I love the blurb they have on the cp3 pumps...Ryan,how is the car doing ? Did you get the turbo issue sorted ?
If going common rail I know that you would like to stick with the edc17 to learn more about tuning for customers in the future.If it proves to be too much work to tune for an all out drag car then you might consider a standalone system for the time being.
Ruben,It sure would be nice to see a 1.9/2.0L common rail make 400+ bhp on diesel fuel only regardless of ECU.I'm guessing that no one yet has tried to build an all out monster 1.9/2.0 tdi.
I have thought about going common rail with my engine.There are quite a few diesel truck pullers running Bosch Motorsport ecu and there is support on the fueling side with big flow injectors/pump(s). Only issue is that it would be quite a bit of money I'm thinking.
http://www.dieselworldmag.com/uncom...behind-closed-doors-at-ss-diesel-motorsports/
http://www.dieselarmy.com/features/...-duramax-is-poised-to-dominate-the-3-0-class/
Even chevy has issues with that blasted CP4 pumpMODIFIED CP3S
The S&S team builds “stroker” CP3 pumps in 10mm, 12mm and 14mm configurations that deliver more fuel per rotation than a stock CP3 pump that only has about 8 millimeters of stroke. The long stroke pumps feature a new shaft with a larger diameter cam lobe and shorter pistons to deliver more fuel with each revolution of the shaft. They also offer conversion kits to upgrade new model GM trucks from the troublesome CP4 pump to a reliable CP3 while maintaining the necessary emissions related equipment.
Is Simon Cooper still around?, I used him about 14 years ago when I was tuning an old mk3 diesel golf.Nice work Rayan!! It's great to see someone (uk) picking up the baton from where Simon Cooper left off and taking it to a couple of levels on very impressive figures indeed!!
Almost reaching the Portuguese Polo MK1, that did 9.63sec with a 1.9 PD at Santa Pod.Likely off the power before i came off the NOS, it ran fine the next run but changed up early, still did a 10.1 with my best 60ft!
And is that a 8v ? If so that is amazingAlmost reaching the Portuguese Polo MK1, that did 9.63sec with a 1.9 PD at Santa Pod.
i think its doing 550hp and its for sale right now...
Good project Btw !
Those scsc delta standalone kits look pretty good they make a plug and play kit for my smart cdi engine that im putting in a golf cartI Agree, stick with the 16v CR if you are going to the effort. I think it would be wise to keep the OE ECU but maybe you would have more fun with standalone, SCS Delta looks like it fits the bill pretty well.
From feel when driving the car i would say for certain it was wheelspin rather than clutch slip (Triple plate) due to too much NOS in 4th gear too quickly, the ramp was set too fast due to giving it a tickle in 2nd gear on that run. The next run after was fine and its never slipped on the dyno.
That would be an option.I thought that the cyl head could only be made to flow so much ?why not stick with a 16v common rail
Other than some tire chirp off the line I'd say the tires appeared to be hooking well.It seemed very obvious after the 49 sec mark in the video that the engine rpm didn't change much.It sounded like it went up and down and then leveled out.Perhaps the clutch was bedding/welding in and then it gripped well after that.I Agree, stick with the 16v CR if you are going to the effort. I think it would be wise to keep the OE ECU but maybe you would have more fun with standalone, SCS Delta looks like it fits the bill pretty well.
From feel when driving the car i would say for certain it was wheelspin rather than clutch slip (Triple plate) due to too much NOS in 4th gear too quickly, the ramp was set too fast due to giving it a tickle in 2nd gear on that run. The next run after was fine and its never slipped on the dyno.
I dont know if it it a 8v, but that it is a beast it is...And is that a 8v ? If so that is amazing