Plenum Mod......advice needed
Discussion
Any help much appreciated with this, it's now stopping me getting the car on the road.
One of the problems I had dropping the 2.0L Cosworth engine into the Tasmin was the air box/ Plenum being too close to the chassis. To overcome this I modified the air box so the throttle body sat at the front of the box rather than the bottom-middle. The concern I have now is that Cyl 1 is running lean because the throttle body is sat right over it's intake (this was confirmed by checking the plugs). This will be bad news on a turbo engine.
Can anybody recommend a company that could modify and/or test an air box/plenum. I need somebody who knows their stuff on this one, It's not something I can afford to get wrong.
Any help much appreciated, I know it's not the normal V8/280 stuff.
One of the problems I had dropping the 2.0L Cosworth engine into the Tasmin was the air box/ Plenum being too close to the chassis. To overcome this I modified the air box so the throttle body sat at the front of the box rather than the bottom-middle. The concern I have now is that Cyl 1 is running lean because the throttle body is sat right over it's intake (this was confirmed by checking the plugs). This will be bad news on a turbo engine.
Can anybody recommend a company that could modify and/or test an air box/plenum. I need somebody who knows their stuff on this one, It's not something I can afford to get wrong.
Any help much appreciated, I know it's not the normal V8/280 stuff.
A couple of fixes could be:
1) modify airbox so t.body is moved further foward, on the end of a short length of pipe for example.
2) Try and increase the flow rate or duty cycle on that injector to correct the air/ fuel ratio
3) Make some kind of turning vane within the airbox to even out the airflow.
Best of Luck
Matt
1) modify airbox so t.body is moved further foward, on the end of a short length of pipe for example.
2) Try and increase the flow rate or duty cycle on that injector to correct the air/ fuel ratio
3) Make some kind of turning vane within the airbox to even out the airflow.
Best of Luck
Matt
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