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did you take any pictures of it before you installed it ? & what's the inside look like ?
I'd also like to see some pictures of the hoodscoop from a ways back, I'm assuming that's the Vortex ?
It looks good
Boost figures are higher. In replicating a couple little test, before the ags, I was doing 4.6 PSI boost. With the ags installed, now on those same little tests, I am doing almost 7 PSI boost.
Not claiming facts. They where very short test run and yes I pulling much more air without restrictions and increase in boost would be a given. The gauges are showing that. More testing is needed, but I am happy with what I seeing so far !
Wait when I pull that turbo and do some of my special work to it ! The new CAI will be worth the money and highly needed.
Thanks for your insight and experience.
Like most, I'm planning on an aftermarket intake and exhaust so I'm always curious as to why people go with what they go with. My only other experience was with a '94 GTI.
Not claiming facts. They where very short test run and yes I pulling much more air without restrictions and increase in boost would be a given. The gauges are showing that. More testing is needed, but I am happy with what I seeing so far !
Wait when I pull that turbo and do some of my special work to it ! The new CAI will be worth the money and highly needed.
I think he said REALLY? because you should be pushing much more boost than that completely stock.
Sorry mis-understood. Yes, I pushing much more boost compared to stock and much easier. I have not even tried pushing it yet, raining here so been taking it real easy.
Originally Posted by morbius
Boost figures are higher. In replicating a couple little test, before the ags, I was doing 4.6 PSI boost. With the ags installed, now on those same little tests, I am doing almost 7 PSI boost.
7 lbs of boost is only half of what you should be pushing stock if you have an R56.
7 lbs of boost is only half of what you should be pushing stock if you have an R56.
Originally Posted by morbius
Sorry mis-understood. Yes, I pushing much more boost compared to stock and much easier. I have not even tried pushing it yet, raining here so been taking it real easy.
Based on my testing we saw about 11.7 PSI of boost with sport mode and DSC on. With DSC off interestingly enough we saw 13.4 PSI.
Great, that is nice. I was not testing that way. My test around the area and taking the kids to school and pickup where I have prior numbers ......
How does one reliably test boost at part throttle? The extra boost could easily have been to a shallower angle of the long skinny pedal...nothing to do with potential gains from a mod
How does one reliably test boost at part throttle? The extra boost could easily have been to a shallower angle of the long skinny pedal...nothing to do with potential gains from a mod
honestly.... I could care less if it made 40psi of boost.... in the end... what actual HP did it make to the car?
I'm still trying to figure out how tabs welded inside the box at the wrong angles to divert airflow would do anything to help but hey.... fluid dynamics sounds great. Maybe someone will post some amazing dyno results to quiet the onlookers..... I'm getting full of popcorn
Great, that is nice. I was not testing that way. My test around the area and taking the kids to school and pickup where I have prior numbers ......
I was just saying... 14 psi is a bit unrealistic. These cars push between 11 and 12 PSI of boost depending on temperature, and slightly more with the DSC off.
I'm with PGT on this one though, how do you measure boost at part throttle? There's no way to compare part throttle boost unless you can actually give raw numbers for the % throttle you were using.
Saying "I pushed the pedal down a bit and got 7 psi, and I did it again after the AGS and got 9" is about as unscientific as it gets...