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Just got back from the rolling road. Could not get the racing car to stay in the rollers so put the leon on there for a bit of a laugh.
Well, 195.3bhp @ 4427. Thats with 2k on the clock. See what happens when its run in.
That's good going. In fact, that's amazing (if standard) :thumbup: !
Don't know the torque, didn't think about it at the time.
Not quite standard got one of those plug in the loom things.
Not quite standard got one of those plug in the loom things.
which one?
so that means its putting out probably about 170 or so normally which is the general concensus with the later 150s.
nice figure though.
That is quite good. As Stew already mentioned the latter 150's seem to be producing around to 170hp & 340Nm torque in OE form. :thumbup:
U lucky lucky lucky ..................
Its a PSI power box from East Coast Racing.
www.dieselchiptuning.com
big ALI H
23-03-2004, 15:13
Its a PSI power box from East Coast Racing.
www.dieselchiptuning.com
Might just have a look at one of those in a few months :cheers:
Hmmmmm £300 notes for the unit.... - Brings that over upsolute..... Still toying with the Bammer route...
hdi_d turbo
23-03-2004, 21:21
very impressive result!
i have one of those boxes for the 306 and it 1/4s in 16.5 with it on!
have you changed the settings atall?
craig-pd130
24-03-2004, 08:41
According to a dealer who posted on UK MkIVs a while back, the East Coast Racing boxes are made by the same supplier who do the van Aaken tuning boxes.
He said the compnentry is the same, just the labels and casing colours change (and the price :blink: )
orangesprout
24-03-2004, 09:25
very impressive result!
i have one of those boxes for the 306 and it 1/4s in 16.5 with it on!
have you changed the settings atall?
i had 306 HDI with plug - in box
I had 2 clutches fitted in 6 months - be very careful !!!
luckily warranty covered them - garage were very confused !
i had 306 HDI with plug - in box
I had 2 clutches fitted in 6 months - be very careful !!!
luckily warranty covered them - garage were very confused !
From my understanding most of the HDI's clutchs can not handle much more torque than comes standard on car. Easily solved with an uprated sport clutch.
got a scan of the graph?
should be attached
can you feel that dip around 2800-3100rpm on the road?
can you feel that dip around 2800-3100rpm on the road?
Probably as it's noticeable with a stock car..
can you feel that dip around 2800-3100rpm on the road?
Nope but it's good for 150mph though. On a private road!!!
hdi_d turbo
24-03-2004, 21:45
yea, already had a clutch in the 306, seems fine with new one, dont drive with the box all the time, just when i want a bit more fun!
orangesprout
25-03-2004, 06:50
yea, already had a clutch in the 306, seems fine with new one, dont drive with the box all the time, just when i want a bit more fun!
doesn't help that the cable is self adjusting.
never mind, i've moved on now.