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Old 27-08-2006, 22:43   #21
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Instead of a FMIC, why not try the pikey mod where you put a vent behind the intercooler in arch? That's what Im going to do next.
If you do, i have a spare wheel arch liner with the mod installed on it if you want it
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Old 27-08-2006, 22:52   #22
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I have a vent

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Usually top speed is sacrificed for more torque.
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Old 28-08-2006, 11:17   #24
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Think I worded the title wrong

The cars still pulling upto 125mph, its only got a lower top speed because the turbo cuts out completely and I loose all power, until I stop and restart the engine.
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Yep, I gotch'ya. Becareful where you pull those speed's, and an FMIC is the trick for you!
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Old 28-08-2006, 13:28   #26
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Yep, I gotch'ya. Becareful where you pull those speed's, and an FMIC is the trick for you!
I know you have!

Thats the thing, im not gonna do those speeds often at all, so is it worth bothering about Could just say I got a free speed limiter with a Revo remap lol.

Ive told you...FMIC??? -

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Old 28-08-2006, 18:41   #27
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does the turbo cut out if you drive it at high speed in 5th gear instead of 6th gear ? a work collegue had his PD130 VW Bora remapped and that pulls like a train upto and beyond the 135mph i've seen whilst in the car (on a private road of course) he says its been to 142mph without any turbo cutoff or any other problems even on a warm day, the only mod he has is a green filter , no arch liner venting for the SMIC , so i would say that there maybe a problem with with your car/engine/remap IMHO
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Old 28-08-2006, 23:24   #28
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Haven't tried it in 5th yet. Id guess it would because ive had it all the way round to the red line in 4th and the turbo cuts out.
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There's no problem at all. A FMIC, just reduces the temperatures to constantly make it cooler for you're turbo. It's good for top speed too, as you use you're turbo constantly. If it never happens anywhere else, I'd leave it, but... Have a test on a private road... Have the car at 30mph in 6th gear. (This is bad for you're car, but good for testing out you're remap) and accelerate up to 70 + ... If it doesn't cut out, you have a decent remap.
The only reason why i say that, is because... You could well be passing a lorry for instance, and the turbo cut out on you... And you're buggered.
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Old 29-08-2006, 10:59   #30
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Dont think my clutch/flywheel would be up for that test
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Old 29-08-2006, 11:04   #31
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Dave, I think your problem is because of your free flowing exhaust... If you dont want an FMIC, then I reckon its worth putting the CAT back on.
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Old 29-08-2006, 11:18   #32
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It has a CAT on but not the standard one... Plus I dont have the standard CAT anymore.
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Dave, mine has a full decat, and a more aggressive map, and no intercooler. Go back to the guy who mapped it, and describe your problems to him. I'm fairly sure its not your map. Im also fairly sure it isnt heat soak, unless it was hot when you tried the power run. You didnt seem to be doing to badly last night

Ive never had my turbo cut out, apart from the time it blew a hole in the side of it
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Ive never had my turbo cut out, apart from the time it blew a hole in the side of it


Cant see how a fmic would solve this problem. I can get some very high intake temps just like any other furby. Turbo boosts drops below 1bar but the turbo never cuts out and goes into limp mode. A fmic would just stop the drop of in boost. Can only assume the turbo is either boostsing to much or too little. Dave have you access to vag-com? Try logging the boost and see what its doing when it goes into limp mode.

Is your MAP sensor playing up?
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lol!

John, I dont have access to vag com unfortunately and ive no idea about the map sensor! Think the best bet is to give ADS a ring...they might have vag com actually

Wont be anything to do with the fact that its a new-ish turbo will it?
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Cant see how a fmic would solve this problem.
My turbo cut out, and the FMIC solved the problem
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FMIC does two things - it cools the air down a bit more - which is good as it increases the density again - AND it increases the volume that needs to be brought up to pressure. This is kinda not good as it takes a little longer to get the boost up. However as a side-effect it means the boost spike will be a little less, that in turn may prevent the limp mode.

On my car the boost spikes at 26 psi, this is a phase 1 custom-code map with propane injection set to a low (probably too low currently) level. I do have a hybrid turbo as well though.
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FMIC does two things - it cools the air down a bit more - which is good as it increases the density again - AND it increases the volume that needs to be brought up to pressure. This is kinda not good as it takes a little longer to get the boost up. However as a side-effect it means the boost spike will be a little less, that in turn may prevent the limp mode.

On my car the boost spikes at 26 psi, this is a phase 1 custom-code map with propane injection set to a low (probably too low currently) level. I do have a hybrid turbo as well though.

Thats how I understud it.

What I can understand is why his car is going into limp mode. I understand it as you get a boost spike at the start of WOT. So if hes accelerating through the rev (should no longer be spiking) why does his car go into limp mode Surly their must be a problem with the car if his turbo is over or under boosting? Thats if is his turbo causing the problem.
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The turbo isn't the problem, It's your right foot!
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Ive been getting 55mpg recently so ive had no problems with the overboost. Just gonna leave it I think...bit ****ed off but

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