yeah have seen some instructions on the net seems easy to do....
outlet of compressor goes to a combustion chamber then to exhaust inlet. need to have a sprk plug in the combustion chamber
to ignite the LPG.
but need to know what sort of pressure is safe to run in the combustion chamber without blowing the turbo apart
and also what sort of oil pressure i would need to run for the turbo.. im thinking it would need a good oil cooler too.
i have read that you can get these things revving to about 130,000 prm
the one in the vid dont have a nozzle on. thats why its not making much thrust....
there is always the pulse jet option.... no moving parts at all
pulse jet
but id rather the sound of it spool up
dynos are only good for tuning. and bragging rights my car made 235rwkw on tilbrooks dyno with standard ecu and turbo running 13 psi.
thats way too high..... since then the car has had a haltech e11v2 installed at boostworx and runs the same boost but made 197 rwkw on boostworx dyno .... that being said the car is heaps more responsive and pulls heaps harder.....
i had the same problem awhile ago. turned out to be the IAC (idle air control). take it off the car and give it a good clean with carby cleaner should fix it.
the g-tech i have is a little older then those and not as many features. they are a very good indication but not 100% accurate. also not recommended for the street as there is very high speeds involved when dong a 1/4 mile pass
id say buy some split fires. i had the same problem the coil packs looked fine and i was scratching my head. got splitfires now and i can run 15psi on standard ecu.
yeah apparently the whole of Kapunda is haunted.
i read a thing somewhere and this guy that was driving through
saw little kids and a man on 1 of those horse buggy things and when
he looked back there was nothing there.
i think that'd be awesome to experience.
id agree with kapunda i have stayed there a few times
and even walking the streets there is abit of an experiance
at night.
thats a good idea
id forget about the car yard and cut your losses, you need to concentrate on getting your car off defect, get a list of parts you need and id be happy to lend you any parts i might have laying around.
i use one on my stock turbo with no problems. do u have a FMIC? if so it could be too big for your turbo to keep up that amount of boost, thus dropping off a couple of psi.