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johnscorsaXE

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8th Aug 06 at 17:34

today changed the manifold, and soon il be getting it booked in at probably jam sport to get it mapped.
didnt take me to long, just gotta get afew fancy silcon hoses now.
it now pulls so hard from 4k, its like a different car!
opinions?
only thing, at lower revs, it doesnt seem to pull as much as the old manifold

Marc

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8th Aug 06 at 17:36

1.6 Astra??

GT4Brody

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8th Aug 06 at 17:41

how tall are you??!:

Matt H

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8th Aug 06 at 18:00

2.0 Ecotec calibra?

1st pic is quite

Marc

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8th Aug 06 at 18:04

No Matt, its either a 1.4/1.6 16v.

johnscorsaXE

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8th Aug 06 at 18:19

its a 1.4 astra.
its truly beasty oce it hits higher revs. but low down its quite dissapointing.
anyone noticed this too?

langey

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8th Aug 06 at 18:21

quote:
Originally posted by GT4Brody
how tall are you??!:

is it a home made one?

johnscorsaXE

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8th Aug 06 at 18:23

one of the inlets from vxpaul on mig.
ive had it for ages but only just got round to fitting it

johnscorsaXE

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9th Aug 06 at 09:17

how does everyone else find these inlets when you have the car under 4krevs?
mine just doesnt seem to pull as hard as it used to

Dean_W

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9th Aug 06 at 10:56

Mine is the same.

Under 4K, it was a bit gutless, but when it's over 4K, makes up for it.

To combat this, I invested in a Janspeed 4-2-1 manifold. This gave it a bit more poke under 4K.

It's just what happens when you fit these manifolds.

johnscorsaXE

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9th Aug 06 at 13:08

you had it rollin roaded? what power output you expect from the mods?

Dean_W

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9th Aug 06 at 13:11

Nope. Haven't got round to that yet.

Had a bit of an altercation with a Mercedes. Once RR'd, i expect it to be around 140-150BHP.

That has head and cams aswell though.

Daimo B

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9th Aug 06 at 13:16

You have exactly the same issue with a Mantzel box.

Only way to smooth out this issue is to get rid of the cone filter, use the original airbox, panel filter and some more air feeds.... Somethign to do with the filters, inlet boxes just don't like them.

Pants below 3k, good for high revs, hence not really that great for a road car.

The Mantzel UK demo car went like cr4p off of a shovel though, no flat spots, superb map on it... Great power all the way up to 7250 where they set the cutoff. Still pulling power then as well!!

Ojc

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9th Aug 06 at 13:32

Daimo I miss you on here, you have a knowledge that is second to none

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9th Aug 06 at 13:36

quote:
Originally posted by VXR
You have exactly the same issue with a Mantzel box.

Only way to smooth out this issue is to get rid of the cone filter, use the original airbox, panel filter and some more air feeds.... Somethign to do with the filters, inlet boxes just don't like them.

Pants below 3k, good for high revs, hence not really that great for a road car.

The Mantzel UK demo car went like cr4p off of a shovel though, no flat spots, superb map on it... Great power all the way up to 7250 where they set the cutoff. Still pulling power then as well!!

thats why out the two i preferred the lexmaul as its powerband was much more usable in 99% of situations

SetH

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9th Aug 06 at 13:38

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Daimo I miss you on here, you have a knowledge that is second to none

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Robin

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9th Aug 06 at 13:38

yep. still pulls at the limiter too

Daimo B

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9th Aug 06 at 13:48

quote:
Originally posted by jr

thats why out the two i preferred the lexmaul as its powerband was much more usable in 99% of situations

Yeah, power comes in much lower and is much more usable for daily use. Starts to lean out though around 6500rpm though if im not mistake?

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9th Aug 06 at 13:49

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Daimo I miss you on here, you have a knowledge that is second to none

Best Regards

Cool, i hope you sleep better because of it.

Kind regards.

Ojc

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9th Aug 06 at 13:55

WE will sleep better because of it

johnscorsaXE

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9th Aug 06 at 14:40

i dont have a cone filter. still running the standard airbox but just derestricted it.

Robin

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9th Aug 06 at 14:48

quote:
Originally posted by VXR

quote:
Originally posted by jr

thats why out the two i preferred the lexmaul as its powerband was much more usable in 99% of situations

Yeah, power comes in much lower and is much more usable for daily use. Starts to lean out though around 6500rpm though if im not mistake?

mine didnt, my graphs showed it climbing still, at 7200

but... it was remapped, so probably would have done otherwise.

[Edited on 09-08-2006 by robmarriott]

johnscorsaXE

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9th Aug 06 at 15:00

how much do remaps cost? and would my enigne benefit from a remap?

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9th Aug 06 at 15:14

quote:
Originally posted by VXR

The Mantzel UK demo car went like cr4p off of a shovel though, no flat spots, superb map on it... Great power all the way up to 7250 where they set the cutoff. Still pulling power then as well!!

The power of an engine can be massively affected by the mapping. mapping can make or break an engines performance, mine for an example when I first fitted my throttle bodies it ran fine and pulled well but it went on the rollers at Noble and was only producing 143 bhp. following 4 hours of mapping it made about 160 bhp. then with more headwork, cams, verniers, different inlet and more mapping it now makes 177.6 bhp

so many people fit an inlet and expect miracles, get all your mods done then get it mapped and the difference will be huge.

Cybermonkey

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9th Aug 06 at 15:15

and i bet it feckin flies dave

how much torque now and at what revs does it peak?

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