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Port-Formance
30-08-2007, 14:16
It strikes me some people are interested in flow figures for the Williams Clio.

These are Portformance's results from Gareth’s Nana & Scott’s Cup Car.

Both run at Chipwizzards in Rochdale.

Gareth’s Nana is running RN2002 Kent Cams, high flow Air filter and a four branch exhaust manifold as found in the Garage pages.

Scott’s Cup Car is standard albeit a balanced bottom end, the engine is literally hours old from a full (source the parts from anywhere) build and will only get stronger and more powerful the more time it spends being ‘Spanked’.

Ste

http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/dd118/port-formance/ScottsWilliamsBHP2.jpg

http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/dd118/port-formance/standard-headworkcliowilliamspowerr.jpg

http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/dd118/port-formance/GarethsClioWilliamsBHP3.jpg

http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/dd118/port-formance/cliowilliamspowerrun2.jpg

Mr.AdamB
30-08-2007, 15:58
:) i gotta get me sum cams and headwork :P

drsmith1979
30-08-2007, 21:01
i think we should get a 'group buy' on cams and head work, what do you think ste... i think that would equate to around 50% discount? haha 8)

Daz.
30-08-2007, 21:12
only 50%?

I was thinking more like 65% myself :wink:

Port-Formance
31-08-2007, 15:04
I’m in the process of trying to source another person to map Gaz’s Nana because I’m not convinced with the look of the graph,
the torque looks like it’s hanging on curtain hooks mapped at 2500, 4000 & 6000 rpm,
it’s not right for a 16 valve to produce peak power before 6K then continue for 1200 revs across the top of the page,
I’m not sure what the injectors will flow or if they will go over 200bhp, if they are on full chat and the ignition has been ‘clipped’ to compensate for the lack of fuel bigger injectors should see well over 200bhp maybe even 210 @7K!

That’ll upset a lot of people :evil: (calm down Dear - it’s just an advert)

summeh
31-08-2007, 18:41
Wonder what mines running now 8) been spanked quite a bit.

northy
03-09-2007, 09:52
Rick Wood is supposed to be good Steve.


I wonder if the top Renault specialists - Hill power, GDI would offer gaz 'gains or no fee' remap to see who is the best once and for all!

2 live
03-09-2007, 13:39
why would it have to be gaz s car?


would any of them offer me a gain or no fee option?

:roll:

northy
03-09-2007, 13:54
gaz's car because he doubts the chipwizzards map 2live. Perfect time to see if any other tunners can get better results with the same base ??

2 live
04-09-2007, 09:50
so they could actually try anyones whos been to wayne. or nick. or any other tuner in that sense.

northy
04-09-2007, 09:57
could do but how many cars still run the same mods ???

2 live
04-09-2007, 10:07
quite a lot. i think youd be surprised.


im sure not absolutely everyone who has had work done by any of the tuners has had more work done since. summeh for eg with the cup car. monkeys williams. etc etc

northy
04-09-2007, 10:51
no problems with them jon - but they all are happy with there maps bar gaz heehee

FlamingMonkey
04-09-2007, 12:15
Yep mines still in the same spec, still happy with the map

Port-Formance
04-09-2007, 15:29
I thought this website had a ‘sh1t filter’ it must be full and posts are coming through the overflow

I don’t recall asking for a free mapping session from anyone, we have a specialist lined up as soon as we all have some FREE time on our hands we’ll be taking it there and PAYING for the map!

The reason for the Nana being remapped is the map looks pants to me and other experienced engine builders! (an explanation for inexperienced back street engine builders is above)

Some members insist on dragging threads down to Jackanory levels

2 live
04-09-2007, 17:04
[quote="Port-Formance"]I thought this website had a ‘sh1t filter’ it must be full and posts are coming through the overflow obviously not

I don’t recall asking for a free mapping session from anyone, we have a specialist lined up as soon as we all have some FREE time on our hands we’ll be taking it there and PAYING for the map!] i also dont recall anyone saying you did

The reason for the Nana being remapped is the map looks pants to me and other experienced engine builders! (an explanation for inexperienced back street engine builders is above) ?????

Some members insist on dragging threads down to Jackanory levels[/quotesize] hmm

FlamingMonkey
04-09-2007, 21:30
I thought this website had a ‘sh1t filter’ it must be full and posts are coming through the overflow

I don’t recall asking for a free mapping session from anyone, we have a specialist lined up as soon as we all have some FREE time on our hands we’ll be taking it there and PAYING for the map!

The reason for the Nana being remapped is the map looks pants to me and other experienced engine builders! (an explanation for inexperienced back street engine builders is above)

Some members insist on dragging threads down to Jackanory levels

Why the attitude, its not becoming of you.

arj256
04-09-2007, 22:42
Out of curiosity, what does the k mean on the rolling road printout?

Daz.
04-09-2007, 22:47
Out of curiosity, what does the k mean on the rolling road printout?

pretty sure its kilowatt?

summeh
04-09-2007, 23:00
no problems with them jon - but they all are happy with there maps bar gaz heehee

I'm not happy with mine either tbh. Looking at the two graphs of Gaz's and mine, you can see the same pattern at 2500, 4000 and 6000, but then mines the same base map as Gaz's.

2 live
05-09-2007, 09:28
the curves on those graphs look exactly like mine, when it was standard, albeit with higher numbers. after work the torque curve on mine flattened out, a lot sooner and for far longer than both those graphs.


as said above tho, mine was topping out at around 120-125 ib/ft but reached it at 4500 rpm and held it there pretty much til the redline.

stan
05-09-2007, 11:07
It definately looks to me as if theres mapping issues...and its intresting Summeh mentioned his has the same base map, as the curves above are pretty similar in pattern to cliolords....also mapped (poorly) by chipwizards.

Its also very intresting to see the lack of a lambda curve; this info would be very intresting viewing.

IIRC Dans' t.b williams injectors were on about 80% duty cycle at 200bhp, so I wouldnt think any alteration should have been done on this front.
Some better spec cams in Gaz's will likely see it making power closer to the max engine speed, I dont think its a problem that its stopped making power and carried on a bit after C6krpm...thats just the torque dropping of as cams are stopping VE.

Give it a couple of months and you can bring it down to my dyno for some fettling :wink:

2 live
05-09-2007, 11:37
in fact looking closer at the 2 graphs above, mines the same drop in torque between 2500-3k revs, and 3750-4k but doesnt drop off as soon as its peaked as above.

FlamingMonkey
05-09-2007, 12:01
Mine was mapped using 2lives base map

Mick_RSC
05-09-2007, 12:04
Hi, looks like we have a duplicate thread on our site, im just checking its ok to leave these graphs up, they arnt copyrighted or anything? PM me if there is a problem.

http://www.renaultsportsclub.com/cms/forum/index.php?topic=16165.0

Mick

jay s
05-09-2007, 22:36
a before and after graph of mine mapped at hillpower :D
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a117/jay16v-/rrprintout.jpg

Port-Formance
06-09-2007, 13:26
Now that looks like a clean map :D good show!! Original ECU I take it?

Forgive me but I don’t know what mods (if any) people are running (that’s standard right?) :?

Port-Formance
06-09-2007, 13:37
My mistake :roll: it’s not standard that’s at the wheels