Standalone management I needed (and already had fitted) anyway to get rid of the afm, also the mapping was needed anyway so no major extra cash injection there.Kos wrote:IIRC, you had the set done at discounted rate, because they were the 1st made.
for one yours have the air filter over the rocker cover, sucking in lots of warm air. i didnt know about the oil leak, but i did know the injectors were pissed. i even heard that Ant found them amuzing.
so on top of the £650, you needed a stand alone management system which cost? and fitting of the management wiring etc and mapping.
how long was your car off the road getting it up and running ? and how much power is it making ? simon's alpina on stock management and inlet makes similar power and torque and is quicker.
let be honest, if you'd bought he dBilas set up in the 1st place you would have saved your self months of aggro and actualy got to used your car. time = money
by all means these TB's can be adapted to work on a 4 or 6 pot engine, however it will take time and a significat injection of cash unless you are very skilled.
The car was off the road for a while but that was very little down to the itb's, more waiting for the machine work on the head, block etc. As you know things don't often run all that fast down at Ant's place.
Also I couldn't have afforded the dbilas setup back then so it was the only route I could have taken init! Mine made just under 220bhp and just under 220ftlb with sock filters (directly over the rocker cover as you mentioned) and a poo exhaust and with pissed injectors
How do you know Simon's is quicker?lol. I'm not saying it isn't but c'mon all you can base that on is the 1/4 mile times at the pod. All the people with good times for their cars have ran them alot of times, simon barry, dan etc. I've been down that strip no more than 5 times in my life. I bet with simon driving it would get a good time
Anyway that's all the justification and excuses I'm gonna give








