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couple cool stories...
http://www.leftlanenews.com/lotus-project-eagle.html
http://www.leftlanenews.com/volkswag...rburgring.html
http://www.leftlanenews.com/nissan-t...t-by-2010.html
the last one is interesting... they talk about a variable compression ratio system... never heard of that before. i wonder how they change the compression ratio dynamically
http://www.leftlanenews.com/lotus-project-eagle.html
http://www.leftlanenews.com/volkswag...rburgring.html
http://www.leftlanenews.com/nissan-t...t-by-2010.html
the last one is interesting... they talk about a variable compression ratio system... never heard of that before. i wonder how they change the compression ratio dynamically
couple cool stories...
http://www.leftlanenews.com/lotus-project-eagle.html
http://www.leftlanenews.com/volkswag...rburgring.html
http://www.leftlanenews.com/nissan-t...t-by-2010.html
the last one is interesting... they talk about a variable compression ratio system... never heard of that before. i wonder how they change the compression ratio dynamically
http://www.leftlanenews.com/lotus-project-eagle.html
http://www.leftlanenews.com/volkswag...rburgring.html
http://www.leftlanenews.com/nissan-t...t-by-2010.html
the last one is interesting... they talk about a variable compression ratio system... never heard of that before. i wonder how they change the compression ratio dynamically
that's why variable valve timing is a PITA to tune correctly. it's a balance of ensuring your properly evacuate the burned gasses and fill the cylinder with fresh air vs maximizing the dynamic compression of the motor.
fun stuff since neither one of them can be directly measured.....
by adjusting cam timing you change the dynamic compression of the motor. if you allow air to escape by opening the intake valve during the compression stroke, you lower compression. if you ensure the valve is closed during the entire stroke, you maximize compression.
that's why variable valve timing is a PITA to tune correctly. it's a balance of ensuring your properly evacuate the burned gasses and fill the cylinder with fresh air vs maximizing the dynamic compression of the motor.
fun stuff since neither one of them can be directly measured.....
that's why variable valve timing is a PITA to tune correctly. it's a balance of ensuring your properly evacuate the burned gasses and fill the cylinder with fresh air vs maximizing the dynamic compression of the motor.
fun stuff since neither one of them can be directly measured.....
the motor didnt blow the headgasket from rushing it. We think it was a mixture of too much timing, a little increase in boost, and possible mix of a little pump gas left in the tank...
we are going to back the timing down in the peak torque area and keep the boost at 33-34 for now.
The car will have some weight out if it, plus 90lbs of rotating weight out of it so we should go just as fast with less boost



