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Bonhin

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Post Sun Jun 15, 2014 7:20 am

Full Pull Help

Hello,

Could anybony PLEASE share a ful pull engine with me

Thanks
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Post Sun Jun 15, 2014 12:29 pm

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I dont see how platium is even possable without some type of turbo witchcraft. It would not give me a score with a turbo engine because the carbs could not handle the psi.
Seems turbos add to much weight, and this scenario was put in before turbos.
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Post Sun Jun 15, 2014 1:37 pm

Re: Full Pull Help

OP didn't state it in this post, but it seems they are wanting to see Platinum on the Full Pull scenario. Alas, I only have Silver myself, or I would share. :oops:
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Post Sun Jun 15, 2014 1:40 pm

Re: Full Pull Help

USDMFTW wrote:I dont see how platium is even possable without some type of turbo witchcraft. It would not give me a score with a turbo engine because the carbs could not handle the psi.
Seems turbos add to much weight, and this scenario was put in before turbos.


Even with turbo witchcraft I couldn't even manage gold. But, apparently, quad DCOE's will hold 24.8 psi of boost without 'sploding... they just won't be very happy about it.

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Post Sun Jun 15, 2014 1:45 pm

Re: Full Pull Help

Lets get into gold gentlemen!
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Post Sun Jun 15, 2014 4:55 pm

Re: Full Pull Help

I had the same problem. I could not get a score with a turbo setup at all, even though it said I met all of the requirements? I only managed 1566 with a 6.1L NA. I also attempted it with mechanical injection, but service costs really got high (still not above $4k!).
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Post Sun Jun 15, 2014 5:44 pm

Re: Full Pull Help

USDMFTW wrote:It would not give me a score with a turbo engine


07CobaltGirl wrote:I had the same problem. I could not get a score with a turbo setup at all, even though it said I met all of the requirements?


Ah, I just figured out your mutual problem and it has nothing to do with turbos. Once you've passed with some score or other you'll only see an updated score if your revised engine scores higher than your old one. So the problem was just that your turbo engines were worse than your NA engines.
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Post Sun Jun 15, 2014 5:57 pm

Re: Full Pull Help

oldgreg wrote:
USDMFTW wrote:It would not give me a score with a turbo engine


07CobaltGirl wrote:I had the same problem. I could not get a score with a turbo setup at all, even though it said I met all of the requirements?


Ah, I just figured out your mutual problem and it has nothing to do with turbos. Once you've passed with some score or other you'll only see an updated score if your revised engine scores higher than your old one. So the problem was just that your turbo engines were worse than your NA engines.

If it was worse, it would still post a line of text with the score, in which it did not.
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Post Sun Jun 15, 2014 6:10 pm

Re: Full Pull Help

The latest patch may have fucked up the scenario balance here - not even turbo magic may do it! ;( Just a guess though... the best person to ask probably is Martin! :D
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Post Sun Jun 15, 2014 9:17 pm

Re: Full Pull Help

That's the best I could do with the current build, so I guess something indeed has fucked up the balance:

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USDMFTW wrote:
oldgreg wrote:
USDMFTW wrote:It would not give me a score with a turbo engine


07CobaltGirl wrote:I had the same problem. I could not get a score with a turbo setup at all, even though it said I met all of the requirements?


Ah, I just figured out your mutual problem and it has nothing to do with turbos. Once you've passed with some score or other you'll only see an updated score if your revised engine scores higher than your old one. So the problem was just that your turbo engines were worse than your NA engines.

If it was worse, it would still post a line of text with the score, in which it did not.

The engine still needs an MTBF >0 to pass the scenario.
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Post Mon Jun 16, 2014 1:26 am

Re: Full Pull Help

USDMFTW wrote:
oldgreg wrote:
USDMFTW wrote:It would not give me a score with a turbo engine


07CobaltGirl wrote:I had the same problem. I could not get a score with a turbo setup at all, even though it said I met all of the requirements?


Ah, I just figured out your mutual problem and it has nothing to do with turbos. Once you've passed with some score or other you'll only see an updated score if your revised engine scores higher than your old one. So the problem was just that your turbo engines were worse than your NA engines.

If it was worse, it would still post a line of text with the score, in which it did not.

^This.
Even with the turbo setup, I had all green, and my MTBF was over 15k.
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Bonhin

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Post Mon Jun 16, 2014 3:48 am

Re: Full Pull Help

Don't know how make it better
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Post Mon Jun 16, 2014 4:13 am

Re: Full Pull Help

Bonhin wrote:Don't know how make it better


From looking at Der Bayer's gold rated engine it looks like, even though weight is 50% of the score, the way to a higher score is to build as big an engine as possible and go for max power.
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Post Mon Jun 16, 2014 4:31 am

Re: Full Pull Help

Yes, and in order to get more capacity you have to go for lighter parts (SOHC, air-air intercooler and single exhaust only).
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Post Mon Jun 16, 2014 5:29 am

Re: Full Pull Help

Der Bayer wrote:That's the best I could do with the current build, so I guess something indeed has fucked up the balance:

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How you let your top end and fuell system?

I can't get close your points :lol:
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