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heartbreaker thursday

Posted By: Anonymous

heartbreaker thursday - 07/11/2011 17:47

Im going to the notorious heartbreaker dyno (Surrey rolling road) on thursday, to see if i'm fueling ok as barbz has fitted a 3.5" race cat to my car so potentially going to see more ponies if fueling is good, it certainly feels it on the road..or maybe its the weather?

whish me luck...lets se if i can crack 320hp on this "realistic" bad boy of a dyno!
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 07/11/2011 20:03

Good luck mate.

Would pop down if it was any other Thursday, but im off to the Ace meet this week.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 07/11/2011 20:39

run is at 3.00pm might go to ace after!
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 07/11/2011 20:42

Ah, I wouldnt of been able to make it anyway, I thought you were doing an eve run.
Yeah pop down to Ace....
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 07/11/2011 21:04

what time you going.....conga?
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 07/11/2011 21:27

Conga?

Try and leave Walton around 6-6.30pm latest.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 07/11/2011 23:19

well we could cruise up together shall i meet you in walton? my mate might come he is in sunbury.
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 08/11/2011 16:40

Yeah that sounds good mate, the only way I know is M25 then north circular, but M25 at that time is awful, just thinking if you know any other routes, otherwise M25 it is.
Can meet anywhere in walton where there is some space for cars, then we can take off from there.
Maybe outside Zio Italian restaurant where the Plough pub used to be, or the road next to Homebase avoiding the car park as its always busy, around 6.15 pm?
Unless you want to go a different route or have any other ideas, I'm easy.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 08/11/2011 17:15

i know a few routes a316 or a40 or pump lane to target roundabout...all will prob be busy!

shall i meet you in the slip road as you go into homebase its straight on where the posh houses are?
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 08/11/2011 18:05

Yeah, perfect mate. Around 6.15 then, that o.k?
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 08/11/2011 19:07

yep, should be fine,ill let you know otherwise!
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 08/11/2011 19:12

cool.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 22:49

well, my heart is not broken..... power/torque

boost

fuel

Charlie says (meow) that the fueling is on the edge now what do people think?....leighton?
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 22:58

Maybe lower the boost a bit??

or get flea to mapp it again!!

What's your spec mate???
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 23:06

lower the boost ...are you mad evil

if flea thinks it needs it ill remap it.....but rather not spend another £300!

Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 23:14

Im sure he wont charge you that much as it will probably be just a tweak not a full remap.
Ask him.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 23:15

Full Spec is:

apexi filter and pro alloy sip
gt28rsr (0.6 bar actuator)
evo 8 fmic custom short pipework
h&s downpipe with 3.5" 100 cell cat and 2.5" cat back blueflame.
apexi avcr
walbro 255 with direct feed
fc performance map
helix organic clutch
forge re-circ valve (green spring)
crank case breather mod
barbz "tickled" manifold
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 23:16

I have std fpr, so if it needs a 3.8fpr it requires a full remap rolleyes
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 23:19

i need to see were this extra 100hp is on yours....in gear drag experiment next time!
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 23:23

Yeah I know mate, had the odd chance but I wasnt that sure on the roads that I dont know in the areas we were in. Im sure there will be a chance sometime soon.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 23:30

got to be careful now, the roads are getting slippy....right time and place an all!
need to lower my boost in first gear i think..still loads of wheel spin!
Posted By: DaveG

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 23:36

Slight overboost to 1.3 but is it set for 1.2, looks prety steady at 1.2, tails of to 1.1 at rpm limit. You could have gone higher than that surely, 1.4? But maybe not without extra cooling/aquamist. Are you running 95 RON?

Fueling at around 12 AFR does look a little high (ie: lean), with my wideband I see around 11 IIRC, and according to Flea it was mapped to mid 11's. With my R turbo, aquamist, 1.4 bar boost and 99 RON with 3.8 FPR(but otherwise similar spec) I'm a bit behind you, but not far (325). Of course if you really want to push boost, try 1.7 (where Flea got me 336 shocked )
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 10/11/2011 23:43

running on v-power

boost controller is set to 1.3bar but dosen't hold it. always starts tailing straight away.....i think this maybe to do with my actuator being 0.6bar but to be fair i don't want to push it to much further as im on std internals and 320lbft is probably enough!

my injectors are maxed out so 3.8bar reg is prob the next step?
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 14/11/2011 15:34

thats a cracking result for that turbo, nice torque curve, good spool up, i would be well chuffed with that, congrats
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 14/11/2011 15:39

cheers,
it feels lovely drive, just done donington and ran 1.1 bar and was perfect all day!
the torque and spool up are as good as they look on the road,the engine really is a peach like this.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 29/06/2012 16:22

Originally Posted By: jonone
shall i meet you in the slip road as you go into homebase its straight on where the posh houses are?


Keep it down around there... some of us live on that road. wink
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 30/06/2012 13:58

Originally Posted By: Kenno
Originally Posted By: jonone
shall i meet you in the slip road as you go into homebase its straight on where the posh houses are?


Keep it down around there... some of us live on that road. wink


really? you still got a coop kenno?
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 30/06/2012 21:33

I do. Just got her back. Poor girl needs a bit of TLC so I need to find some time to either get her MOT'd and tidied up, or I'll get the angle grinder out. evil
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 12/07/2012 09:35

Get it back on the road Kenno, has yours still got an RSR or am I thinking of someone else?

Back in the day mate was selling his AX-GT, some kind of bolt had snapped so he decided to replace it before the people turned up, he took an angle grinder to it just as they parked up and walked up the drive, all they could see was my mate with sparks coming out from under the bonnet......they turned around and walked back down the drive. smile
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 12/07/2012 09:42

Barbalicious is doing a few tweeks to mine, adjustable FPR, stronger actuator and hopefully turning my H&S dogpipe into a true 3".
I am trying to get it to hold 1.3bar boost better and give it enough fuel, might get it back on the heartbreaker to show everyone down the pub.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 12/07/2012 16:17

Had an RSR, but then sold all the bits (got cold feet prior to going forged).

She's standard again now.
Posted By: Flea

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 20/07/2012 19:48

Something to think about for the 5 pot guys the next time they go on a "heartbreaker" Dyno Dynamics. I have to say, for what is often lauded as one of the most accurate dynos, it's amazing how inaccurate it can be just because the settings are not right. Don't even ask me about what gear it should be run in, otherwise you might see 10-20bhp difference rolleyes
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 20/07/2012 22:10

Everyone else seems to think that Surrey RR is one of the most accurate dyno's, including the Supra boys and even other tuning companies in the area with their own dyno's!
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 20/07/2012 22:19

That is interesting though.

So Flea what have you and your guys been doing on the rollers you use?

Biggenz, I wonder what Charlie has been doing though down at SurreyRollingRoad? Not many 5 pots around really, so I wonder....
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 20/07/2012 22:21

What does the 5 cylinder engine have to do with anything, or am I missing something?
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 20/07/2012 22:25

Did you read the link above on settings?
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 20/07/2012 22:40

so in order to get a good reading from 1 of these dyno's,do 2 runs 1 in 4 pot mode and the other in 6 pot mode,then average the 2?
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 20/07/2012 22:44

Ok, there was a marginal difference with the different settings. 20bhp. My car was down 60bhp!

Which ever way you look at it, you could never tell whether a dyno is accurate or not. Only when you use an engine dyno, but a lot of people/tuners take their cars to Surrey RR and everyone I've ever spoken to says it's very close.
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 20/07/2012 22:51

Yeah I always hear its a pretty accurate dyno too.
A few people say about these Maha dynos, I think there is one near Crawley/Gatwick way. Maybe one day.....
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 20/07/2012 22:58

If you're talking about Austec Racing, they have actually replaced their Maha dyno with a Dyno Dynamics one!

When I spoke to them, they said their dyno is not there for giving people the 'feel good factor', but for accurate results. They even said that Charlie's dyno over reads!!
Posted By: technics

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 20/07/2012 23:44

Lol, over reads, blimey! That dyno dynamics probably sounds like the happy medium then!
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 24/07/2012 10:50

I found New Fixed Ramp Rate this about Dyno Dynamic ramp rates.

It should be remembered that that any dyno which plots torque/power against RPM has to use some ramp rate (i.e. rate of change of engine speed) in order to produce a plot, and therefore any such plot is always going to be somewhat artificial.

But having use a Dyno Dynamics rolling road for mapping myself, when the rollers are set to hold a given RPM so that fuel/ignition can be set against engine load/throttle position/boost I can tell you that the levels of torque and power achieved by an engine under that situation are always higher than in 'shoot' mode . This is simply because the engine is loaded to the point where it can't accelerate, which is where maximum output is achieved for any given engine speed.

A plot of torque/bhp against engine speed made up of all points measured in the 'rpm held' state used for mapping gives the highest output figures. It would be fair to say that the engine output shown would be accurate whilst at the same time not being 'real world' - i.e. in the real world you would expect the car to be accelerating at some rate at wide open throttle from x rpm through to y rpm. The different 'shoot modes' offered by Dyno Dynamics are analogous to measuring the engine power on the road, but by driving up hills of different gradients.

Going back to the link posted by Flea, the RS when running in 6 cylinder mode was shown to be producing more power than in 4 cylinder mode, which indicates that the loading on the rollers is higher in 6 cylinder mode giving a slower ramp rate. There is nothing wrong about the 347bhp figure - it is not the dyno adding some artificial power to what the engine is putting out. However, it may be that the engine would not deliver that in the real world when accelerating on the flat with little aero drag (i.e. in 1st, 2nd and maybe 3rd gear) but would going up a steep hill (in any gear) and at higher road speeds where aero drag is significant.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: heartbreaker thursday - 02/08/2012 21:25

Would it be safe to say that all Dyno Dynamic dyno's are calibrated the same or similar?

Ross
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