My figures:
---Fast Idle---
CO is 0.08
HC is 11ppm
---Natural idle---
CO is 0.02
are the differences significant?
My figures:
What settings are you using ?V8 Power wrote:Had my geo set up by Fergus at FW motorsport today.
Toe front and back was out as were camber settings.
Felt good on way home but will have to see how it performs on track to gauge full benefit.
Interesting read , thank youwarpc0il wrote:viewtopic.php?f=6&t=77422&hilit=sports+suspension+table
EdEddie_r32 wrote:With the undertray, Mishi rad and stock fans I had heat issues as with the Mishi rad you lose all the foam that fills the gaps around the rad up, I over engineered my solution to it and made a world of difference. (all the metal has foam on the back to stop it rubbing the rad)
I don't think so, if you look at where the filter is, it sits behind the blanked out section of grill, where the air intake for rad is lower down so I feel that the flow goes under the filter, it will obviously steal some air flow, if it's measurable though is another story.mrspiller wrote: ↑Sun Oct 28, 2018 9:35 amEdEddie_r32 wrote:With the undertray, Mishi rad and stock fans I had heat issues as with the Mishi rad you lose all the foam that fills the gaps around the rad up, I over engineered my solution to it and made a world of difference. (all the metal has foam on the back to stop it rubbing the rad)
Nice work , do you think that the filter makes any difference to the air flow towards the radiator ?
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I got you , ThanksEddie_r32 wrote:I don't think so, if you look at where the filter is, it sits behind the blanked out section of grill, where the air intake for rad is lower down so I feel that the flow goes under the filter, it will obviously steal some air flow, if it's measurable though is another story.mrspiller wrote: ↑Sun Oct 28, 2018 9:35 amEdEddie_r32 wrote:With the undertray, Mishi rad and stock fans I had heat issues as with the Mishi rad you lose all the foam that fills the gaps around the rad up, I over engineered my solution to it and made a world of difference. (all the metal has foam on the back to stop it rubbing the rad)
Nice work , do you think that the filter makes any difference to the air flow towards the radiator ?
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I an going back to stock intake and putting a revi scoop on it though now.
Agreed Nick, it will increase the max pressure from the pump but at idle of course the pump is not producing max pressure.13Black wrote: ↑Sun Oct 28, 2018 9:32 am
Sozzz errbody but I'll quite openly disagree with their claim that adding shims on the front pressure reg has -any- effect on idle pressure.
It can't. That reg is set to about 120psi bypass as standard.
I have no idea where they get this from or why they say this. I think a misinterpretation of a Pineapple Racing video.
I'd be concerned that low oil pressure at idle would be something to do with bearing clearance or a worn oil pump.
So I had issue mby still have but is better my car when hot was low oil pressure at idleChrisHolmes wrote: ↑Sun Oct 28, 2018 6:16 pmAgreed Nick, it will increase the max pressure from the pump but at idle of course the pump is not producing max pressure.13Black wrote: ↑Sun Oct 28, 2018 9:32 am
Sozzz errbody but I'll quite openly disagree with their claim that adding shims on the front pressure reg has -any- effect on idle pressure.
It can't. That reg is set to about 120psi bypass as standard.
I have no idea where they get this from or why they say this. I think a misinterpretation of a Pineapple Racing video.
I'd be concerned that low oil pressure at idle would be something to do with bearing clearance or a worn oil pump.
Mine is packed 3mm and I have an RX7 pressure relief valve. At startup the gauge is hard up against the max reading of 7bar!
At the 3000rpm and 100'C oil pressure check point recommended by Mazda my pressure is 4.25 bar versus the minimum 3bar quieted by Mazda. The engine idles at .5 to .7 bar.
After my latest oil change when I checked the pressure I had gained almost 1bar at 2500rpm!
Tonight I will get it for the test run to the post office need to send some parcels etc so will see the oil pressure at 3kChrisHolmes wrote: ↑Sun Oct 28, 2018 9:13 pmIf your pressure is minimum 3bar at 100'C and 3000rpm then that meets Mazdas parameters. A small change in idle speed is reflected by a significant change in oil pressure. Sorting the idling speed important so that it is at a steady rpm then your oil pressure will not fluctuate as the idle speed will be steady.