G-Day Willie, Congrats on this very nice dyno results and super healty g/s logs.
I am about to take the plunge and go hyrid as i have done all the stage 2 mods i can and cannot get her over the 280bhp.

Did you put in new rods/injectors to accomodate the hybrid or a high flow mani?

Thanks
 
Hi mate the unos MBC is on the forge website and an excellent highly recommended piece of kit.
Desecreening the maff is a recommended mod to do if you have a spare maff tube handy. The mesh pulls out easily on one end and has to be helped out at the other. Descreening removes alot of restriction from the intake which allows more air flow. If using a decent cone filter the air is being directed correctly and laminated by the manner in which it is sucked into the cone at right angles does the same job as the original Maff screening.

Cheers for that :)

Never spotted the Unos before, don't think it comes up if you filter it to the Mk1 Leon on the Forge website. Not mapped my car yet but will bear it in mind when the time comes.

Re. descreening the MAF, can I safely swap my MAF between housings? Thought I read something that they were matched (or calibrated) to the housing they're in?
 
Cheers for that :)

Never spotted the Unos before, don't think it comes up if you filter it to the Mk1 Leon on the Forge website. Not mapped my car yet but will bear it in mind when the time comes.

Re. descreening the MAF, can I safely swap my MAF between housings? Thought I read something that they were matched (or calibrated) to the housing they're in?

No there not. If you run a LCR housing, it's 3" which ever housing you use/swap around

I made around a 10g/s improvement when I descreened the maf, nice little mod although it's been debated quite a lot about the improvements....
 
The maff sensor effects the fuelling of a car so you can use the maff sensor in any size housing so long as the fueling is adjusted to suit and the map is happy to see higher or lower air flows.
I would only recommend descreening the stock LCR maff tube as you are not affecting the CSA of the tube or its calibration but simply removing obstructions to airflow. Many big turbo installs use an unscreened maff.
With my APR code it throws a warning light when i record over 250g/sec of air, so to combat this i sometimes run a bigger maff tube to reduce the airflow recorded by the maff sensor but i increase fueling to compensate.
When i get around to visiting Bills Dyno i'll bring a few different maff housings to see what the exact performance increases are.
 
Did you get my pm. I just wanted to know if theres any chance of getting the alloy joiner your using, saves having to mock up one etc, just wanted to order the exact same one as you.
 
G-Day Willie, Congrats on this very nice dyno results and super healty g/s logs.
I am about to take the plunge and go hyrid as i have done all the stage 2 mods i can and cannot get her over the 280bhp.

Did you put in new rods/injectors to accomodate the hybrid or a high flow mani?

Thanks
hi mate,
The hybrid route is hugely recommended and a big difference will be felt. I'm on stock rods at the moment but i'm respectful of my boost and timing settings also to minimise rod stress. When funds allow i'll fit rods for sure. Fueling wise i have stock injectors running at 4 bar but i am stressing the fuel pump a little so i've aquired 430cc's @ 3 bar to be fitted soon.
Bill badger 5 is the man to see for the hybrid kit.;)
 
Did you get my pm. I just wanted to know if theres any chance of getting the alloy joiner your using, saves having to mock up one etc, just wanted to order the exact same one as you.

Hi mate, sorry for the late reply. A company called proalloy fabricated it for me. Forge motorsport can do it also as will Bill Badger5. One day a decent mass produced version may be available for us.:)
 
How many miles you done on this tubby now, Karl? Nothing meant, just curious.
Hi Phil,
I'm a weekend only sado so unbelievably still less than 10,000 miles.:hide: the engine still feels a little tight but is loosing up nicely ;). When you coming back to the fold mate.
 
When i get around to visiting Bills Dyno i'll bring a few different maff housings to see what the exact performance increases are.

if you are close(ish) this weekend, dro pit round for a dyno.. (free) as I would like to reference yours to ongoing hybrids I am working on. If you are available that is.
let me know mate
:thumbup:
 
if you are close(ish) this weekend, dro pit round for a dyno.. (free) as I would like to reference yours to ongoing hybrids I am working on. If you are available that is.
let me know mate
:thumbup:
:cheers:
I would like to say a big thank you to Bill for giving up his sunday afternoon to Dyno my car and listen to my constant chattering. It was great to meet you and see your workshop and current builds in progress as its all very impressive :worship: I'm looking forward to having my rods upgraded in the near future so i can push my setup with piece of mind and see what it can do.
We ran the car on the Dyno with a low level of boost (peak 1.4 bar tapering to approx 1.25bar) which still managed to make 300bhp. My torque was well down to my previous r/r at gotboost but for that run i was peaking at least 0.25 bar higher which would have given a higher boost figure. I tempted fate to run higher boost but my limp mode gremlins returned:rolleyes: so stoped our play.
We'll soon see what my setup can run with a high flowmani etc and higher boost, i'm expecting 320 which is very drivable and enough power for me.
Thanks again Bill.:thumbup:
 
no probs.. nice to talk with you yesterday.
your car, and mods, are right on the money...
deffo thinking 3" TIP currently on the hybrids floating by me currently.
:thumbup:
 
"peak 1.4 bar tapering to approx 1.25bar" and you still made 300bhp, .Thats good going mate, I think some of the hybrids can be run between 24-26psi but not on standard rods i guess.What LB/FT did she put out?
 
no probs.. nice to talk with you yesterday.
your car, and mods, are right on the money...
deffo thinking 3" TIP currently on the hybrids floating by me currently.
:thumbup:

Yep, 3 inch Tip and desceened maff should make a positive difference on the installs. i found that my set up wouldn't flow much more air without it regardless how much i cranked the boost up.
For reference this is a log before i ran at got Boost Last December:-

Code:
Group A:	'002				Group B:	'118			
	RPM	Load	Inj. On Time	Mass Flow		RPM	Temperature	Load	Absolute Pres.
523.97	3640	178.2	15.64	153.58	523.67	3520	15	67.8	1570
524.57	3920	191.7	20.74	168.53	524.27	3760	16	61.2	2490
525.17	4160	191.7	21.42	179.44	524.87	4040	15	66.3	2540
525.78	4440	191.7	20.74	182.61	525.48	4320	15	68.2	2510
526.38	4720	191.7	19.38	187.75	526.08	4600	15	69	2500
526.98	4960	191.7	19.72	198.92	526.68	4840	15	71.4	2490
527.69	5240	191.7	19.04	209.58	527.39	5120	16	72.5	2370
528.29	5480	191.7	19.38	216.36	527.99	5360	17	79.2	2380
528.91	5680	191.7	18.7	224.72	528.59	5560	18	82	2460
529.6	5920	191.7	17.68	219.11	529.3	5800	18	90.6	2370
530.2	6120	190.2	17.34	223.67	529.9	6000	20	87.5	2350
530.81	6280	191	17.68	227.22	530.5	6200	21	88.6	2310
These logs were taken the day before your Dyno run yesterday:-
Group A: '002 Group B: '118
Code:
	RPM	Load	Inj. On Time	Mass Flow		RPM	Temperature	Load	Absolute Pres.
TIME					TIME				
STAMP	 /min	%	 ms	 g/s	STAMP	 /min	°C	%	 mbar
138.29	2040	75.9	7.14	34.72	137.99	1960	29	40	1040
138.9	2200	83.5	8.16	40.17	138.58	2120	29	43.5	1130
139.5	2400	100.8	9.18	50.08	139.2	2280	28	95.3	1250
140.1	2640	125.6	12.24	70.47	139.8	2520	27	95.3	1460
140.71	2960	170.7	15.3	110.64	140.4	2800	26	95.3	1760
141.31	3400	191.7	19.38	143.28	141.01	3160	25	88.2	2340
141.91	3840	191.7	19.04	153.28	141.61	3640	24	85.9	2380
142.52	4280	191.7	19.04	171.75	142.21	4080	24	83.1	2390
143.22	4760	191.7	19.38	195.22	142.82	4480	23	94.9	2400
143.82	5160	191.7	18.7	210.42	143.52	4960	24	95.3	2410
144.44	5520	191.7	17.68	220.86	144.12	5360	24	95.3	2360
145.03	5880	191.7	17.68	226.17	144.73	5720	24	95.3	2330
145.73	6240	189.5	16.32	231.19	145.34	6040	25	95.3	2270
146.34	6520	191.7	16.66	235.19	146.04	6400	27	95.3	2250
146.94	6760	172.9	14.96	236.86	146.64	6640	27	95.3	2300

Maff tube is 11% bigger than stock so for comparison purposes multiply by 1.11 to compare with a stock LCR maff reading.
 
"peak 1.4 bar tapering to approx 1.25bar" and you still made 300bhp, .Thats good going mate, I think some of the hybrids can be run between 24-26psi but not on standard rods i guess.What LB/FT did she put out?
I think it was around 265ft/lb which sounds a little low but peak boost was lower also, so proportional. Once rods are fitted i'll crank it up to about 25psi and see what it can do. The car feels strong on the road.
 
Good going Willy, i always thought the hybrid was a waste and the only option after a standard K04 was a big turbo as my mate has a hybrid and i still pull away slightly (he is running a hybrid on standard manifold and downpipe). But seeing yours and what Bill has done with some K04 hybrids it has tempted me even more to go K04 hybrid next. Would i see any gains by using a 3inch tip on a standard K04? Do you have any pics of the 3inch tip and what is required to make one? :)
 
Good going Willy, i always thought the hybrid was a waste and the only option after a standard K04 was a big turbo as my mate has a hybrid and i still pull away slightly (he is running a hybrid on standard manifold and downpipe). But seeing yours and what Bill has done with some K04 hybrids it has tempted me even more to go K04 hybrid next. Would i see any gains by using a 3inch tip on a standard K04? Do you have any pics of the 3inch tip and what is required to make one? :)

I'm sure there are gains to be had on a stock setup but i can't quantify it for you. A hybrid flows alot more than a standard k04 so will feel the choke more. If you only do the tip you will move the choke to the maff tube and then to the filter so to be effective you need to open the entire intake setup. There are some pics on this thread.
 
Hi mate,
i have some rods and high flow exhaust manifold to be fitted and a r32 throttle body to be port matched to my intake manifold. I've also bought some genesis 550's off Phil to sort my fueling if need be.
I'm looking forward to setting it up but time is a problem, but i do still enjoy this hobby.
I'm in search of a reliable 330-350 bhp.