Drivetrain RMW Rocks the UK!!
RMW Rocks the UK!!
Car: Mini Cooper S
Build date: Jan 2003
Mileage: 42k
Previous results (27/02/08) with the following mods:
Alta V2 15% Pulley
GRS Intercooler
NGK Spark Plugs
Alta V2 CAI
Janspeed Manifold
Milltek Cat-Back
Superchips map
Power: 239.9 bhp @ 7,177 rpm
Torque: 178.9 lbs ft @ 6,231 rpm
Results yesterday (31/03/08) with the following additions:
RMW Head
Alta V2 17% Pulley
1320 Camshaft
380cc Injectors
Power: 281.1 bhp @ 7,199 rpm
Torque: 210.6 lbs ft @ 6,532 rpm
Gains
Power: 41.2 bhp
Torque: 31.7 lbs ft
These figures are preliminary because the 440cc injectors can’t go on the car until RMW can remap it which will be happening soon.
By way of comparison the standard MCS map ran:
Power: 275.1 bhp @ 6,947 rpm
Torque: 209.3 lbs ft @ 6,679 rpm
Comments
The RMW mods have given fantastic gains (118 bhp over stock!!), however, with the 380cc injectors the car is running a bit lean at the top end which was expected so both Paul and I are keen to get the 440’s fitted and the custom RMW remap installed before it goes anywhere near the track.
Dyno Graph attached.
A huge ‘thank-you’ to Paul at 1320Autos and Jan at RMW for all their advice, support and hard work. There is still more to do but they have given me fantastic gains so far for little £’s compared to some competitor packages out there, the weak dollar has helped a bit too mind you, but these results are unmatched by other M45 tuners in the UK so even the preliminary results have proved what can be achieved, namely the most powerful M45 car in the UK.
Current Mood
Over the freakin moon!!!
Other mods fitted to handle/monitor the extra power (some previously) were:
RMW Coilovers
Helix Adjustable Control Arms
RMW Oil Sump Baffle
Powerflex Bushes All Round
AP Racing Big Brake Kit
OMP Upper Strut Brace
Teflon Supercharger
OMP Lower Strut Brace
BBR GTI Ram Air Scoop
17 inch Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2s
205/40/17 Yokohama Parada Spec II Tyres
ScanGuage II
Alta Gauge Pod (Oil Temp/Boost)
Racelogic Performance Box
Blessing with holy water by the local priest
Build date: Jan 2003
Mileage: 42k
Previous results (27/02/08) with the following mods:
Alta V2 15% Pulley
GRS Intercooler
NGK Spark Plugs
Alta V2 CAI
Janspeed Manifold
Milltek Cat-Back
Superchips map
Power: 239.9 bhp @ 7,177 rpm
Torque: 178.9 lbs ft @ 6,231 rpm
Results yesterday (31/03/08) with the following additions:
RMW Head
Alta V2 17% Pulley
1320 Camshaft
380cc Injectors
Power: 281.1 bhp @ 7,199 rpm
Torque: 210.6 lbs ft @ 6,532 rpm
Gains
Power: 41.2 bhp
Torque: 31.7 lbs ft
These figures are preliminary because the 440cc injectors can’t go on the car until RMW can remap it which will be happening soon.
By way of comparison the standard MCS map ran:
Power: 275.1 bhp @ 6,947 rpm
Torque: 209.3 lbs ft @ 6,679 rpm
Comments
The RMW mods have given fantastic gains (118 bhp over stock!!), however, with the 380cc injectors the car is running a bit lean at the top end which was expected so both Paul and I are keen to get the 440’s fitted and the custom RMW remap installed before it goes anywhere near the track.
Dyno Graph attached.
A huge ‘thank-you’ to Paul at 1320Autos and Jan at RMW for all their advice, support and hard work. There is still more to do but they have given me fantastic gains so far for little £’s compared to some competitor packages out there, the weak dollar has helped a bit too mind you, but these results are unmatched by other M45 tuners in the UK so even the preliminary results have proved what can be achieved, namely the most powerful M45 car in the UK.
Current Mood
Over the freakin moon!!!
Other mods fitted to handle/monitor the extra power (some previously) were:
RMW Coilovers
Helix Adjustable Control Arms
RMW Oil Sump Baffle
Powerflex Bushes All Round
AP Racing Big Brake Kit
OMP Upper Strut Brace
Teflon Supercharger
OMP Lower Strut Brace
BBR GTI Ram Air Scoop
17 inch Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2s
205/40/17 Yokohama Parada Spec II Tyres
ScanGuage II
Alta Gauge Pod (Oil Temp/Boost)
Racelogic Performance Box
Blessing with holy water by the local priest
Last edited by BigShow; Apr 1, 2008 at 10:52 AM.
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I wish they were whp! It's bhp, need to as 1320 waht the whp is but its probably around 235.
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Congrats though!
For whatever reason Rusty the UK market talks in BHP and our dyno converts its whp to bhp by measuring the drivetrain loss.
Big Shows car for whatever reason has always had high drivetrain loss, we have seen a low on some cars off 28 and a high off 45.
Myself and Tuls spent many a night while I was staying with him trying to work out how two cars from new could be so different, concentrating our thoughts with regard to the engine, but in reality it could be the loss in the drivetrain which is different from car to car. Why I dont know as yet.
Our grey coated early blower engine in totally stock form made 167whp 195bhp we have had 1 x 06 car make the same figures, we have seen some stock S make lows of 148-150whp (cant remember the bhp)
Big Shows car for whatever reason has always had high drivetrain loss, we have seen a low on some cars off 28 and a high off 45.
Myself and Tuls spent many a night while I was staying with him trying to work out how two cars from new could be so different, concentrating our thoughts with regard to the engine, but in reality it could be the loss in the drivetrain which is different from car to car. Why I dont know as yet.
Our grey coated early blower engine in totally stock form made 167whp 195bhp we have had 1 x 06 car make the same figures, we have seen some stock S make lows of 148-150whp (cant remember the bhp)
Thanks... no the performance box helps me on track to hit maximum corner speeds and tell me when I'm taking the wrong lines as it overlays the lines you've taken round the track on google earth in great detail. Have a ganders here:
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http://www.performancebox.co.uk/overview.html
RMW
BTW: Great numbers, keep us posted after 440 injectors , should be intoxicating
numbers. Heard they got remote tuning capability now?
Hmmm....racelogic box, I like it-have not seen it advertised too much over here.
RMW
They are gonna have to stay here on west coast til they tune my car, then they could go across pond.
BTW: Great numbers, keep us posted after 440 injectors , should be intoxicating
numbers.
Heard they got remote tuning capability now?
RMW
BTW: Great numbers, keep us posted after 440 injectors , should be intoxicating
numbers. Heard they got remote tuning capability now?

Looking forward to the tune and the injectors... will be done remotely so Jans time is safe
For whatever reason Rusty the UK market talks in BHP and our dyno converts its whp to bhp by measuring the drivetrain loss.
Big Shows car for whatever reason has always had high drivetrain loss, we have seen a low on some cars off 28 and a high off 45.
Myself and Tuls spent many a night while I was staying with him trying to work out how two cars from new could be so different, concentrating our thoughts with regard to the engine, but in reality it could be the loss in the drivetrain which is different from car to car. Why I dont know as yet.
Our grey coated early blower engine in totally stock form made 167whp 195bhp we have had 1 x 06 car make the same figures, we have seen some stock S make lows of 148-150whp (cant remember the bhp)
Big Shows car for whatever reason has always had high drivetrain loss, we have seen a low on some cars off 28 and a high off 45.
Myself and Tuls spent many a night while I was staying with him trying to work out how two cars from new could be so different, concentrating our thoughts with regard to the engine, but in reality it could be the loss in the drivetrain which is different from car to car. Why I dont know as yet.
Our grey coated early blower engine in totally stock form made 167whp 195bhp we have had 1 x 06 car make the same figures, we have seen some stock S make lows of 148-150whp (cant remember the bhp)
http://www.tat-rd.com/dyno_htm_e/dyno_start.htm
Above is the people who developed the system, ours is an older version. I still look at the whp figures as thats what contacts the road.
I'll check out what BigShows whp figure is tomorrow, we might venture to a dynapack soon and see what we get then.
Above is the people who developed the system, ours is an older version. I still look at the whp figures as thats what contacts the road.
I'll check out what BigShows whp figure is tomorrow, we might venture to a dynapack soon and see what we get then.
-Cody
Our leakdown on our engine was 3% 5% 7% 3% , 47k on the clock with a 6 mile old head on it.
Get a compression check and leakdown done, we had one customer with an 05 which made good power but the leakdown sucked and it had a crack in the cyl head in No1 and the rings had lost tension in No 2.
Our leakdown on our engine was 3% 5% 7% 3% , 47k on the clock with a 6 mile old head on it.
Our leakdown on our engine was 3% 5% 7% 3% , 47k on the clock with a 6 mile old head on it.
This was my car guys, the dealer is fitting a new engine as we speak so when I get it back next week Jans head is going on,janspeed manifold,1320 camshaft,RMW 440's,Jans tune and be back to the dyno once the car is run in to see what figures I can achieve
I'll keep you update when I have the graphs
James
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