk 1 :) Join Date: Jan 2004 Local Time: 09:23 PM
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Offline | Works upgrade.... ![]() I swear I got back in the car after the upgrade and thought nice sound when the second flap opens but what extra power and looked over at the BMP sat in the passenger footwell where it had been dumped when they took it off ![]() | MINIaddiction | | For MIDLANDS Folk in their MINI's | |
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