Past friday MRC was over to map the S2. After fixing some boost leaks and collecting the big-@ss injectors through overnight parcel. We could hit the road. Soon after that we were pumping big power out the 5-cil lump. Running @ 2 bar peak to 1,6-ish @ redline. Spooling from low revs started @ about 3K rpm, to full boost @ 3800 RPM. Pickup from the turbo after shifting amazed me. It spooled really quickly. WG worked a treat aswell. The Open WG pipe is fecking great. The sound is awesome together with the 3" single muffler exhaust system. You can scare the hell out of pedestrians, haha.
So on friday night we did some timed runs with M's stopwatch/phone
100 - 200 in 'bout 8 seconds
1/4 mile ~ 12 sec's (with M. and his stuff in the car, full interiour and lousy alignment)
So that was kind of impressive :cool
Saturday morning we did some runs on Oxiginated 98 octane. That would be the equivelent of 116 octane.
That worked perfect great. Excllent fuel. To bad we couldn't get some timed runs with that in it. Because after a couple of WOT runs, power was gone. No power at all...... @ 5000 RPM at WOT it felt like I lifted off the throttle.
We let the car roll to a service area. It was really badly idling like 2 cilinders weren't working. And blowing big white clouds of smoke.
What happend there? The nut that locks the compressor wheel on the shaft in the turbo came loose The Compressor wheel drilled itself in the compressor housing.
Chipping the housing, loosing its bearings etc. etc. It all ended up in the engine..... Big scrapping marks on the hone.
The Nut that holds the compressor housing, had a wrong thread on it. So the wheel onbolted itself, instead of tightening itself...... And the nut was not locked with loctite or any other locking compound. We retrieved the nut in the airfilter.
So a big hand to the turbo manufacturer
Tommorrow I'm visting him about this event.
Mihnea did an excellent job mapping the car. It "was " bloody quick. To bad it ended because of a turbo bloke that doesn't understand his profession.
MRC Thanks again!
Cheers, Keep you guys updated!
So on friday night we did some timed runs with M's stopwatch/phone
100 - 200 in 'bout 8 seconds
1/4 mile ~ 12 sec's (with M. and his stuff in the car, full interiour and lousy alignment)
So that was kind of impressive :cool
Saturday morning we did some runs on Oxiginated 98 octane. That would be the equivelent of 116 octane.
That worked perfect great. Excllent fuel. To bad we couldn't get some timed runs with that in it. Because after a couple of WOT runs, power was gone. No power at all...... @ 5000 RPM at WOT it felt like I lifted off the throttle.
We let the car roll to a service area. It was really badly idling like 2 cilinders weren't working. And blowing big white clouds of smoke.
What happend there? The nut that locks the compressor wheel on the shaft in the turbo came loose The Compressor wheel drilled itself in the compressor housing.
Chipping the housing, loosing its bearings etc. etc. It all ended up in the engine..... Big scrapping marks on the hone.
The Nut that holds the compressor housing, had a wrong thread on it. So the wheel onbolted itself, instead of tightening itself...... And the nut was not locked with loctite or any other locking compound. We retrieved the nut in the airfilter.
So a big hand to the turbo manufacturer
Tommorrow I'm visting him about this event.
Mihnea did an excellent job mapping the car. It "was " bloody quick. To bad it ended because of a turbo bloke that doesn't understand his profession.
MRC Thanks again!
Cheers, Keep you guys updated!
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