Drivetrain 315WHP no M45 or NOS...
Congrats on the single turbo setup! Nice peak figures. 
I'm assuming that's on a stock long-block? I'd expect a smaller turbo or better spool-up tuning for the real-world; a 4500 RPM boost threshold is not the best with a GT2860RS on there; it should be more like 3700 RPM...but I'm sure you know that
Again, congrats; I look forward to seeing more details, like what you're doing for engine management.
Cheers,
Ryan
I'm assuming that's on a stock long-block? I'd expect a smaller turbo or better spool-up tuning for the real-world; a 4500 RPM boost threshold is not the best with a GT2860RS on there; it should be more like 3700 RPM...but I'm sure you know that

Again, congrats; I look forward to seeing more details, like what you're doing for engine management.
Cheers,
Ryan
.Edit:
Just realized what you meant by "Anti-Lag"... funny that it still seems like it's bogging down a lot at lower RPM's.
Last edited by Guest; Apr 7, 2008 at 09:53 PM. Reason: Brain Fart
ha ha Ryan... the other thing is, who drives in 3rd from 2k... LOL..also let's look at the HP/TQ numbers from 3700 to 4500... uhh yeah... SC cars would be so lucky
as for engine managment... correct me if I am wrong gents.... but it's the factory ecu... with the tuning of RMW (jan)... you know where he copy pastes other peoples tunes.... the other people who have tuned cars like this... wait what?
as for engine managment... correct me if I am wrong gents.... but it's the factory ecu... with the tuning of RMW (jan)... you know where he copy pastes other peoples tunes.... the other people who have tuned cars like this... wait what?
Congrats on the single turbo setup! Nice peak figures. 
I'm assuming that's on a stock long-block? I'd expect a smaller turbo or better spool-up tuning for the real-world; a 4500 RPM boost threshold is not the best with a GT2860RS on there; it should be more like 3700 RPM...but I'm sure you know that
Again, congrats; I look forward to seeing more details, like what you're doing for engine management.
Cheers,
Ryan
I'm assuming that's on a stock long-block? I'd expect a smaller turbo or better spool-up tuning for the real-world; a 4500 RPM boost threshold is not the best with a GT2860RS on there; it should be more like 3700 RPM...but I'm sure you know that

Again, congrats; I look forward to seeing more details, like what you're doing for engine management.
Cheers,
Ryan
Last edited by Tüls; Apr 7, 2008 at 10:26 PM.
well RMW has already got a GT35r to work pretty well in a MINI. some of the import guys (well in the EVO world anyway) are running GT42r's on 2.0ltr engines. you need to rev them to 10K to make them really worth while though. :(
however something like a GT40R would offer mind blowing power but spool sooner. also it would be intresting to see how a GT30/35R & GT35/40R would work on RMW 2.0 ltr engines.
the major problem with turbo like this is their size. from what i have heard RMW had to go for a side mount turbo setup to get it to fit. this menas lots more mods ontop of the already big list.
so are their any answers??? well yes they maybe. a company in the UK called RC Developments is working on a twin/sequential turob system for the Evo. this is said to offer stock spool but still make 600BHP! details are VERY scares at the moment but when its released someone like RMW might want to have a look and see how it works! it could be very intresting in a mini!
but you will still have fitment issues. sooo how about the second, bigger turbo being slung out the back??? it works for the V8 guys, and with the above Twin turbo stuff could work on the MINI. also i have heard that RMW might have some ideas up their sleaves!!!
anyway back to topic! lol great car and love the loke of the kit. nice and simple. just need someone to start selling them as complete kits now!!!!!!!!!
Cheers for reading all this CR*P! lol
Chris.
however something like a GT40R would offer mind blowing power but spool sooner. also it would be intresting to see how a GT30/35R & GT35/40R would work on RMW 2.0 ltr engines.
the major problem with turbo like this is their size. from what i have heard RMW had to go for a side mount turbo setup to get it to fit. this menas lots more mods ontop of the already big list.
so are their any answers??? well yes they maybe. a company in the UK called RC Developments is working on a twin/sequential turob system for the Evo. this is said to offer stock spool but still make 600BHP! details are VERY scares at the moment but when its released someone like RMW might want to have a look and see how it works! it could be very intresting in a mini!
but you will still have fitment issues. sooo how about the second, bigger turbo being slung out the back??? it works for the V8 guys, and with the above Twin turbo stuff could work on the MINI. also i have heard that RMW might have some ideas up their sleaves!!!

anyway back to topic! lol great car and love the loke of the kit. nice and simple. just need someone to start selling them as complete kits now!!!!!!!!!
Cheers for reading all this CR*P! lol
Chris.

still....anti-lag is murder on a motor. it's effective, but you'll be rebuilding often.
on the EJ257 Suby motors....GT35 is the 'big-boy' for street. I can't imagine using much more than a GT32 on the Tritec unless you've done the stroker kit.
ha ha Ryan... the other thing is, who drives in 3rd from 2k... LOL..also let's look at the HP/TQ numbers from 3700 to 4500... uhh yeah... SC cars would be so lucky
as for engine managment... correct me if I am wrong gents.... but it's the factory ecu... with the tuning of RMW (jan)... you know where he copy pastes other peoples tunes.... the other people who have tuned cars like this... wait what?
as for engine managment... correct me if I am wrong gents.... but it's the factory ecu... with the tuning of RMW (jan)... you know where he copy pastes other peoples tunes.... the other people who have tuned cars like this... wait what?
there is more in this car and even faster spool times as I only got about 90 min with it
Congrats on the single turbo setup! Nice peak figures. 
I'm assuming that's on a stock long-block? I'd expect a smaller turbo or better spool-up tuning for the real-world; a 4500 RPM boost threshold is not the best with a GT2860RS on there; it should be more like 3700 RPM...but I'm sure you know that
Again, congrats; I look forward to seeing more details, like what you're doing for engine management.
Cheers,
Ryan
I'm assuming that's on a stock long-block? I'd expect a smaller turbo or better spool-up tuning for the real-world; a 4500 RPM boost threshold is not the best with a GT2860RS on there; it should be more like 3700 RPM...but I'm sure you know that

Again, congrats; I look forward to seeing more details, like what you're doing for engine management.
Cheers,
Ryan
Thanks Ryan
I built the block - long story, but the customer previously endured a lot of grief so he wanted to make sure the bottom end was bulletproof -custom JE pistons that I designed and Carillo rods.
The proper turbo sizing for a 300whp streetable MINI is the GT2560R, but I wanted to put something on that could "push" the internals a bit. Jan and I will be working on engine management to optimize power and driveability. Development takes time, and he did a tremendous job tuning the factory ecu with the limited amount of dyon time. I prefer more control and will be working on stand alone management. PM me for details and more discussion since I believe you have looked into this solution already.
that was a long, long time ago........such fond memories
. that was the second one i built and we sure put down some incredible numbers back then.




