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Turbocharged A series
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 2:58 pm
by matnrach
Engine is 1293cc with a hybrid T2 turbo.
Intake manifold is made from a Metro turbo and modified to fit a K series throttle body
Injectors are 470cc Bosch EV6.
MS1 V3 running HiRes10g code with Closed loop lambda and Boost control.
EDIS ignition
ECU is also controlling the Pace charge cooler pump and sidepod mounted cooler rad fan.
Coming soon is a big valve head, kent 266 cam (currently it runs the legacy of the previous N/A tune of a long duration 731) and more boost.
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Re: Turbocharged A series
Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 10:38 pm
by Philip Lochner
What car is this? Pic of the whole car?
Re: Turbocharged A series
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 11:17 am
by matnrach
The car is a 1981 Davrian MK8
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Re: Turbocharged A series
Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 1:42 pm
by arnold
hi there
looks very impressive. I have a few questions:
- how does the car run?
- why hi res code
- could you give more details on how / where the injectors are fitted in the inlet manfold
- do you run ign as well?
- can I have a glimpse on your fuel and sparktables?
I am running a Austin Healey Sprite wih an Eaton supercharger
Re: Turbocharged A series
Posted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 3:08 am
by matnrach
Hi,
I am in the middle of an upgrade at the moment with larger ported head, new shorter duration cam, stronger clutch etc.
I will post more pics when I finish.
The car drives very well indeed without any hesitations but there has been many map changes and lots of iterations of transient fuelling due to the wall wetting of the inlet manifold.
The longer duration cam was a legacy of the original engine which causes the boost to arrive slightly later than I would like so I am changing it for a reduced overlap cam also with earlier inlet valve closing.
I use Hires code as I have large injectors and it has better control at low pulse widths.
The injectors are mounted in a modified K series throttle body
This avoids the problem of chrage robbing associated with siamesed ported engines.
I built and mapped the engine before the latest sequential code which would mean that you could use two injectors per port.
I run wasted spark mapped ignition (from the MS box) with an EDIS module as well as closed loop fuel and boost control.
Re: Turbocharged A series
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 9:14 pm
by rogerntanner
I am using a single throttle body on a 1977 MGB, which also has two injectors.
What is the diameter of your throttle body at the butterfly?
My cam is a 270 Deg Crane, sold by Moss for MGBs many years ago.
My throttle body is a fake Stromberg 97, used in threes on American V-8s with approximately 300 c.i.d.
Yes, I realize you have a smaller displacement than my 1.8L MGB.
Roger Tanner, Lompoc, CA
Re: Turbocharged A series
Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2011 11:00 am
by matnrach
rogerntanner wrote:I am using a single throttle body on a 1977 MGB, which also has two injectors.
What is the diameter of your throttle body at the butterfly?
My cam is a 270 Deg Crane, sold by Moss for MGBs many years ago.
My throttle body is a fake Stromberg 97, used in threes on American V-8s with approximately 300 c.i.d.
Yes, I realize you have a smaller displacement than my 1.8L MGB.
Roger Tanner, Lompoc, CA
My throttle is 48mm in diameter. The engine now gives around 165hp
Here is a pic of the engine currently
![Image](http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o249/matnrach/turbo/17jul011.jpg)
All mods have now been done (head, cam etc)
Interestigly the engine needed completely remapping with the new cam, I guess the charge rejection especially at low speed was very different.