Sylva Phoenix - 397 BHP

Sylva Phoenix - 397 BHP

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jeffw

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845 posts

228 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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I spent yesterday at TTS Performance getting a custom intercooler made and fitted to the Phoenix. The car was then remapped on the Dyno and made 397BHP and 297 ft lb of torque. This is up from the 339 BHP it made prior to the changes. All this on a 2lt Ford Zetec The car now has 640BHP per tonne (without the driver !)

http://youtu.be/jXN1vPWLs04





TTS where great, they normally wouldn't do this work in 1 day but agreed to this time....Arrived at 0800hrs and left at 2030hrs and Darren still had to put his 600BHP Exige S1 back together for Friday at Angelsey. Great bunch of guys who worked very hard during the day I was there.

Edited by jeffw on Thursday 17th April 06:23

chuntington101

5,733 posts

236 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Bet that's a cracker to drive? What's the spec of the zetec and how much boost?

jeffw

Original Poster:

845 posts

228 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Blacktop Zetec 2lt
CNC Heads Head and Cams
Omex supplied Rods and Pistons (11:1 compression)
Jenvey ITBs
700cc Injectors
Nissan Pulsar Flak Monkey inlet plenum
Bosch 044 Motorsport HP pump
AP clutch, light weight flywheel
Omex/TTS Rotrex Supercharger kit
TTS Intercooler
BGH E8 Type 9
English Axle, 3.54 to 1, Quaife ATB

1.2bar of boost now.

It certainly gets your attention..!

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 18th April 2014
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Let's start a power war, I got 420 out of my SR20DEt pewere pheonix on the rolling road last week.

jeffw

Original Poster:

845 posts

228 months

Friday 18th April 2014
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Well done smile


jontysafe

2,351 posts

178 months

Friday 18th April 2014
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Just had a load of work completed on mine fixing a load of niggling issues.
Now running a safe 1.4 bar and 450bhp and 420lbs/ft of torque. Not a Phoenix though I'm afraid. Would love to go for a drive with you?

jeffw

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845 posts

228 months

Friday 18th April 2014
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You have way more Torque than I have ....I presume it is turboed?

dom9

8,068 posts

209 months

Friday 18th April 2014
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The more I read about TTS, the more impressed I get!

That must be quite the weapon!

jeffw

Original Poster:

845 posts

228 months

Friday 18th April 2014
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The guys are TTS where excellent. Custom made the intercooler and pipework, rubber mounted it all, fixed some issues with the car and replaced the blow off valve and the air filter with something suitable for the power. I has said I wanted it done in a day (I live in Kent and getting to Northampton with a trailer is a pain) so I arrived a 8am and left at 8.30 pm.

Red16

589 posts

168 months

Friday 18th April 2014
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Fantastic results at TTS there Jeff, you must be chuffed to bits, bet it's a bit frisky on the road!

jeffw

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845 posts

228 months

Saturday 19th April 2014
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The real beauty of the Rotrex setup is the linear power delivery, literally the harder you press the pedal, the faster you go. There is no torque spike like you get with high power turbos (nothing, nothing ...ohhhh my god power delivery) or the big bottom end and nothing at the top that you get from screw superchargers.

TTS do a number of Bike Supercharger conversions which are still very driveable so it is the same idea really.

jontysafe

2,351 posts

178 months

Saturday 19th April 2014
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jeffw said:
You have way more Torque than I have ....I presume it is turboed?
Yes it is, it's a YB lump custom built with a GT3076r. Really interested in your charge temps, can you log them?

jeffw

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845 posts

228 months

Saturday 19th April 2014
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jontysafe

2,351 posts

178 months

Sunday 20th April 2014
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Peak of 58 degrees is pretty high?

jeffw

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845 posts

228 months

Sunday 20th April 2014
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Maybe, but it was a lot less than before. You'll see the inlet drop straight away once you lift off the throttle

Anyway

Very wet old day at North Weald ....400BHP and wet surface are not ideal companions

http://youtu.be/UFQEJ__7fjk

jeffw

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845 posts

228 months

Wednesday 23rd April 2014
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Power graph, before and after


seeryj

28 posts

182 months

Wednesday 30th April 2014
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Hi
How do you keep it cool with a such a little rad?
I`ve only got 390bhp and am struggling to keep it cool

jeffw

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845 posts

228 months

Thursday 1st May 2014
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Back to TTS on Tuesday. They (Darran) spent all afternoon (till 8pm!) designing and fabricating a Alloy Rad for the car. They buy the core in from their supplier but everything else is custom. So I now have a a very nice, rubber mounted, alloy rad which should help with the water temps as the summer progresses.