Smudge's ITB'd 190PS (almost) in further ABF 16v dyno development. 03-06-11

Discussion in '16-valve' started by Toyotec, Jun 7, 2011.

  1. Mike_H Forum Addict


    Apple's legal department will be in touch shortly, regarding your defamatory remarks about the iPhone. Messrs Sue, Grabbitt and Runne asked me to state clearly that the iPhone accelerometer is certified *even* for 8v use.
     
  2. Toyotec

    Toyotec CGTI Committee - Happy helper at large Admin

    Got one of those apps, (works with diagnostics port) and will be testing it on the Ankor saloon. If it is good on a car that can turn over on its roof with twist, it will work on *vs and Diesels :lol:.
     
  3. Mike_H Forum Addict

    Dynolicious, or a different one?
     
  4. tshirt2k

    tshirt2k Forum Junkie

    There is this one but not sure it give a trace like the g tech.

    Rev by devtoaster
     
    Last edited: Jun 11, 2011
  5. mec82 Forum Member

    So Smudges engine spec appears very similar to VWsinghs with the exception of the ITBs and 4-1 manifold (rather then 4-2-1?). Or are there other significant differences?

    Is the difference in top end of the torque curve purely down to the ITBs? Do you think the 4-1 manifold has much effect?

    Having mapped both engines, do the AFRs or VE tables give you more insight into how the 2 engines are flowing throughout the range?
     
  6. Mike_H Forum Addict

    Smudge has ITBs and a ported head.

    VW_Singh has a lighter car and a lower ratio diff, which should allow a more aggressive ignition curve.
     
  7. Toyotec

    Toyotec CGTI Committee - Happy helper at large Admin

    The ITBs allow the top end torque to decay differently compared to a plenum vehicle.
     
  8. infinity

    infinity Forum Member

    how / Why do ITB's do that ??
     
  9. chrismc Forum Junkie

    Excellent write up.

    Good to see how advance/retard on cam timing correlates in graphical form.

    :thumbup:
     
  10. Ben S

    Ben S Forum Junkie

    Often shorter than runners on a plenum & support much higher CFM, which can't be a bad thing at high rpm
     

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