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Obsessed Scooby
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Whats going to be the first and 'cheapest' way of getting more torque from my Type R?
I was thinking of changing the induction kit, adding a sports cat, headers and a re-map, but is there anything else? I'm not so fussed on the BHP but more so on the Torque of the car. Around 320Bhp would be great without having to change anything more, but what's my torque going to be does anyone think? Just looking for some advice and opinions at the moment ![]() Many thanks guys and gals ![]() |
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Fresh Scooby
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Phill, there's an equation that works it all out, the one linking torques and horses, but I'm buggered if I can find it.
I'll wage a badger that lightening the turbo will give you more tourqe from lower down at least. I think you've covered most of the bases. |
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Senior Scooby
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Bristol UK
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A wrc car is limited to 300 bhp (i think it is) but has masses of torque about 600-700ft/lbs but max bhp must be down to 2750 rpm approx. All punch no top end. Its the gearing that gives the higher speeds. The power band in these is more like a diesel, all punch low down but no rev's, next gear quick. Now a F1 car has lots of BHP but most of you scoob owners have more torque than the F1 car. But the F1 car rev's at 19,000-20,000rpm. Its no good having a car with 300ft/bls at 4500 if there is only 150 ft/lbs at lower or higher rev's You are better of having 250 ft/lbs through the rev range.. This will make a more drivable car. When I look at the graphs from the RR's I look for the area below the torque curve. The larger the area the more drivable the car. No good having 400 ft/lbs but only as a small spike as this will give a small area. Can you understand this??? |
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Obsessed Scooby
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Thanks for that bob
I understand just fine ![]() Was told at Alan Jefferies, when I get her re-mapped I'll see a vast improvement over the entire rev range with everything as mine is running rich and just basically, wasting fuel So with the downpipe and a fuel pump, the re-map should give me a more driveable car anyways ![]() Looking forward to getting it done shortly ![]() |
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Fresh Scooby
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Essex
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I suppose so. But it's definatley the "free" way of gaining torque.
I wouldn't expect Sccoby owners would get much hassle from the law in regards to the exhaust. They pretty much know it has a distinctive sound any how. But thats just assuming, as I don't own one yet. |
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