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Robin
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17th Jun 06 at 21:10   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
so its a sierra cosworth inlet manifold? with the little trumpets?

like this - http://%20www.rallycarsforsale.net/clas/index.php?ct=fsrp&md=details&id=9310


[Edited on 17-06-2006 by robmarriott]
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nope its different too cossie inlet, the tps needs modifing too fit which i forgot too meantion above but aint very hard at all really.

[Edited on 17-06-2006 by midlandvauxhalls]
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pics?
Robin
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is the ecotec tb bigger then?
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the tb is slightly smaller but it dosnt restrict flow and its easier too pipe up with it. i havnt got any pics of this one put ill put up a pic of a different one i had made up for a m8.
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this one is using a V6 throttle bodie.
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its using the manifold flange/injector bits off a standard inlet and then a bit of cossie inlet and custom built plenum.
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That video is shit
Robin
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that has to be far more efficient than the standard up and over inlet design
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
that has to be far more efficient than the standard up and over inlet design



100% is.
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quote:
Originally posted by Martin_C
what a pants vid


second that
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well what kind of advantages and gains can a c20let see with an mbc?


appart from melted pistons you shoud see a 500bhp gain
TNM
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what a shite video. if i had closed my eyes i might have had a better idea of what was going on!
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
well what kind of advantages and gains can a c20let see with an mbc?


appart from melted pistons you shoud see a 500bhp gain


down too ur own fault for not making sure everything was ok before u fitted it. so dont blame the mbc.
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ask a daft question,but instead of spending time and effort on producing a cutom inlet and throttle out of a cossie and an ecotec item.would it not have been beneficial to use throttle bodies ?or is cheaper to go down the cossie throttle and inlet route?
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cheaper this way, the problem with using a throttle bodie/turbo setup is making sure it runs 100% spot on which isnt easy and can cost alot of money. plus will always need regular setting up which isnt cheap.
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ahhh question answered
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wont have any till late next week.
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whats that an mbc
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whats an mbc?
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hey muppet did the fpr mod to the jag it dose 7mpg now instead of 10 gona fit some turbos next just so i can see if i can melt all 12 pistons cos il beable to fit 2 mbc's
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
whats an mbc?


manual boost controller rob
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Ah. like a bleed valve?
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yea piston melting device

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