Suzuki Alto Works 2016

Suzuki Alto Works 2016

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mhr1294

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107 posts

78 months

Saturday 8th June 2019
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Today is the day, now that the dyno has been speedily fixed at RA Motorsport

Let's see how much power she makes!

We've successfully removed the speed limiter too, so far managed to get 99mph from it.

Butter Face

30,351 posts

161 months

Saturday 8th June 2019
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How much power are you thinking?

Cambs_Stuart

2,886 posts

85 months

Saturday 8th June 2019
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Looking forward to seeing the graph. Hope it's a successful mapping session.

mhr1294

Original Poster:

107 posts

78 months

Saturday 8th June 2019
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Unfortunately no mapping today, just a power run to see what she's doing.



So yeah as expected, the boost is forced down (which lowers the torque) to keep it under 64hp, even although it made 68hp. What's a few hp on a dyno though? Not sure what caused the sudden dip between 5500 and 6000.

Major problem with the standard intercooler, inlet temps getting to 57 degrees c at some points! I have already got a new intercooler planned though which I will be fitting shortly.

If it can hold that torque (Which I know it can as I've seen it blogged on a few Japanese websites), it should be good for about 90-95hp. The injectors and fuel pump have the capacity which is a good start.

So plans are Exhaust, new intercooler and a live remap to get it just right. There's probably not much point trying to get this engine past 100hp, it'll be too difficult I think seeing as it's designed for economy and efficiency.

Had the car weighted too, 750Kg with a full tank biggrin



Edited by mhr1294 on Saturday 8th June 17:00


Edited by mhr1294 on Saturday 8th June 17:01

lewis87

361 posts

204 months

Sunday 9th June 2019
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Very cool car!

mhr1294

Original Poster:

107 posts

78 months

Sunday 9th June 2019
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lewis87 said:
Very cool car!
Thanks! biggrin

It has it's ups and downs, nearly everyone looks when you drive past hahaha!

Yadizzle1

689 posts

126 months

Sunday 9th June 2019
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This thing is awesome!!!!

bungz

1,960 posts

121 months

Monday 10th June 2019
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I think with your planned mods that will become a absolute riot.


mhr1294

Original Poster:

107 posts

78 months

Monday 10th June 2019
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I hope so anyway

I'm going to try a manual boost controller first, once I upgrade my intercooler. I know it's happy with 15psi, I just want to maintain that boost level. Unless boost cut is rpm dependent on this ecu biggrin

Cambs_Stuart

2,886 posts

85 months

Tuesday 15th October 2019
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How's it going? Did you get this mapped?

mhr1294

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107 posts

78 months

Tuesday 15th October 2019
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Cambs_Stuart said:
How's it going? Did you get this mapped?
Not yet, I have a base to build from waiting to get loaded. I can't do anything until my intercooler arrives because of the inlet temps. would be a waste of time to start doing anything before I do everything else smile

It's a custom air-water-air cooler.

xu5

641 posts

158 months

Wednesday 16th October 2019
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Again, this is such a cool wee car. Could you give a bit more info on your supercharged 106 diesel?

mhr1294

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107 posts

78 months

Saturday 11th January 2020
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xu5 said:
Again, this is such a cool wee car. Could you give a bit more info on your supercharged 106 diesel?
Yeah so I supercharged the 106 diesel for racing during 2019 just to prove if I could to it reliably.

So without the supercharger, it made 70hp, with the supercharge it made... 70hp. It moved where the peak hp occurred by 2000rpm! Which was a massive 70ft.lb torque increase at 2200rpm. Useless for track though hahaha!

So for this year, it's getting a turbocharger, so I'll be much closer to 120hp with it. I'm making the Peugeot competitive this year.

xu5

641 posts

158 months

Sunday 12th January 2020
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mhr1294 said:
Yeah so I supercharged the 106 diesel for racing during 2019 just to prove if I could to it reliably.

So without the supercharger, it made 70hp, with the supercharge it made... 70hp. It moved where the peak hp occurred by 2000rpm! Which was a massive 70ft.lb torque increase at 2200rpm. Useless for track though hahaha!

So for this year, it's getting a turbocharger, so I'll be much closer to 120hp with it. I'm making the Peugeot competitive this year.
Haha, that's pretty interesting! Do you reckon the fuel pump was maxed out, or does it have an upgraded pump?

I used to have a 106 diesel and always wondered about 'charging it.

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mhr1294

Original Poster:

107 posts

78 months

Sunday 12th January 2020
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xu5 said:
Haha, that's pretty interesting! Do you reckon the fuel pump was maxed out, or does it have an upgraded pump?

I used to have a 106 diesel and always wondered about 'charging it.

Edited by xu5 on Sunday 12th January 19:33
No, the charger was too small. smile

The standard Bosch 8mm pump is probably good for about 100hp.

The big problem is space, there's simply no room for a bigger supercharger in there without removing the alternator (which I had to do) or fitting a really long shaft to reach a bigger charger.

I ran no intercooler either, inlet temps regularly went over 100 degress c. oops haha.

mhr1294

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107 posts

78 months

Monday 10th August 2020
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Wow, it's been a while.

Nothing has changed at all, no faults to report, apart from being at 45,000km on the odometer! biggrin




Still nobody brave enough to import another????

Peugeot 106 is now turbo powered (GT1756V) too. Still slow.


dom9

8,090 posts

210 months

Monday 10th August 2020
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Still love it - keep the updates coming, please!

mhr1294

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107 posts

78 months

Monday 10th August 2020
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Well... okay, might have one small modification lined up IF i can make it fit, it should be super effective.



Of course as you can see, it's a Lotus charge cooler from an Esprit. The angles of the inlet and outlet are about right, and I reckon for road use even just filling it with water and not circulating it would be enough to keep the inlet temps in check. I do plan to fit a small pump and have some water circulating.

It's just finding the time to do it, I've got more sprints coming up and need to sort out my Peugeot reliability issues. biggrin

Cambs_Stuart

2,886 posts

85 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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Interesting!
Good to see this car is going. I still hanker after one of these. How easy is it to get parts form them? Last time I had a JDM I ended up shipping in parts from this lot:

https://www.amayama.com/en


mhr1294

Original Poster:

107 posts

78 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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Cambs_Stuart said:
Interesting!
Good to see this car is going. I still hanker after one of these. How easy is it to get parts form them? Last time I had a JDM I ended up shipping in parts from this lot:

https://www.amayama.com/en
Haha I suspect its going to run for a long time as well.

Don't know, haven't needed any parts yet, everything is still as it left the factory in 2016. Even the brake pads still have plenty on them.

From a glance it looks like it shares lots with Suzuki's here (shock) typical Suzuki really.

Brakes etc look identical to the Ignis sport, suspect the struts are very similar as well although I've not looked at the part number.

Using oil filter for a cappuccino, although the filters seem to be the same size across most small Suzuki engines.

One thing I do need, is an interior cabin filter because it's starting to turn black! I'll probably end up just cutting down one from another model though.

I've been side tracked a bit by my new Jimny as well.