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Offline Mikesps

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Re: Project Quattro GTI
« Reply #40 on: 16 October 2010, 20:49 »
Wow  :shocked: car looks sweet! love the red centre caps on the RC's

Offline cняis

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Re: Project Quattro GTI
« Reply #41 on: 16 October 2010, 20:53 »
wow i love this car :afro:

lots of effort has gone in and you make it sound like childs play  :grin:


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Re: Project Quattro GTI
« Reply #42 on: 16 October 2010, 21:03 »
Cheers guys, thanks for the replies. After stripping so many mk4 based cars I guess I kind of feel any job on these kind of cars is easy lol Like a giant mechano set. They fall apart about as much as mechano does too lol

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Re: Project Quattro GTI
« Reply #43 on: 09 December 2010, 09:39 »
Love the rasping on the gear change, any updates?  :undecided:


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Re: Project Quattro GTI
« Reply #44 on: 09 December 2010, 17:02 »
I LIKE!!!  :grin: love the dabble popping  :tongue:
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Re: Project Quattro GTI
« Reply #45 on: 31 December 2010, 15:17 »
Well had some more major problems...

The crankbolt was a stretch bolt it appears so it came slightly loose and ended up shearing the key way off the gear. This in turn messed up my exhaust valves with them all hitting my pistons.

Took the head off, sent it off to be rebuilt and polished the pistons. Put it all back together and started on 3 cyclinders...which then went down to 2 and died. Turns out the person who rebuilt the head seated two valve springs wrong and they instantly snapped two of the valves and of course more dents in the pistons......

Ended up risking it and bought a used AGU large port head off of ebay and the pistons...which came and I put straight back in and it fired up spot on.

Next was mapping, unfortunately the turbo (hybrid KO4 - 023) seems to be prown for surge and creep issues. Lots of people over on SCN are really struggling to map it using the N75 control and are resulting to MBC's. It seems if a high flow manifold is added then lots of surge occurs to until thats sorted I won't be going down that route. Anyway, Nick spent lots and lots of time on the custom mapping of this and it is now (I believe!) one of the only hybrid KO4's that is run purely on N75 control (Nice one Nick!)

Videos and pictures!











Engine bay...lots to do yet though, my other adapter finally showed up today so can start plumbing the braided parts in. N75 has to be relocated, breather system im waiting on all the oil resistant hosing to come and water coolant pipes forge stuff will be on its way after christmas is out of the way.





All safe inside with the old yank tank!




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BL6l7ayv2ok

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2o7R8tkoVY

All I have to say is thanks so much to Nick for his time and effort on the mapping, I think the grin on his face was bigger than mine lol

The car really shifts now and the next upgrade will be watermeth/high flow manifold but im not going to be the guinepigg on that one. Another on SCN is having issues with major compressor surge on boost now he has upgraded the manifold so im not sure I'll be going down that route soon. To be really honest I think if I was going to the extent of a decent high flow manifold I'd go to a gt28 or similar turbo.

From the infomation I can also gather this is the ONLY hybrid KO4 unit currently mapped on N75 alone without using an MBC. That just goes to show how good Nick is at mapping cars. If I could give him ebay style feedback it would be something like....A************************* mapper, absolutly superb. Thanks again Nick, seriously made a brilliant end to my 2010, and I can only see 2011 being more fun!

Dan
 
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Re: Project Quattro GTI
« Reply #46 on: 31 December 2010, 15:21 »
If you want to see the hoe thread and a touch more up to date please see ukmkivs here:

http://uk-mkivs.net/forums/t/302090.aspx

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Re: Project Quattro GTI
« Reply #47 on: 31 December 2010, 15:58 »
Cheers for the comments Dan :grin:

I think getting Dans mapping to the state where it is today has certainly ended the year on a high note for me,  from day one I wanted only the use the n75 for boost control as this is what its for, so why spend £20 on an MBC stop major over boost and to mask poor remapping skils.

From day one Dan had input with the mapping and watched every stage come together while was making fine adjustments, and he fully understands all the time and effort going in to getting the car to perform  how it is now.   I would even go as far as saying Dan now understand the code inside map more than his last tuner and most tuners in the uk..lol


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Re: Project Quattro GTI
« Reply #48 on: 31 December 2010, 16:58 »
:O OH MY

thats stunnin

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Re: Project Quattro GTI
« Reply #49 on: 31 December 2010, 17:00 »
I cannot put into words how much I want this car  :tongue: