NG horsepower upgrades
Alan Pritchard
apritchard at seaeye.com
Fri Aug 27 09:17:43 EDT 2004
Uurm, strangely enough I have just received it, thanks eric!!!
Nice design, number 5 cylinder feeds on its own to the 3-1 collector, in a
tube about half the cross section of the other downpipe tubes, like you
said, the paths are unequal, with no 1 being the longest....
Nice bit of kit.
Kinda agreeing with you that there may not be a great deal between 5-3-1 and
5-2-1 assemblies, but given the choice I definitely think it should be the
5-3-1. anyway, I have a damaged stud to remove, so thatll keep me busy for
now...
Best Regards,
Alan Pritchard
Network Administrator
Mechanical Design Engineer
Seaeye Marine Ltd.
+44 (0)1329 289000
-----Original Message-----
From: Huw Powell [mailto:audi at humanspeakers.com]
Sent: 27 August 2004 10:17
To: Alan Pritchard
Cc: 'David.Payne at brinksinc.com'; quattro at audifans.com
Subject: Re: NG horsepower upgrades
> Oh, Ok, maybe not as good as I thought it was, only thought there was
> a 2 part from another listers comment...
here be one:
http://www.humanspeakers.com/cgi-bin/audi_img.pl?image=4kq-em-dp.jpg
but you'll have yours soon enough, eh?
I always meant to add photos of the stock coupe setup and the NG EM/DP
for comparison.
> Equal length headers are only good at producing max torque at a
> narrow rev range, unequal lengths produce a wider spread of
> power.....iirc
That's right, you pick the rev to optimize the scavenging, it determines
the pulse length. So pick a high rev to maximize that hp!
>> I also like your idea of *really* opening up the intake tract...
>
> yeah, really considering some kind of individual throttle body setup,
> just for fun ;) or a bank of standard throttle bodies on the stock
> plenum... I dunno, haven't thought that far yet.
I'd suggest a nice row of 5 Webers, but I suspect EFI will give better
control.
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Huw Powell
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http://www.humanthoughts.org/
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