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Vbox Runs with Mr. 5 Intake and DCI
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01-03-2010, 04:15 PM | #1 |
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Vbox Runs with Mr. 5 Intake and DCI
I did some 60-130 runs this morning and the more I look at these results, it makes me very curious if my intake was actually better than the DCI.
Notice the times up to 100 mph. I started in 3rd gear to keep the shifts and errors at a minimum, but when looking at the times, I guess I couldn't keep it actually error free. I think I'll be sticking with my intake for the time being. Sorry for the shakiness.
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01-03-2010, 04:46 PM | #3 |
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Hey James, you need to get a meth kit. Race fuel performance, every day of the week!
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01-03-2010, 04:49 PM | #4 |
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Yeah I know! Almost finished building the GTO. Meth kit for the 335i is next. But ms109 does well just gets expensive. We should do some runs this coming weekend Warren. Ill put in some ms109 against your meth
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You know when I was at the track, I ran MS109 with the meth, then tried regular 100 octane, absolutely no degradation in performance. In fact, going to 91 octane barely shows any decrease in traps. Maybe .3-.5 mph. We need to get another CTS-V to run! Craig, pretty damn fast runs! Have you done any 1/4 mile, 0-60,0-100 testing? I can get a faster time doing a roll like you do (thats how I did my 9.34), but for the sake of convenience, I usually just considate my 1/4 mile testing with my 0-130 on the same run. That was on straight 91 octane + meth?
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I just noticed that my attachments didn't get posted so I updated the first post.
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01-03-2010, 06:15 PM | #7 |
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Meth will mask some of the performance differences between DCI and the CAI-system. I guess (or hope...) that the real strenght of CAI is w/o meth and in very hot climate, where the ECU detunes with DCI. Looking forward to your further findings and analyzis. Keep up the good work Mr. 5
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01-03-2010, 06:26 PM | #8 |
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I love the modding but dont think there will be any power increase with this mod. A nice open intake and high performance IC does the trick and meth is just the cherry on top of it.
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01-03-2010, 06:49 PM | #10 |
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I totally agree and think what you guys are doing is really cool. If i had a garage would spend my time figuring out this nice issues as well. We will have lots of logging opportunities this spring and pushing the n54 to the limits. Going to be a great year!
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I was, but I'm going to keep what I have so far.
I'm still intrigued with how I was faster from 60-100 with my intake but maybe it has to do with when I shifted.
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I hear a catless rear exhaust can be worth another 10hp?
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01-03-2010, 07:08 PM | #14 |
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The differences in time is nothing compared with the differences in distance.
The average distance between 60-130 mph was: * With the DCI: 438,62 m * With the Mr 5 Intake: 446,91 m A difference in 8,29 m (almost 2 car lenghts!) ![]() I am still voting for my homemade DCI heat shield... |
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I still think there are some variables to be considered...especially since you have a manual.. Maybe your shifts were slightly faster with the DCI..Or maybe the road was slightly more downhill on the DCI runs..
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What is my 1378.69 feet reading in meters?
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01-04-2010, 06:50 AM | #19 |
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DCI is proven to deliver power and is never wrong, especially when completed with heat shield and removal of hood sealing’s and cowl. Fast car’s use the DCI for a good reason.
I don’t give up the stock looking solution easy though. As I see it Mr.5 solution is better regarding low IAT, but is still not making more power than DCI. The difference must then be better air flow with DCI, which is easy to understand by just looking on its huge dimensions. DCI may flow a lot more than the engine will ever need, which is not the case with the current Mr. 5 solution. There are good possibilities to improve the flow though. The first thing would be to use a hose that is smoother. What may even be of greater value would be to make a smooth transition of the secondary inlet into the air box. The 90 degree entrance of air in the current solution will not help the intake of air that comes via the stock filter. A better solution would be to direct the secondary intake towards the bottom of the air box, hence working with the normal intake and not against it. It may just be to cut an oval hole in the air box instead of the round one, to be able to bend the intake stud downwards, and this should mean a lot to improve the air flow. Last edited by R1000K3; 01-04-2010 at 11:24 AM.. |
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01-04-2010, 07:32 AM | #20 |
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Would a third gear pull - no shift - be a more accurate way to measure the difference in intakes ?
This is the way we test jb3.
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To give you an idea, Terry said that he ran a 10.3 in "street trim". Well, I was running full weight incuding a baby seat with a full tank of gas so I think I did pretty well for my street trim. Remember also that running the 60-130 with an auto is going to be quicker than the MT no matter how we look at it. Hotrod was starting in 2nd where I was starting in 3rd for my testing. I did a second gear start and ran a 10.1 but I was getting wheel spin in second. There's more to come. I promise. ![]()
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01-04-2010, 11:54 AM | #22 |
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Maybe there is a simple explanation, but I can’t see it right now.
The Mr. 5 intake is much faster to 100 at one occasion than DCI, and reaches this speed 14 meters earlier. I may be a gear selection issue in this case, but what does it really say? |
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