Haz , that comment comes across as quite disrespectful. Jo and Henk know there beans. I am sure it wast just a case of put a cam in and fuel it to death. I suspect there was a little more logic in there.
You are correct on the split due to maps front. Noone maps over here. Unless you get after market
Jos power figures have been witnessed by around 10 UK bods at FCS.
firstly, i'll apologise if the comment was read wrong, i wasn't commenting on henk of jo, just generalising but i am interested in afr's but they have yet to be mentioned.
if a car isn't mapped properly then they are bound to blow up at some point, but again there is liitle information shared on here either through not knowing or just not wanting too??
i'm not doubting what has been done, just asking if there are other ways as in tuning there always is and yes, although i didn't realise til i joined, no one maps over here. . yet.
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Split liners is clearly down to the map, as the standard management cant read above one bar! so the car runs lean on anything over standard boost. Not to mention that the outter (1 and 4) liners are machined with a flat which is, generally, the weak spot.
The 21 is what my father and I call a lazy mans car. loads of torque and you dont have to be right up the revs to get the power. I think you are going to lose that characteristic.
of course its the map. not sure what your saying about running lean above std tho, my car is std and afr's are reading low 11's at 17psi so plenty of fuel for more boost but a i'm not using det cans as yet i didn't ty any further. it is a lazy car with loads of torque and fun to drive, i like the complete package. i will loose the characteristics but if i enjoy drining it more and its something i want to try i dont see why i shuldn't try? alot of 5 owners love std gtt turbo's, but again, loved the way the car handled etc but wanted i different way the power was delivered. exactly why i'm building my 11 looking standard with a clio 172 engine, large turbo, adaptronic and other mods to have a modern, reliable 300+bhp at 1bar boost with more on the secondary map for events.
again, not trying to cause arguements, each to their own. i could have just built it and tried without joining the club but thought i'd get some pointers, share my interest, plans and progress with other like minded people

---------- Post added at 07:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:21 PM ----------
i'm gonna show you something...
3 bar boost on std hg, and also look at the graph on the computer.
http://www.youtube.com/user/jo21turbo?gl=NL&hl=nl#p/u/55/Fm8L3NV0sas
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I'm not bothered mate

, let me put is this way...std ecu is limited and it aint standalone. If you can do it better, please show me. I'm waiting for almost 10 years now but so far...i'm not impressed. If the above line is RTOC mentality, sorry, not my thing. Over here whe discus matters, 21toc mentality, without knowing it all better and see who got the biggest dick.....
Good luck !
i'm impressed with what you've acheived jo, which is why i'm very interested in what you have done, hence the questions. i take it the boost hose popped off? nice graph tho. was there another run? do you have more information please? that looked like it only revved to 6k? whats the afr at wot?
i realised the map load points would be alot less than standalone so the map wouldn't be as smooth, but is alot cheaper.
i'm not saying i'll come to anywhere near to what you have done, but willing to try as far as my budget allows.
the comment was not ment in a bad way, just that if there's a strong smell of fuel then its rich. i realise that due to the std ecu, mapping has to be compomised, but mentioning afr's on through the revs and on boost would explain why.