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Ronin 26-04-2006 16:19

Standard Boost
 
What's the standard boost for a S12 with the standard T2?

adzs12 26-04-2006 16:51

6-7 psi mate:ghey

Ronin 27-04-2006 07:14

Thanks so 96bhp ( 129bhp flywheel ) is not bad for a 80000 mile engine on standard boost.
So what would the safest psi to take it to without any risk of damaging the engine with and without I/C and what grade plugs?

s13eater 27-04-2006 07:31

about 10psi and bcpr-7es plugs.

wacomuk 27-04-2006 08:15

i bet if you set up you tappets / timing and plug gaps spot on the car will be back to 135bhp. on standard boost you can up the timing from 15dbtc to 17.5dbtc to get a few more bhp`s

Ronin 27-04-2006 18:22

Cheers for the info, give me something to think about but before I start tinkering I've got to solve the missfire on no.1 on tick over before playing with anything else.

wacomuk 27-04-2006 19:19

test your plug leads with a multi meter. from memory if it reads more that 18 ohm its naffed

Ronin 27-04-2006 20:28

Thanks but I don't think it's the leads as I replaced them a couple of months ago along with the coil.

PukkaSilvia 27-04-2006 20:37

I used those orange hotwire leads on my 8v engine and they deteriorated and were nackered in under 2 months. So i bought some Magnacore leads and i did notice the difference in engine performance.

As Shaun says and set the plug gaps to .9

Thats a very healthy bhp figure you have there considering. Exhaust and air filter modifications will help just as much as a boost increase :)

umpkin 27-04-2006 21:56

i had a set of orange hot wires too once, and everytime it rained without fail it would only run on 2 or 3 cylinders once spent a whole week on half the engine firing, sounded like an old derv......

i got some genuine nissan leads, that was 6 years ago, and they have never misfired yet. worth paying the extra money

Ronin 28-04-2006 07:02

The leads were made up by an auto electrician for me and replaced when it started missing as I thought it could be the leads. The only other thing I can think it could be the is maybe the BOV as this is an unknown type and make being on the car when I bought it and as my co2 readings are all over the place on tick over I don't know if this if faulty.
As for the exhuast and air filter they have already been changed for a cone filter and a 3 1/3 inch system straight through from the turbo. I have an intercooler fitted just need some pipe work to plumb it in now.

wacomuk 28-04-2006 10:04

try putting a better earth on the coil. this has happened to me afew times

adzs12 28-04-2006 11:47

Thats good advice, i moved my coil as i found the standard posistion is a bit of a water trap from the top of the inner wing. and i added a second earth n touch wood i aint had anymore problems with it since:)

Ronin 28-04-2006 17:17

When I put the new coil I cleaned up where it mounts so I might try adding another earth and see what happens.

PukkaSilvia 28-04-2006 19:38

3 1.3" :eek: Thats the bigest bore i have heard of so far on a s12!:D

Ronin 28-04-2006 19:48

It's a tad on the noisy side it came with the car so it would of been rude not to use it, though I might change it for a 2 1/5 inch system if only to stop my windows vibrating when the cars cooling down.

PukkaSilvia 28-04-2006 20:13

Keep it and Put a performance straight though middle silencer in :)

Ronin 29-04-2006 08:07

Another question how easy is a T25 to fit? And if I fit one will the timing need adjusting at all? The reason I am asking is although I have a spare T2 there is a srapies near me with a couple of S13's with knackered engines in otherwise I'd be looking a fitting a DET.


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