#90682, "question about management and others" Oct-15-05 07:27 PM by m2wengines
Hey all, nice site, first time posting, we just bought a 95 eclipse cheap. Connecting rod broke and went threw the block and oil pan, thats not the issue as i am a performance engine builder but dont play much with imports beyond the point of building the longblock. So im just gonna list some of the basic things that we are going to be doing and any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
-ENGINE block line honed with arp studs block zero decked for optimum quench bore block .020 over (considering making a torque plate) Deburred, crossdrilled and balanced crankshaft w/ notches cut at main oil holes to help force feed rod bearings h beam rods forged pistons .020 over w/ file fit rings improved melling oil pump aftermarket valves (possibly larger valves, dunno what kind?? any suggestions, havent had much time to look for suppliers as weve been busy pulling the motor and trans) major portwork and combustion chamber work turbo cams with valve springs (not sure on make and availability yet, feedback??) adjustable cam gears cometic head gasket w/ arp studs egr delete sheet metal intake manifold ( home made or aftermarket? OBX-R?? feedback?) aftermarket or custom throttle body (any aftermarket?) forget anything??
-FUEL SYSTEM fuel tank is going to be rear sumped all braided hose supply and return big inline fuel pump and filter fuel pressure regulator with gauge hi flow fuel rail 76lbs injectors or 800cc (calculated to make 400 horse with 80% duty cycle and .60 BSFC (Brake Specific Fuel Consumption) Comments?? feedback?? nology coil, wires and plugs
-TURBO SETUP Custom home brewn tig welded header style manifold with seperate wastegate. 60-1 turbonetics turbo, supposed to make 450 horse at 10psi using appropriate plumbing (feedback??) wastergate and blow off valve madrel bent plumbing tig welded front mounted intercooler air to air considering liquid to air... considering using the liquid to air for its efficiency and the fact that i can still put the radiator to cool the liquid where the intercooler is typically mounted and run small water lines to the liquid intercooler inside the engine bay and have very little plumbimb from the turbo to the inetercooler to the intake as the intercooler would be located where the battery is (battery is gonna be in the trunk)
and finaly to control all this stuff i plan on using dsmlink, this is my main concern, is dsmlink easy to use?? is it good software?? is this all i will need to control my fuel and spark timing?? anybody on here use it, i really dont want to use all these systems that trick or add to the existing system, i would like to have an ecu that will run by itself that we can change from time to time...
and with dsm link am i still going to need to use this fuel cutout defender to make sure the map sensor doesnt overide the ecu??
will be running a true wideband probably from aem for easy tuning, probably an egt gauge as well and an oil pressure gauge in a tripod pillar
Anyways any help or comments or feedback would be well appreciated and keep up the good work and good to see so many people helping eachother out.
Frank@Mild2Wild Engines ASE certified master engine machinist