<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Jays2000ZX3:
Ok, I was running about 8PSI of boost on the 14B, it can handle at least 15PSI comfortably from what I have read. Now at 10-12PSI, you would definetly get 200-220whp.<hr></blockquote>
Ok .. that's great then .. it'd be perfect .. but with 15 psi, the air begins to heat up a little doesn't it
.. but I was thinking about running it at about 10 psi .. should be good for at least 200whp.. (intercooled)
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Jays2000ZX3:
If you eventually want to upgrade, you just buy a 16G, or a Big 16G, basically has the same compressor housing, but a different, bigger wheel, and a bigger turbine housing as well.<hr></blockquote>
good .. where does this 16G come from? any stock cars come with it?
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Jays2000ZX3:
The 14B is internally wastegated which is less of a PITA.<hr></blockquote>
that's what I was hoping .. but can I set it at whatever I want? the wastegate? its probably got a stock setting you know, that's why I'm wondering..
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Jays2000ZX3:
IMHO, you NEED a BOV/Bypass Valve. Not for the sound, but to save the turbo. If you don't have this, when you let off the throttle, all the air that is pressurised in your intake pipes gets routed back and hits your compressor wheel, slowing it down. Because the engine is making it turn one way, but all the excess boost in the pipes is making it turn the other way. That is BAD BAD BAD!
So the BOV/Bypass Valve prevents this. And if you get a 1G DSM BOV, it is actually a Bypass valve, and you can plumb that back into the intake before the Turbo, after the MAF and you will not run RICH between shifts.<hr></blockquote>
that's what I was talking to my friend about last night .. If I put it before my maf .. it won't sensor the additional air.. so shouldn't give me additional fuel there ... but if I put it AFTER the maf, then its gonna see more air .. give me more fuel, but the air is gonna get vented (to air or to turbo ..) so the extra fuel will still be there.. that's what I'm still wondering about ..
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Jays2000ZX3:
As for the Exhaust. On our cars, CAT-BACK means starting after the Flexpipe, to the back bumper. Turbo back, means from the TURBO to the Back Bumper, so on the Focus, that would mean the Downpipe, Flex pipe and "Cat-Back". So from the Turbo to the back Bumper!
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aaaaah yeah
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Jays2000ZX3:
BTW, I still have a SFMS that I could part with!
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I'd love to get it but I'm thinking about getting tom's fuel .. just don't know how much time it would take them to make the chip, get the injectors and new maf .. would other injectors work for exmaple from a mustang or something .. I don't mind the gettho setup
I'm trying to make it cheap (no really in quality ..) but it should still work just as good as other kits .. and I'm wondinerg how much it'll cost me to get this shipped to canada etc..
the sfms just doesn't seem as reliable as I'd like it to be .. I just can't afford a new engine
so right now, what I've planned, is to get a used MX6 intercooler (100$), a used 14B (100-300$), fuel solution.. chip, maf, injectors (~1000$.. thats what i'm wondering), piping (about 500-600$), manifold (~400$)
notice these prices are in CAD$
if you want to rectify anything.. go ahead
[ 06-27-2002: Message edited by: BerinG ]</p>