4AGE ITB's Rolling Road session
10-07-2007, 01:01 PM
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4AGE ITB's Rolling Road session
I have just been to the rolling road with my MG Midget with 4AGE, It is standard apart from the AE101 ITB's with T3 manifold. I am also running a Perfectpower standalone ECU. The car standard made 118.6 @ 6500rpm, the car with the ITB's made 177.7 @ 7200rpm on the first run yesterday.

The can ended up with 129.1bhp @ 7600rpm.

I will post the powercurve when I get it scanned in. So only gained about 12hp from the upgrade, but the car feels alot stronger in the mid range. Only running about 30 degress advance at high rev/high throttle, didn't make any more power by advancing any more. My exhausrt manifold is home made and I think restrictive, plus my car smokes heavily at the top of the revs, changing gear. So happy enough. Will also post some vids.

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10-07-2007, 03:11 PM
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177? Dumb question
You mean 117 I hope. Otherwise you lost a lot there... Tongue

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10-07-2007, 06:29 PM
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Yes, sorry 117, think 177 was a bit on the optimistic side.

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10-08-2007, 09:38 AM
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Would be interested to know what injectors you are using, and what you have done about a vacuum tank.
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10-08-2007, 10:06 PM
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I have attached the dyno below. I have made a temp vacuum reservoir using a in-line fuel filter. I have another one bought from goldeneagle in the states, haven't got round to fitting it yet. I have retained the standard fuel rail, injectors etc.

The figures don't look that impressive but the car drive alot be low down and mid range.

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10-08-2007, 10:33 PM
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Why did the first run end at 7250rpm? Doesn't look like the engine made much hp in the later rpms..certainly considering that little shimmy that made the engine make the peak hp figure. Realistically, it looks more like 120hp and a torque curve that doesn't resemble the std 4A-GE item. You could probably tune it to make more peak hp in a narrow band, but with a light car and the torque curve you have now it probably wont be any more fun then it is now. Looks like an engine thats nice to drive.

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10-09-2007, 05:16 AM
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By standard injectors I presume you mean standard 16 valve ones? Depending on which colour injector you have, potentially some big gains possible there. Plus of course you could go pretty silly with some cams and still retain some good mid range torque.

You have a standalone so you could really go for it.
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10-09-2007, 09:10 AM
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Why would big gains be available with other injectors? 120hp is well within the range that can be handled by the stock units and there is not much wrong with their spray pattern.

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10-09-2007, 10:32 AM
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without any head work (porting or other cams) I don't see the gain in using itb.

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10-09-2007, 10:44 AM
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Nice car Ivan ! ( please post a pic :wink: of your setup) I assume the dyno read out you posted is crank horsepower ?
129 Hp is not a bad figure. Driveability must be good if I look at the graph ? weight of the car ?
I drive a fisher fury with small port 4 age and stand alone ecu, throttle bodies form a suzuki gsxr ( 48mm I believe ) and custom made exhaust manifold giving 139 hp at the flyweel. I use 280cc injectors ( do not know which type as they came with the car ) and a sard FPR ( which is not fully functionable since I have to connect the vacuum union to the airbox later ).

I am still working on an airbox as I am using a pipercross box filter which sucks hot air Undecided . After the airbox is finished and I have some velocity stacks I will have the car dynood and the ecu callibrated by Ron ( If you read this Ron it will take some more weeks to get everything finished ).
car weight ( wet incl fuel & tools ) 560Kg. Weight ditribution 50/50.

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