Man-maths moment [97 MR2 turbo swap]

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Re: Man-maths moment [97 MR2 turbo swap]

Postby Akane » Mon May 26, 2014 7:55 pm

So I had another go, now I remember why I couldn't do this without the FC-HAKO.
The PowerFC"s MAP is load points x rev.
The load points are just a reference that is a combination of throttle and MAP sensor input, so it's all over the place without the ability to be referenced to something that's logged by the data logger, which is either RPM or MAP voltage.
No "stance", no "hellaflush", none of that bullshit. Nothing but no grip on full boost.
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Re: Man-maths moment [97 MR2 turbo swap]

Postby kim0663 » Fri Jul 11, 2014 9:23 pm

I've actually test driven the blue 2gr beast while I was down in palmy. One hell of a job the builder's done to get it in so nice and tight. I am not saying it runs crap, because it runs okay. However I feel that in this case.. getting it in and running right is one thing. But getting the 2gr in and having it run like it does on an aurion is certainly quite another.

It just lacked a lot of refinement, I didn't like the drone from the exhaust, lack of low down torque which I know the 2gr should easily deliver. A much better swap candidate than any v6 vz mz etc but I wouldn't consider it being better than a 3sgte. My tractor engine 4banger felt more refined for lack of a better description. (Maybe the blue thing should have kept the original manifolds and cat converters :oops: )
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Re: Man-maths moment [97 MR2 turbo swap]

Postby BlakeNZ » Wed Jul 16, 2014 10:53 pm

hey great input, from a MR2 guy, who has actually driven the car.
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Re: Man-maths moment [97 MR2 turbo swap]

Postby Dell'Orto » Thu Jul 17, 2014 2:04 pm

I never found the Aurion to have huge low end torque (probably dulled by the weight) but the midrange shove they have wins every time
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