Fitting the Specialist Components Engine Managment Kit - DIY
#16
Three Wheelin'
Great work John. Look forward to seeing the results after optimisation. Try to ride shotgun with the mapper and see if he can give you a running commentary of the process he follows.
#17
Drifting
Well done! Just a comment about the pic of your old injector. It was really dirty! I removed my injectors 2-3 years ago to have them sent away for a cleaning and testing. But the outside was more or less clean when I removed them. Did all your injectors look like the one in the pic?
#18
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
Well done! Just a comment about the pic of your old injector. It was really dirty! I removed my injectors 2-3 years ago to have them sent away for a cleaning and testing. But the outside was more or less clean when I removed them. Did all your injectors look like the one in the pic?
#19
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Just been for my first drive at speed.
OMG. OMG. OMG
The torque curve feels so fat. The idle coming to a rest is rock solid. No hiccups on idle or throttle transition.
It seems to be running rich, based on the black exhaust pipe, so I need to get it to the dyno ASAP.
Amazing to think this is the base result and there is more to come
OMG. OMG. OMG
The torque curve feels so fat. The idle coming to a rest is rock solid. No hiccups on idle or throttle transition.
It seems to be running rich, based on the black exhaust pipe, so I need to get it to the dyno ASAP.
Amazing to think this is the base result and there is more to come
#25
Rennlist Member
Great write up. I can't believe the difference between the two injectors.
Hoping you find even more power once you get everything dialed-in!
I just stumbled across Johny Tippler's dyno run after installing this kit.
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Hoping you find even more power once you get everything dialed-in!
I just stumbled across Johny Tippler's dyno run after installing this kit.
The Peppermint Pig on Facebook
On the rolling road, having new ECU and injectors fitted by Specialist Components. I now deliver 280bhp.
#26
Burning Brakes
Here's a link to the kit to save others from googling: http://www.twinkam.co.uk/shop/articl...aid%3DSC300%26
Sorry if there are any sponsors who sell the kit...
Looks like an amazing deal, especially considering it can be fully customized for later modifications/upgrades. One question though, you said you don't have an o2, do they have a kit that supports o2 sensors?
Sorry if there are any sponsors who sell the kit...
Looks like an amazing deal, especially considering it can be fully customized for later modifications/upgrades. One question though, you said you don't have an o2, do they have a kit that supports o2 sensors?
#29
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Thread Starter
Just to set expectations, I'm about to enter a heavy work travel period. I don't expect to be able to map the car on a dyno until late April.
That said I will have plenty of hotel down time to learn more about this topic so keep on posting questions. I think I will order a wideband o2 sensor as well as the AFR is a great unknown right now, plus making the car more efficient in closed loop is a worthwhile improvement.
That said I will have plenty of hotel down time to learn more about this topic so keep on posting questions. I think I will order a wideband o2 sensor as well as the AFR is a great unknown right now, plus making the car more efficient in closed loop is a worthwhile improvement.
#30
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Thread Starter
I've been reading up on engine management in my hotel room i.e. no access to the car or computer.
First question is whether the O2 sensor sold by Specialist Components is a direct fit into the car bung hole?
Second question is whether the ECU will read out the lamda or do I need to buy a wideband meter?
My car was built for Singapore and has no O2 sensor, but does have the bung hole. I hope that I can add O2 functionality for closed loop operation.
Third question is knock control. Do you know how that is integrated into the system? Do we still have knock control protection?