Drivetrain My MSC now with the JCW Turbo..
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My MSC now with the JCW Turbo..
Finally i got my MSC back since almost 3 weeks..
These is what it have..
Turbo JCW
Custom Downpipe 3''
K&N Filter
Exterior:
Front bumper JCW
Red roof
And now the rear jcw bumper... (theres no lip in the rear because im modifying it..)
Impressions??
Fast but i think i will need soon an intercooler...
Theres no CEL yet... (for the DP)
Cheers!!!
These is what it have..
Turbo JCW
Custom Downpipe 3''
K&N Filter
Exterior:
Front bumper JCW
Red roof
And now the rear jcw bumper... (theres no lip in the rear because im modifying it..)
Impressions??
Fast but i think i will need soon an intercooler...
Theres no CEL yet... (for the DP)
Cheers!!!
#5
You should talk to the guys at Evolve Automotive in the United Kingdom. They've been doing work on a MCS with a JCW turbo swap this year. They might have something available to you.
#6
Get a tune for it and enjoy the extra power of the JCW turbo...
It will pull like a train till the redline ;-)
Watch mine here...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvnNdEtlpRA&sns=em
It will pull like a train till the redline ;-)
Watch mine here...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvnNdEtlpRA&sns=em
Good God! 1.5 bar at the end. Hang in there pistons
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Pistons have been fine for 10k miles now and the Evolve tune is just wonderful.
I should also add that this boost pressure is not used during the summer. The Evolve-R gives me the benefit of switching tunes whenever I want...
What you should be looking at is the EGT gauge on the right, if you want an insight to the piston's health...They are lower than with the stock tune...
I should also add that this boost pressure is not used during the summer. The Evolve-R gives me the benefit of switching tunes whenever I want...
What you should be looking at is the EGT gauge on the right, if you want an insight to the piston's health...They are lower than with the stock tune...
#9
Do you drive bat-**** crazy every day? Wouldn't high exhaust temps indicate you have a lean burn condition but not necessarily indicate you could be operating at too high of a cylinder pressure? Every person that's on
NAM state-side with a JCW turbo and tune seems to be saying hello to the partsman for a new engine after 15,000 miles from what I've seen
NAM state-side with a JCW turbo and tune seems to be saying hello to the partsman for a new engine after 15,000 miles from what I've seen
#10
Just having some fun really...Using it for my everyday commutes, joining hill climb races, participating as a safety car in rallies and doing track days once in a while...
My Mini has been tuned since 2009 and has done since then 40000 abusing miles...
We will see how long it lasts...in the meanwhile I am allowed to have some fun!
I have been logging EGTs with various tunes right from the start and noticed that. You are right, but also remember that excess cylinder pressure always comes with side effects...altered firing temps! So as long as my high boost tune from Evolve (which is also boost-cut free) has lower EGTs, I am happy with it and will enjoy every second with it...
My Mini has been tuned since 2009 and has done since then 40000 abusing miles...
We will see how long it lasts...in the meanwhile I am allowed to have some fun!
I have been logging EGTs with various tunes right from the start and noticed that. You are right, but also remember that excess cylinder pressure always comes with side effects...altered firing temps! So as long as my high boost tune from Evolve (which is also boost-cut free) has lower EGTs, I am happy with it and will enjoy every second with it...
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