Something for you 180 owners with a stock K03: The DNP exhaust manifold...
#1
Something for you 180 owners with a stock K03: The DNP exhaust manifold...
Read about it at a greek Seat owners forum and dyno results were amazing -15bhp up according to them-. The Seat Leon in question has the 180bhp version of the 1.8T engine. It's made in the US, couldn't find any more info other than they haven't developped one for the 225 yet.
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Here's the link. Btw, have a nice month all of you! Almost 2 months till Christmas!
<ul><li><a href="http://www.dnperformance.com">http://www.dnperformance.com</a</li></ul>
#3
Any info on pricing?
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These are the figures he quoted and the assorted graphs --->
He owns a very modified Seat Toledo with the 180bhp engine, K04, in-cylinder water injection (W/I i.e. ERL Aquamist system 1s), i/c water injection (he calls it W/S for water spray), downpipe, sportcat, 70mm exhaust, intake, Samco everywhere and a Revo SPS3 remap. All figures are with 100 octane fuel and, btw, what he calls 'stock' is the aforementioned status.
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With the stock manifold it showed 296bhp (don't focus on the absolute numbers but rather compare). With the DN manifold, the SPS3 set at HP-9 and Advance-5, the dyno showed 310.5bhp and 44 kgm of torque. With the DN manifold, both water injections on and ste SPS3 set at HP-9 and Advance-9, it rocketed to 326bhp and 45kgm of torque.
He claims that there is lots of power up to 5700rpm whereas the car used to give up above 5150rpm.
Once again, absolute numbers are not important.
Here are the graphs (dynoed at 32*C ambient temp):
Stock exhaust manifold, no water injection nor water spray:
<img src="http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/download/dimfif/18764/334653/0/scann3.jpg">
DN exhaust manifold, no water injection nor water spray:
<img src="http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/download/dimfif/18764/334652/0/scann2.jpg">
DN exhaust manifold, water injection + i/c mister:
<img src="http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/download/dimfif/18764/334651/0/scann1.jpg">
<img src="http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/download/dimfif/18764/334650/0/scann4.jpg">
With the stock manifold it showed 296bhp (don't focus on the absolute numbers but rather compare). With the DN manifold, the SPS3 set at HP-9 and Advance-5, the dyno showed 310.5bhp and 44 kgm of torque. With the DN manifold, both water injections on and ste SPS3 set at HP-9 and Advance-9, it rocketed to 326bhp and 45kgm of torque.
He claims that there is lots of power up to 5700rpm whereas the car used to give up above 5150rpm.
Once again, absolute numbers are not important.
Here are the graphs (dynoed at 32*C ambient temp):
Stock exhaust manifold, no water injection nor water spray:
<img src="http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/download/dimfif/18764/334653/0/scann3.jpg">
DN exhaust manifold, no water injection nor water spray:
<img src="http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/download/dimfif/18764/334652/0/scann2.jpg">
DN exhaust manifold, water injection + i/c mister:
<img src="http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/download/dimfif/18764/334651/0/scann1.jpg">
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