is there a formula to work out how big a fmic should be or is it a case of as big as you can get.................
is there a formula to work out how big a fmic should be or is it a case of as big as you can get.................
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the standard ones are good for 300bhp mate.................what you up to?
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you know me .............always on the lookout for something different................just have a couple laying around and it seems rude not to have one hanging out of my bumper
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theflyingbrick (Wednesday 3rd July 2013)
full respray..plenty of body mods..comets..ray cat back noise pipe..decat and wrapped downpipe..me7 exhaust manifold..3" throttle body with ported inlet manifold..blue injectors..adjustable fuel reg..reverse intercooler pipework..19t..open cone air filter..255 fuel pump..m-r-p short shift..boost gauge..unknown remap..adjustable suspension..lightweight crank pulley..n/a cams..stripped out interior..and a heavy right foot
to be honest they ain't very big hence the question.................watch this space
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theflyingbrick (Wednesday 3rd July 2013)
Like all these things its a balancing act. Ideally you want maximum cooling without inducing lag.
You need to use the FMIC which works with the output figures you're aiming for and match it with the turbo.
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p fandango (Thursday 4th July 2013),theflyingbrick (Thursday 4th July 2013),wegal (Thursday 4th July 2013)
Watching with interest Steve,go for it.
I've been doing extensive research on the optimum size of IC pipework for a given application.
I am almost ready to publish what I've worked out. The intercoolers role in that is to reduce the charge temp - but it needs to be free flowing enough to be efficient = getting the air through without being too turbulent, yet not so large that it induces lag.
I think there's a lot to be said about improving the airflow vs going bigger. 3 inch core however will do more than most applications. The Volvo OEM is a good intercooler but if you want to go North of 300 then it will probably need to be uprated.
Fine tuning the relationship between compressor outlet, intercooler pipes, throttle body size & intercooler size (& fittings) needs careful consideration.
Depends what you intend to run. It all starts with the turbo & the compressor flow map.
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t5steve (Thursday 4th July 2013)
Or you could just buy the book 'Supercharged' by Corky Bell and go direct to page 105 and read the next twenty or so pages, gives you all the info and calculations you will need.
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