Have clocked up 250kms over the weekend & to say I am happy is an understatement
Despite the stock turbo, the power delivery is brutal. So much faster than before. With the addition of the sports cat, there is alot more grunt, especially on boost. Sounds amazing though!!! Some lovely pops & burbles on 2nd/3rd/4th overrun
Managed to take a few pics, will get better pics at a later time
TDP Stainless Steel custom air filter pipe
Oil Cooler line routing
Oil Cooler sambo plate w/lines
Oil cooler position in front bottom left part of bumper hiding away - works a treat though!
Flywheel / Torque graph to correct scale
Torque(not to scale) / AFRs
Boost(0.9bar)
Torque(not to scale) / Flywheel power
Dyno torque / Wheel power
Random cockpit shot
Link G4+ ECU PnP being installed by TDP.ie
Next step is to simply to enjoy it & get Ian from Elite Auto Clean to give it a once over during the next few weeks
As always, stay tuned....
Sunday, 10 May 2015
Friday, 8 May 2015
Update: 08/05/2015 - Got the car back!
Got the car back earlier this evening from TDP.ie
Wow is all I can say
Super neat job on the oil cooler, can't even see it, sports cat is in, squeaky belts fixed, brakes bled giving a marginally better pedal feel
But the big one is the installation of the Link G4+ ECU w/map sensor, boost control & CAS trigger wheel
The car is alot smoother to drive and has a good bit more torque than before
Bearing in mind my previous figure of 353bhp was at its peak 18months ago then the sensors started to fail. Last time it was dyno'd was at 342bhp back in December
New performance figures:
309.3BHP at the Wheels @ 6700RPM
355.7BHP at the Fly @ 6700RPM
353.9lbft of Torque @ 4847RPM
Peak of 0.9Bar of Boost @ 5095RPM
Regardless of the figures now, it is seriously smoother to drive & with more torque and power for more of the rev range, it is a handful in the wet at least
TDP did mention that the turbo is tired so didn't push the boost past 0.9bar to be safe
Back with a skyline smile once again
Will try & get some vids/pics/graphs up over the next few days when I can
Stay tuned!
Wow is all I can say
Super neat job on the oil cooler, can't even see it, sports cat is in, squeaky belts fixed, brakes bled giving a marginally better pedal feel
But the big one is the installation of the Link G4+ ECU w/map sensor, boost control & CAS trigger wheel
The car is alot smoother to drive and has a good bit more torque than before
Bearing in mind my previous figure of 353bhp was at its peak 18months ago then the sensors started to fail. Last time it was dyno'd was at 342bhp back in December
New performance figures:
309.3BHP at the Wheels @ 6700RPM
355.7BHP at the Fly @ 6700RPM
353.9lbft of Torque @ 4847RPM
Peak of 0.9Bar of Boost @ 5095RPM
Regardless of the figures now, it is seriously smoother to drive & with more torque and power for more of the rev range, it is a handful in the wet at least
TDP did mention that the turbo is tired so didn't push the boost past 0.9bar to be safe
Back with a skyline smile once again
Will try & get some vids/pics/graphs up over the next few days when I can
Stay tuned!
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
Update: 10/10/2013 - Nismo Fuel Pump Install
Well the Nismo Fuel Pump arrived but only after Irish customs hit me with €70 tax on the part!! A$$holes!
I wasted no time in fitting it. I had already removed the HKS fuel pump so it was an "easy" matter of fitting the nismo one. Step by step pics below
Notes:
Disconnect the battery first!
HKS vs Nismo Fuel Pump = Identical.....
Deep dark smelly hole of fuel!
Can just see the fuel pump holder here
The fuel pump goes in there, next to the battery in the boot
New Nismo non-return valve to keep pressure in the lines for longer
Once all hooked up to the top of the fuel pump parts, it wont move, it should be placed 260mm from pump, 55mm from top. cut the fuel line accordingly
Fuel pump going in, tricky - it is all touch/feel, you cant see anything!
You need to put the pump right at the back and hang it off the plastic hanger
Make sure you get the seal down nice & even all the way around, this can be tricky
Put on the lock ring and tighten it all up & connect up the lines/plugs
Fuel pump lid on
Check your pressure if you have a fuel pressure gauge. Mine is at 2 bar only because batt died as I took this picture. once batt charged, it should be reading around the 3bar mark
First start of RB25DET after fitting Nismo Fuel Pump
Nismo RB25DET Fuel Pump: Fuel Pressure Check
Needless to say I am quite happy with myself getting it working, took a while but got there in the end!
Stay tuned!
I wasted no time in fitting it. I had already removed the HKS fuel pump so it was an "easy" matter of fitting the nismo one. Step by step pics below
Notes:
Disconnect the battery first!
Deep dark smelly hole of fuel!
Can just see the fuel pump holder here
The fuel pump goes in there, next to the battery in the boot
New Nismo non-return valve to keep pressure in the lines for longer
Once all hooked up to the top of the fuel pump parts, it wont move, it should be placed 260mm from pump, 55mm from top. cut the fuel line accordingly
Fuel pump going in, tricky - it is all touch/feel, you cant see anything!
You need to put the pump right at the back and hang it off the plastic hanger
Make sure you get the seal down nice & even all the way around, this can be tricky
Put on the lock ring and tighten it all up & connect up the lines/plugs
Fuel pump lid on
Check your pressure if you have a fuel pressure gauge. Mine is at 2 bar only because batt died as I took this picture. once batt charged, it should be reading around the 3bar mark
First start of RB25DET after fitting Nismo Fuel Pump
Needless to say I am quite happy with myself getting it working, took a while but got there in the end!
Stay tuned!
Nismo S-Tune Refurb
Managed to get my hands on a very rare set of a R33 GTST Nismo S-Tune Suspension setup back in October 2013
They were mechanically fine but looked a bit worse for wear
So we cleaned them up and gave them a lick of paint and they look brand new
After having them fitted for a while now & covering over 6,100km, they are a great upgrade over the already great combo of KYB shocks & Tein S-Tech lowering springs
They were mechanically fine but looked a bit worse for wear
So we cleaned them up and gave them a lick of paint and they look brand new
After having them fitted for a while now & covering over 6,100km, they are a great upgrade over the already great combo of KYB shocks & Tein S-Tech lowering springs
Update: 21/04/2015
Dropped the car down to TDP yesterday for the following work:
- Fit sports cat(100cel)
- Oil cooler kit install w/AN10 lines
- Oil change with new greddy filter & Millers NanoDrive 10w50 oil
- Fit & map the Link G4+ PNP etc
- Bleed the brakes correctly
- Sort out the squeaky belts on cold start
- General check over & track seal of approval
Friday, 10 April 2015
Update: 10/04/2015
Quick update here
Car is booked into TDP.ie on the 20th April for the Link G4+ ECU
List of things to do(in no particular order):
Link G4+ ECU PnP
Link 4Bar Map Sensor
Link Boost Control Sensor
Link CAS trigger wheel
Wiring of map & boost control sensor
ECU mapping
Fit Sports Cat(100Cell)
Make up AN10 oil cooler lines & brackets & fit oil cooler kit
Oil Change with supplied filter & new sump plug
Brake fluid pressure bleed
Squeaky belts on cold start up
General check over & track seal of approval
Few Pics & Vids
R33 Sports Cat(100CEL)
Wicklow Gap Run
GoPro
Link G4+ Comparison Table
RB25DET HKS Hi Power Silent Exhaust Cam
Once all goes smoothly with Link etc, I hope to make it out on track in May & give the Nismo S-Tune suspension a good going over
As always, stay tuned.....
Car is booked into TDP.ie on the 20th April for the Link G4+ ECU
List of things to do(in no particular order):
Link G4+ ECU PnP
Link 4Bar Map Sensor
Link Boost Control Sensor
Link CAS trigger wheel
Wiring of map & boost control sensor
ECU mapping
Fit Sports Cat(100Cell)
Make up AN10 oil cooler lines & brackets & fit oil cooler kit
Oil Change with supplied filter & new sump plug
Brake fluid pressure bleed
Squeaky belts on cold start up
General check over & track seal of approval
Few Pics & Vids
R33 Sports Cat(100CEL)
Wicklow Gap Run
GoPro
Link G4+ Comparison Table
RB25DET HKS Hi Power Silent Exhaust Cam
Once all goes smoothly with Link etc, I hope to make it out on track in May & give the Nismo S-Tune suspension a good going over
As always, stay tuned.....
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
New Power Figure after Link G4+ Install???
Going for a Link G4+ PNP ECU in April
Curious to see what the new power figure will be, what do you reckon?
Current Performance Details
307.2BHP at the Wheels @ 5976RPM
353.3BHP at the Fly @ 5983RPM
342.3lbft of Torque @ 4426RPM
Peak of 0.88Bar of Boost @ 4855RPM
Nothing will change apart from Link ECU kit & sports cat installation & HKS FCON iS Piggyback w/loom, map & air sensor will be removed
Still on stock turbo/injectors
Place your bets now.......
Link ECU Spec
Link G4+ ECU
Link 4Bar Map Sensor
Link Boost Control Sensor
Link CAS trigger wheel
Here are the engine spec:
1997 Nissan Skyline R33 GTS-T Series 2 w/RB25DET(136,000KM, rebuilt at 110,000KM)
ACL Big-End Bearings
ACL Main Bearings
Autobahn888 Silicone Intake Pipe(Blue)
Conceptua Uprated Fuel Filter
Cosworth Steel Head Gasket
HKS Actuator(Set to 1.0Bar)
HKS Oil Cap
HKS Rad Cap
HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Bung(Optional)
HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust
HKS Stainless Steel Downpipe with Wideband Bung
HKS Super Power Flow Reloaded Filter
Knight-Racer Carbon Cam Gear Cover
Knight-Racer Carbon Coil Pack Cover
Millers Oils Nanodrive CFS 10w-50
Mishimoto Alu Rad
Mocal 19 Row Oil Cooler - AN10 Fitment
NGK BKR7EIX Spark Plugs - 0.8mm Gap
Nismo 250LPH Fuel Pump
Nismo Low Temp Thermostat
Nissan Genuine OEM Gaskets
Nissan Genuine OEM N1 Oil Pump(TDP.ie Reconditioned)
Nissan Genuine OEM N1 Water Pump
Nissan Genuine OEM O2 Sensor
Nissan Genuine OEM RB26 Heat Exchanger
Nissan Genuine OEM Timing Belt / Tensioners Kit
Samco Vacuum Hoses(Blue)
SFS Silicone Breather Hose Set(Blue)
SFS Silicone Coolant Hose Set(Blue)
SplitFire Direct Ignition System Coil Packs
TDP.ie Custom FMIC Piping
TDP.ie FMIC Core
Wossner 86.5mm Forged Pistons
Curious to see what the new power figure will be, what do you reckon?
Current Performance Details
307.2BHP at the Wheels @ 5976RPM
353.3BHP at the Fly @ 5983RPM
342.3lbft of Torque @ 4426RPM
Peak of 0.88Bar of Boost @ 4855RPM
Nothing will change apart from Link ECU kit & sports cat installation & HKS FCON iS Piggyback w/loom, map & air sensor will be removed
Still on stock turbo/injectors
Place your bets now.......
Link ECU Spec
Link G4+ ECU
Link 4Bar Map Sensor
Link Boost Control Sensor
Link CAS trigger wheel
Here are the engine spec:
1997 Nissan Skyline R33 GTS-T Series 2 w/RB25DET(136,000KM, rebuilt at 110,000KM)
ACL Big-End Bearings
ACL Main Bearings
Autobahn888 Silicone Intake Pipe(Blue)
Conceptua Uprated Fuel Filter
Cosworth Steel Head Gasket
HKS Actuator(Set to 1.0Bar)
HKS Oil Cap
HKS Rad Cap
HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Bung(Optional)
HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust
HKS Stainless Steel Downpipe with Wideband Bung
HKS Super Power Flow Reloaded Filter
Knight-Racer Carbon Cam Gear Cover
Knight-Racer Carbon Coil Pack Cover
Millers Oils Nanodrive CFS 10w-50
Mishimoto Alu Rad
Mocal 19 Row Oil Cooler - AN10 Fitment
NGK BKR7EIX Spark Plugs - 0.8mm Gap
Nismo 250LPH Fuel Pump
Nismo Low Temp Thermostat
Nissan Genuine OEM Gaskets
Nissan Genuine OEM N1 Oil Pump(TDP.ie Reconditioned)
Nissan Genuine OEM N1 Water Pump
Nissan Genuine OEM O2 Sensor
Nissan Genuine OEM RB26 Heat Exchanger
Nissan Genuine OEM Timing Belt / Tensioners Kit
Samco Vacuum Hoses(Blue)
SFS Silicone Breather Hose Set(Blue)
SFS Silicone Coolant Hose Set(Blue)
SplitFire Direct Ignition System Coil Packs
TDP.ie Custom FMIC Piping
TDP.ie FMIC Core
Wossner 86.5mm Forged Pistons
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