My 600HP road legal track beast - Seat Leon Cupra R MK1
My 600HP road legal track beast - Seat Leon Cupra R MK1
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lyricalgangster

281 posts

174 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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Oooft
Good effort!

AdamIndy

1,661 posts

133 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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This thread is worthless without videos!biggrin

Good effort, it must be a laugh to drive!

Terminator X

20,429 posts

233 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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Still road legal stripped out like that? Amazing!

TX.

TotalControl

8,297 posts

227 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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That must be savage!

keith2.2

1,101 posts

224 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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Terminator X said:
Still road legal stripped out like that? Amazing!

TX.
Perfectly legal for it to be stripped out - with my boring hat on I'd say it would need a friendly MOT tester with the removal of the 3 point belts and airbag steering wheel (I say this because I had the same situation with a civic, not because I'm a bore..!)

Is that 600bhp on a BAM engine?!

  • looks at hairdresser spec TT*...

WCZ

11,478 posts

223 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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so much power for FWD, you are a lunatic!
nice car!

Evolved

4,078 posts

216 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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Nuts in a FWD, looks a top build though. Those old VAG 1.8 units were great engines to start with.

One thing jumped out though, you say TSR charged you several thousands of pounds just for mapping. Any reason why you just didn't go full standalone and opt for say a Motec when talking that kind of money?

Edited due to a name mixup smile

Edited by Evolved on Tuesday 15th November 14:51

anonymous-user

83 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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Evolved said:
Nuts in a FWD, looks a top build though. Those old VAG 1.8 units were great engines to start with.

One thing jumped out though, you say REVO charged you several thousands of pounds just for mapping. Any reason why you just didn't go full standalone and opt for say a Motec when talking that kind of money?
He said TSR mapped it not Revo, I imagine because of the skill and expertise of mapping a car like this, would be better than opting for a motec? Prepared to be wrong.

HybridAero

1,531 posts

129 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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This must be savage! Great effort from the OP.

Please say you daily drive it silly

AyBee

11,304 posts

231 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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keith2.2 said:
Perfectly legal for it to be stripped out - with my boring hat on I'd say it would need a friendly MOT tester with the removal of the 3 point belts and airbag steering wheel (I say this because I had the same situation with a civic, not because I'm a bore..!)
Never had an issue with harnesses and no airbag in my Elise...

Looks mental OP - +1 on the video request though tongue out I imagine the tyres squeal for their life quite a lot...

Evolved

4,078 posts

216 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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GTi_ said:
He said TSR mapped it not Revo, I imagine because of the skill and expertise of mapping a car like this, would be better than opting for a motec? Prepared to be wrong.
Ahh got the names wrong wink

I'm asking as I'm curious myself. Mapping any car requires skill and expertise and in some ways, a full standalone requires even more as you've got to set up cold start maps etc from the ground up.

With high HP builds, when I was into it, a standalone was seen as the cherry on top! I know standard ECU's are massively capable nowadays so trying to understand the logic.

aka_kerrly

12,505 posts

239 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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That's a cracking bit of kit, undoubtedly very very fast & extremely capable, the spec list is a wish list for most!!!

TSR seem to have done a good job of restoring their reputation in the VAG tuning scene. I remember back in the late 90s/early 00s when they were they go to people if you wanted a 8 or 16v Golf played with.



dxbtiger

4,545 posts

202 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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We need videos...

Butter Face

34,673 posts

189 months

Tuesday 15th November 2016
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Great work, that's a super bit of power!

227bhp

10,203 posts

157 months

Wednesday 16th November 2016
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You've done well to make 600 bhp from 830cc injectors. scratchchin

Christmassss

650 posts

118 months

Wednesday 16th November 2016
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227bhp said:
You've done well to make 600 bhp from 830cc injectors. scratchchin
600bhp from 830cc injectors is easy

an old supra i worked on ran around 700bhp with 780cc injectors at 90% duty

Edited by Christmassss on Wednesday 16th November 09:15

JordanTurbo

937 posts

170 months

Wednesday 16th November 2016
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Christmassss said:
227bhp said:
You've done well to make 600 bhp from 830cc injectors. scratchchin
600bhp from 830cc injectors is easy

an old supra i worked on ran around 700bhp with 780cc injectors at 90% duty
A Supra would have 2 more injectors than this though, would it not?

4,680cc total vs 3,320cc

Christmassss

650 posts

118 months

Wednesday 16th November 2016
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JordanTurbo said:
A Supra would have 2 more injectors than this though, would it not?

4,680cc total vs 3,320cc
You make a good point. I thought these LCR's ran the 5Cyl engines! smash

Thinking back to my 200sx days, to get 450-470bhp the 750cc injectors were the ones to have...


superkarl

60 posts

166 months

Wednesday 16th November 2016
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227bhp said:
You've done well to make 600 bhp from 830cc injectors. scratchchin
Agreed.
Although no mention of fuel pressure. Stock is 3bar
Unless he uses meth?

chrismc1977

858 posts

141 months

Friday 18th November 2016
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Cracking spec-

Mind you with that kind of power from a worked 1.8t it's still a ticking time bomb...