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Anyone had their 1.5 diesel on a dyno?

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  • Anyone had their 1.5 diesel on a dyno?

    Hi,

    Just wondering, for the sake of my assignment at uni, whether anyone has ever( for some strange reason) had their 1.5 diesel on a dyno.

    I'm looking around for some torque curves etc... even some specific fuel consumption curves would be good.

    Anyone?
    Peugeot 306 XTDT 1.9 Turbo Intercooled Diesel

    1976 LS parts vehicle

    Used to have: Mk1 Swallowtail LS DIESEL!

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    nope - though i came close last year when a place opened in sydney offering free dyno run for any vw's... i almost went down... ahh well.
    '07 Touareg V6 TDI with air suspension
    '98 Mk3 Cabriolet 2.0 8V
    '99 A4 Quattro 1.8T

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    • #3
      Some help?

      When new the GLD delivered 37kW @ 5000rpm and 82Nm @ 3000rpm

      Wouldn't like to risk 5000rpm in either of mine

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      • #4
        Is there a dyno in Aus that handle that sort of power?

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        • #5
          Ok then... to reiterate what was lost due to the forum's server crash,

          I was saying how i found this really cool paper which was written by two of the design team of the VW 1.5 diesel engine, presented to the INternational Automotive engineering congress in 1977.
          One of the authors is Peter Hofbauer, who is a world genius in diesel engineering technology.
          Go to this link if you want a read:



          It's a riveting read for all those diesel freaks out there, and interesting still for petrolers as well.

          I had posted it to the interetsing articles forum, but i'm too lazy, so i'll do that later.

          ANyone on dialup, it's a 19meg file, so if your internet is super super slow, i could post a cd... Or you could visit a friend who has broadband.
          Peugeot 306 XTDT 1.9 Turbo Intercooled Diesel

          1976 LS parts vehicle

          Used to have: Mk1 Swallowtail LS DIESEL!

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          • #6
            Oh well.... i thought it was interesting...
            Peugeot 306 XTDT 1.9 Turbo Intercooled Diesel

            1976 LS parts vehicle

            Used to have: Mk1 Swallowtail LS DIESEL!

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            • #7
              CDs

              Smithy... Any chance of burning it on to CDs for us?

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              • #8
                Who wants one?

                PM me with your addresses.

                Smithy
                Peugeot 306 XTDT 1.9 Turbo Intercooled Diesel

                1976 LS parts vehicle

                Used to have: Mk1 Swallowtail LS DIESEL!

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                • #9
                  Hi,

                  Thanks for the link - I downloaded it and it is interesting reading!

                  Rgds, Peter

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                  • #10
                    Fantastic stuff

                    given me a lot of ideas, not least of which is maybe trying to use a petrol cam in a diesel head to get more power - there would be the whole rough idle bizzo but i dont mind.... that kind of mod could yeild serious performance increase potentially!
                    '07 Touareg V6 TDI with air suspension
                    '98 Mk3 Cabriolet 2.0 8V
                    '99 A4 Quattro 1.8T

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by gldgti
                      Fantastic stuff

                      given me a lot of ideas, not least of which is maybe trying to use a petrol cam in a diesel head to get more power - there would be the whole rough idle bizzo but i dont mind.... that kind of mod could yeild serious performance increase potentially!
                      im showing alot of noobness here... but wouldnt it be in preference to the power output of a petrol and not work well with the low revving nature of the diesel?
                      VW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
                      There are few things more satisfying in life than finding a solution to a problem and implementing it
                      My Blog: tinkererstales.blogspot.com.au

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