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supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Wed May 20, 2015 4:57 am
by captaind00m
so i wanted a poor man's mid engine. so here it is.
i spared expenses on every corner
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update. fixed fuel economy. but reduced power. increased reliability

so basicly how it goes. fix one thing, another one suffers


fuel mixure and compression is on minimum
0-100 4.2 seconds but hey! what do you except from a "budget car"

Re: supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Wed May 20, 2015 5:02 am
by TrackpadUser
Why don't you post that here: viewforum.php?f=35

Instead of filling general chat with off-topic threads.

Re: supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Wed May 20, 2015 7:19 pm
by NormanVauxhall
Fuel economy is... well, not very for people on budget. Also the engine cut the power when the engine is still gaining power and have a worrisome reliability.
You should take a different design path for the engines internals or change the engine "behaviour" in order to have the power at eariler RPM to avoid an early engine brokedown.

Re: supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2015 3:33 am
by Oskiinus
It's like Peugeot 607 in hands of typical polish; cheap to buy, but it's pain to service.
Try to fix up the issues with engine :)

Re: supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2015 8:39 am
by captaind00m
Oskiinus wrote:It's like Peugeot 607 in hands of typical polish; cheap to buy, but it's pain to service.
Try to fix up the issues with engine :)


NormanVauxhall wrote:Fuel economy is... well, not very for people on budget. Also the engine cut the power when the engine is still gaining power and have a worrisome reliability.
You should take a different design path for the engines internals or change the engine "behaviour" in order to have the power at eariler RPM to avoid an early engine brokedown.


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Re: supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2015 9:52 am
by strop
Okay, now you've bumped up several quality sliders. The reliability is better but now:

1) this is clearly no longer a poor man's engine, with a production schedule of 468PU.

2) the power curve is still a problem. That massive swell of torque just at the top end makes for the worst if all world's: bad drivability, very narrow power band, and the other preexisting issue, bad economy.

To solve all your problems, I'd back off on the turbo. Make both sides quite a bit smaller. Make sure it doesn't spool so late. Reduce the Max boost, so you don't have to toss up between your parts hitting a torque or rpm limit or abuse quality to get a decent reliability. You might lose a bit of Max power but your car will end up overall faster, lighter, more reliavile, cheaper and more economical for it.

Re: supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2015 9:55 am
by nialloftara
Sweet baby Jesus why are you using single point fuel injection. Put multipoint in there for instant gains.

Re: supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Fri May 22, 2015 12:35 am
by captaind00m
nialloftara wrote:Sweet baby Jesus why are you using single point fuel injection. Put multipoint in there for instant gains.

cost reduction

Re: supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Fri May 22, 2015 12:38 am
by captaind00m
strop wrote:Okay, now you've bumped up several quality sliders. The reliability is better but now:

1) this is clearly no longer a poor man's engine, with a production schedule of 468PU.

2) the power curve is still a problem. That massive swell of torque just at the top end makes for the worst if all world's: bad drivability, very narrow power band, and the other preexisting issue, bad economy.

To solve all your problems, I'd back off on the turbo. Make both sides quite a bit smaller. Make sure it doesn't spool so late. Reduce the Max boost, so you don't have to toss up between your parts hitting a torque or rpm limit or abuse quality to get a decent reliability. You might lose a bit of Max power but your car will end up overall faster, lighter, more reliavile, cheaper and more economical for it.


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Re: supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Fri May 22, 2015 12:51 am
by RobtheFiend
Very nice torque curve.

Re: supercar on budget ??

PostPosted: Fri May 22, 2015 12:51 am
by nialloftara
Well now you have knock, but your power band, cost and economy are all getting better, try adding 1 tick to your cam profile or dropping the turbo compressor by a tick.
Also if you are using a huge intercooler drop it to a large.