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Ere Doo doo - yu coming bake to the 'stokes agin?
do yu do injector refurbs?
do yu do injector refurbs?
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No don't do fuel injector Refurbs. Ex has been trying to get me down for the last twelve months!
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i fort yu was a doozil eggspurt?
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I is a grease monkey!
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booger!
so yu can do a compression test, new head gasket and top end refurb then?
so yu can do a compression test, new head gasket and top end refurb then?
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swap the turbo out for one from a rover 25/45, THEN it'll be fine for 19psi - the turbo fitted to the hippo is an older design, so not as efficient.
Decat can give a bit better turbo spool, but not much else. Considering how much the MOT is flip-flopping over old derv cats being part of the mot, I'll be keeping mine for the forseeable future (even though I've got a decat pipe sat here, lol)
Porting will give virtually no improvements on the L - only in certain circumstances can it be of use tbh. But even then, it's mild changes... and here's one I chopped up earlier for a visual reference as to why:
there's bugger-all material where you'd WANT to remove it. The port shape is already pretty damned awesome (it induces swirl, in a very efficient way) and the valve guides barely protrude into the throat. On a "normal" setup, you'd be lucky to see a 2bhp improvement tbh.
As long as the pipes don't have holes in them... why change them?
The MAF on the SDi engine is only used for the EGR, so no gains to be had with a MAFam I'm afraid
Decat can give a bit better turbo spool, but not much else. Considering how much the MOT is flip-flopping over old derv cats being part of the mot, I'll be keeping mine for the forseeable future (even though I've got a decat pipe sat here, lol)
Porting will give virtually no improvements on the L - only in certain circumstances can it be of use tbh. But even then, it's mild changes... and here's one I chopped up earlier for a visual reference as to why:
there's bugger-all material where you'd WANT to remove it. The port shape is already pretty damned awesome (it induces swirl, in a very efficient way) and the valve guides barely protrude into the throat. On a "normal" setup, you'd be lucky to see a 2bhp improvement tbh.
As long as the pipes don't have holes in them... why change them?
The MAF on the SDi engine is only used for the EGR, so no gains to be had with a MAFam I'm afraid
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booger!
so yu can do a compression test, new head gasket and top end refurb then?
Yeah do that sorta ****
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swap the turbo out for one from a rover 25/45, THEN it'll be fine for 19psi - the turbo fitted to the hippo is an older design, so not as efficient.
Decat can give a bit better turbo spool, but not much else. Considering how much the MOT is flip-flopping over old derv cats being part of the mot, I'll be keeping mine for the forseeable future (even though I've got a decat pipe sat here, lol)
Porting will give virtually no improvements on the L - only in certain circumstances can it be of use tbh. But even then, it's mild changes... and here's one I chopped up earlier for a visual reference as to why:
there's bugger-all material where you'd WANT to remove it. The port shape is already pretty damned awesome (it induces swirl, in a very efficient way) and the valve guides barely protrude into the throat. On a "normal" setup, you'd be lucky to see a 2bhp improvement tbh.
As long as the pipes don't have holes in them... why change them?
The MAF on the SDi engine is only used for the EGR, so no gains to be had with a MAFam I'm afraid
Is the freelander the same tech as a rover sdi then?
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exact same setup - but the hippo pump is a slightly different spec
Rover SDi has an 11mm head, and a camplate with 2.3mm of lift (218.58mm3 of volume per stroke)
The Hippo has a 10mm head, but 3.1mm camplate lift (243.47mm3 of volume per stroke) and a vastly stronger case, as it's covered in a buttload of ribs. The servo also has more throw, to match the camplate lift.
If you want an awesome pump upgrade, fit the 11mm head from an SDi, for 294.6mm33... or in other words, a 21% increase in fuelling capacity. Would certainly be enough for 250Bhp worth of fuel, and has the potential to make running 200TDi nozzles something that would be suitable for a daily driver
Rover SDi has an 11mm head, and a camplate with 2.3mm of lift (218.58mm3 of volume per stroke)
The Hippo has a 10mm head, but 3.1mm camplate lift (243.47mm3 of volume per stroke) and a vastly stronger case, as it's covered in a buttload of ribs. The servo also has more throw, to match the camplate lift.
If you want an awesome pump upgrade, fit the 11mm head from an SDi, for 294.6mm33... or in other words, a 21% increase in fuelling capacity. Would certainly be enough for 250Bhp worth of fuel, and has the potential to make running 200TDi nozzles something that would be suitable for a daily driver
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Full service kit and cambelt on way
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Looking at big brakes too
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Little brakes.
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Big brakes
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exact same setup - but the hippo pump is a slightly different spec
Rover SDi has an 11mm head, and a camplate with 2.3mm of lift (218.58mm3 of volume per stroke)
The Hippo has a 10mm head, but 3.1mm camplate lift (243.47mm3 of volume per stroke) and a vastly stronger case, as it's covered in a buttload of ribs. The servo also has more throw, to match the camplate lift.
If you want an awesome pump upgrade, fit the 11mm head from an SDi, for 294.6mm33... or in other words, a 21% increase in fuelling capacity. Would certainly be enough for 250Bhp worth of fuel, and has the potential to make running 200TDi nozzles something that would be suitable for a daily driver
What do you reckon. 345mm discs and 4 pot billet calipers???
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whats the difference in braking surface area?
yu doing front and back?
yu doing front and back?
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I have parts for rear disc conversion on their way
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Front and rears are being matched off same vehicle
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She's gonna be ooooonique
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Can drop the discs down to 320mm if need be
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I've still got the stock tiiiiny little discs on mine tbh :lol:
