Fuel-injected Lancia Montecarlo intake layout
Posted: September 1st, 2006, 8:13 pm
Guy and all others,
Context: Lancia MC equiped with Strada/Ritmo 130TC engine with injection.
Problem: Intake like Snakeman (Jenvey throttle 40mm dia same as DCOE) vs mine (Jenvey & horn 45mm dia)
See attached file for the drawings and different dimensions of different parts.
Precision: In a previous mail it seemed Guy prefers the fig B solution (despite the steps in the intake) so I ask if A' is better than A comparing to B...
Question:
Considering the actual configuration:
- 130 TC head : inlet valve=43.5mm. GC valve guides
- OE cams: 7 51 51 8 ; 10 mm lift
- 105 TC pistons giving CR:10.3
- GC MC manifold
and considering I don't want to change the throttle body (diam 45 mm).
Is the solution consisting to reduce the diameter of the horn like I drawn in fig. A' (or another way you can indicate) a good solution ?
Is it possible to get a gain in performance, specially in bottom end torque ?
Do you think the maping could remain the same in the ECU or the maping should be completely different (in this case I certainly give up).
Regards,
Robert
PS1: some snapshots of the work done on the parts.
PS2: I can give more details and photos...
Context: Lancia MC equiped with Strada/Ritmo 130TC engine with injection.
Problem: Intake like Snakeman (Jenvey throttle 40mm dia same as DCOE) vs mine (Jenvey & horn 45mm dia)
See attached file for the drawings and different dimensions of different parts.
Precision: In a previous mail it seemed Guy prefers the fig B solution (despite the steps in the intake) so I ask if A' is better than A comparing to B...
Question:
Considering the actual configuration:
- 130 TC head : inlet valve=43.5mm. GC valve guides
- OE cams: 7 51 51 8 ; 10 mm lift
- 105 TC pistons giving CR:10.3
- GC MC manifold
and considering I don't want to change the throttle body (diam 45 mm).
Is the solution consisting to reduce the diameter of the horn like I drawn in fig. A' (or another way you can indicate) a good solution ?
Is it possible to get a gain in performance, specially in bottom end torque ?
Do you think the maping could remain the same in the ECU or the maping should be completely different (in this case I certainly give up).
Regards,
Robert
PS1: some snapshots of the work done on the parts.
PS2: I can give more details and photos...