09-07-2013, 09:41 PM
It really depends what you expect to gain from it mate.
1) Just fit your manifolds and off you go. No mapping needed. Just use your 1.8 fuel rail, injectors and fuel pressure regulator on the 2.0 inlet manifold and off you go.
2) As above, no ECU modding needed. As to emissions. I very much doubt that the car will pass emission tests with both the XU10 manifolds fitted, but this is a hunch, I have no evidence to support this. Mine ran rich as f*ck with them on.
3) N/A
4) I dont fully understand your question. Are you enquiring about a de-cat?
5) Whilst fitting the manifolds themselves will not cause any direct damage, you could expect to see some bore wash from overfuelling should it occur, and valve seating problems from the pulse timing of the engine being knocked out. The latter is arguably no worse than fitting an aftermarket exhaust. For what its worth, I never worried too much about the pulse timing. If at all
6) I love the mods on mine, really frees up the engine and helps it breathe better. The engine already loves to rev, and this just helps it do that more. But as stated above, be wary of the fuelling related issues it could incur.
1) Just fit your manifolds and off you go. No mapping needed. Just use your 1.8 fuel rail, injectors and fuel pressure regulator on the 2.0 inlet manifold and off you go.
2) As above, no ECU modding needed. As to emissions. I very much doubt that the car will pass emission tests with both the XU10 manifolds fitted, but this is a hunch, I have no evidence to support this. Mine ran rich as f*ck with them on.
3) N/A
4) I dont fully understand your question. Are you enquiring about a de-cat?
5) Whilst fitting the manifolds themselves will not cause any direct damage, you could expect to see some bore wash from overfuelling should it occur, and valve seating problems from the pulse timing of the engine being knocked out. The latter is arguably no worse than fitting an aftermarket exhaust. For what its worth, I never worried too much about the pulse timing. If at all
6) I love the mods on mine, really frees up the engine and helps it breathe better. The engine already loves to rev, and this just helps it do that more. But as stated above, be wary of the fuelling related issues it could incur.
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