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XF throttle body dyno results

Started by joel · 9 Sept 2003 · 29 replies

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joelArchived member

09-09-03, 10:47 GMT+10#1

???

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vlredArchived member

09-09-03, 11:25 GMT+10#2

good results there, i was waiting eagerly to see what the results would be. well done.

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SirGeoArchived member

09-09-03, 11:37 GMT+10#3

how'd you get around the TPS? can you let us know how to fix this?

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SirGeoArchived member

09-09-03, 14:23 GMT+10#4

can we get a close up pic of the bracket.. i might be able to fabricate something myself..

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kaBOOMnArchived member

09-09-03, 21:02 GMT+10#5

read my post in the other thread....already done this!

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hornetArchived member

10-09-03, 23:25 GMT+10#6

some pics would be nice Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

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joelArchived member

11-09-03, 11:40 GMT+10#7

Pics will be posted shortly. Does any-one have an e-mail address I can send them too as i dont know how to host them? Cheers, Joel

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ZanjaraArchived member

11-09-03, 13:05 GMT+10#8

yep sure send them to [email removed] i'll host them for you dude... Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

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351Archived member

11-09-03, 13:13 GMT+10#9

Holden chasis, Nissan engine, and Ford modifications - VL's are just so multicultural :P

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OldF@rtArchived member

11-09-03, 14:14 GMT+10#10

Quote: Originally Posted by 351 Holden chasis, Nissan engine, and Ford modifications - VL's are just so multicultural :P Based on a European design, designed and built in Australia by a US company and using a Japanese drivetrain! Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

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B15HOPArchived member

11-09-03, 15:56 GMT+10#11

Using German technology?

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351Archived member

11-09-03, 15:59 GMT+10#12

Quote: Originally Posted by B15HOP Using German technology? VL's have nukes?

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hornetArchived member

11-09-03, 18:02 GMT+10#13

I believe the RB has some BMW technology / design aspects to it.

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B15HOPArchived member

11-09-03, 18:44 GMT+10#14

Hmm nuclear powered VL :evils:

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kaBOOMnArchived member

11-09-03, 19:46 GMT+10#15

Bosch Fuel injection. JECS made ECCS. JECS is owned by Bosch......Bosch = German :P My car, Toyota Supercharger, Ford Throttlebody, Nissan Engine, Nissan gearbox, Holden car.

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ZanjaraArchived member

12-09-03, 00:30 GMT+10#16

ok here is a pic of the setup that Joel.. This is a pic before the blower went in. You can see the AFM attached to the XF unit and a 3 inch (75mm) mandrel bent pipe for the induction tract. Where the air pod sits is where the SC14 blower is now located. The black pipe, to the right of the pod is my cold air setup. It now feeds into the blower. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

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SirGeoArchived member

12-09-03, 09:28 GMT+10#17

can we get a close up pic of the throttle body setup? thanks

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berlina_v_lArchived member

12-09-03, 10:37 GMT+10#18

what are the SC14 blowers like and what gain would you expect from them? close-ups of the throttle body would be good. and does anyone know if the XE??? throttle body is easier to fit? cheers

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OldF@rtArchived member

12-09-03, 17:01 GMT+10#19

Quote: Originally Posted by 351 VL's have nukes? No, some of them have gas. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

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morepsiArchived member

13-09-03, 11:57 GMT+10#20

So how many different vehicle manufacturers are involved in a VL? Agricultural is right!

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