well logged 356g/s through the maf this morning, at 7000rpm, and at this is was holding 22 deg btdc with no cfs.
Should have it mapped this week, so may see a bit more, and should certainly see more timing.
It is, to be honest, undriveable in anything below forth which doesn't hit boost until 75mph. It will drop out of boost if you change up at the limiter in 1st to second, unless you flat shift. In the right gear on a dual carriageway playing with a big bike it's going to be funny, but it'd not a very good fast road car.
Unless you are in exactly the right gear, it will get walked on by a diesel mondeo.
I'm sure riding a big bike probably feels a bit like this does in boost.
Second gear spins drag radials to the limiter on grippy tarmac in warm weather. This is with a diff. Third is weaving trying to find traction.
I really wouldn't do this unless you have something like my daily driver to fall back on for normal, quick driving.
Would I do it again?
Probably!
But then I'm an idiot.
How the hell bills will cope with a gt35 in a striped ibeza, god only knows.
I'm convinced gt 3071 on something like the pag parts mani is the way to go on the 1.8t.
I'm not saying you're wrong about the IHI's power, but the thing is, I'm getting mixed messages....
One minute I'm being told that Owen Developments know what they are doing and that their power claims are accurate, but then when I point out the Owen claim the VF34 P20 is good for 370bhp I'm then told that the IHI is only good for 330bhp.
Also Wilko, if you're basing the 320-330bhp on your car, remember that we both went to the same rolling road day (Where was that???) and mine produced exactly 360bhp whilst yours produced something like 325bhp (I think).... so it appears mine really was producing about 30-35bhp more than yours (Thats if my memory is correct.).
I still don't get how rollers can give too high readings.... especially inertia rollers. The maths is quite simple, so unless someone has the mass of the rollers wrong they should give a reading that's either accurate or too low, but never too high (I'm talking at the wheels here, not the flywheel).
Don't get me wrong, I'm not disagreeing with anyone, I'm just trying to understand it for myself.
Thanks
Ben
Spot on. The vf34 made 325-330 on awesome dynojet verses 360-365 for the 18g. The vf34 is a 330hp turbo max. The 18g is good for 360+
By the way the owens 475 unit is laggy as, 1 bar by 4400, but fully spooled (30lb) by low 5's and holds 28lb at 7800rpm on a big port with cams
Massively faster than the vf34 or 18g, but it's bloomin dangerous in a 1350kg golf, so in an ibeza you'd die fairly soon.
thats bad luck..
were you running wmi etc ? what mix?
no octane additions or anything?
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Jabba do 3 versions, mine is the middle one (450 ish), My car made 420 but my mate has the same turbo and set (almost identical) and his made 450, My engine droped a spectech valve and is currently being rebuilt by Jabba2L (82.5 bore and Eurospec 12.5 KG billet crank , ported polished and water meth , let see what it makes
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This build should be right and looking forward to getting it backThe collets came with the valves , but apparently you HAVE to use there retainers and spring set . I did think the same as yousingle groove retainers....you sure?
i thought all retainers fitted both. its the valves and collets that have to be matching
Thats what SUPERTECH are now saying to medo your saying that tripple groove valves and collets can be used on std retainers but single groove carnt
but both can be used on ti-retainers?!?
sounds like toffe waffle