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  • #31
    Sounds great!!

    I was wondering how to keep the lovely burble at idle, while the choke is running going for the rest of the drive. Now we have an answer! How much and can we do a twin turbo setup?
    Billcat: R36 09 Biscay blue sedan, sunroof, satnav, bluetooth, Ipod connection and tints - Love that car!!

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Lance B View Post
      That is an "at the wheels" torque figure on the graph, rather than "at the flywheel" figure which is what the VW quoted figure is. Suffice to say that the torque is higher by about 30-40Nm right across the range, so about a 8% increase which is not to be sneezed at.
      Sorry but the "at the wheels" power and torque figures are always lower than flywheel readings not higher.
      So if the R36 has 350Nm (as stated by VW) at the flywheel then the "at the wheels" measurement should be less due to the transmission and driveline.

      It's been explained by the dealer anyway.
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      • #33
        Originally posted by Autopia View Post
        Sorry but the "at the wheels" power and torque figures are always lower than flywheel readings not higher.
        So if the R36 has 350Nm (as stated by VW) at the flywheel then the "at the wheels" measurement should be less due to the transmission and driveline.

        It's been explained by the dealer anyway.
        Power will always be lower at the wheels, torque no.

        Torque depends on gearing, you could get a torque reading a of over a 1000Nm with the right gearing and diff ratios.

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        • #34
          Warning - Science content

          (1) Power = torque * rotational speed
          ie (Watts) = (N.m) x (radians per second)
          (2) You can have torque without power (ie stalled electric motor)
          (3) transmission efficiency always less than 100%
          so you will always lose power progressively thru the drivetrain
          from the crankshaft to the wheels
          (4) For manual (ie no slip) rotational speed ratios fixed, so
          (5) Power losses appear as torque losses, superimposed on (1)

          QED if you do the maths on the gear ratios

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          • #35
            yeah, but how good does it sound....

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Autopia View Post
              Sorry but the "at the wheels" power and torque figures are always lower than flywheel readings not higher.
              So if the R36 has 350Nm (as stated by VW) at the flywheel then the "at the wheels" measurement should be less due to the transmission and driveline.

              It's been explained by the dealer anyway.
              NO!!! Power will be lower, but torque is higher due to the multiplying effect.

              Here is an example:



              Flywheel Torque in this example above in 1st gear is 154.7ft-lbs and wheel torque is 1,735ft-lbs!!!

              Flywheel Torque in this example above in 5th gear is 154.7ft-lbs and wheel torque is 382ft-lbs!

              This is why you can get a car moving in 1st gear quicker than in 5th gear due to the multiplying effect of torque.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by GT3 View Post
                We've completed development of our R36 cat-back exhaust - should be ready for release soon. Here's a sneak preview of what it sounds like (goes pretty good with the tune too ). ..more info will be available once all testing is complete.

                See the video here
                Wow. I think that must be the best sounding V6 I've ever heards. I can't stop listening to it
                2000 Mk IV GTI

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                • #38
                  My R36 (vroom)

                  Hey guys i am loving the new cat-back on my R36... The boys down at Evolve-Technik have done a brilliant job.. The new exhaust and tuned ECU definitely gives the car more grunt.. Stock BMW 335i's are given a run for their money.. Next up is H&R height adjustable coil overs and H&R adjustable anti-sway bars.
                  ALFIE

                  Nissan Elgrand E50, Polo GTI and Evo 6RS Track car

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Black R36 Sedan 09(alfie) View Post
                    Hey guys i am loving the new cat-back on my R36... The boys down at Evolve-Technik have done a brilliant job.. The new exhaust and tuned ECU definitely gives the car more grunt.. Stock BMW 335i's are given a run for their money.. Next up is H&R height adjustable coil overs and H&R adjustable anti-sway bars.
                    Thanks for the feedback.

                    ECU tune, cat-back exhaust, H&R coil overs and sway bars....spend spend spend. Way to go.
                    Where are you getting the H&R gear from?
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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by Black R36 Sedan 09(alfie) View Post
                      Hey guys i am loving the new cat-back on my R36... The boys down at Evolve-Technik have done a brilliant job.. The new exhaust and tuned ECU definitely gives the car more grunt.. Stock BMW 335i's are given a run for their money.. Next up is H&R height adjustable coil overs and H&R adjustable anti-sway bars.
                      Good luck with the rest of your tuning/modification endeavors and keep us posted.

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                      • #41
                        Yea spend, spend, spend
                        My car is fully developed at Evolve-Technik.. Everything from my Semi-Slicks (Track Use), coilovers, sway-bars, ECU tuning, Brake Upgrade (Track Use), BBS Wheels (Track Use) and High Flow Cats. They will either do it for me or refer me to someone who can (BBS Wheels).
                        Last edited by Black R36 Sedan 09(alfie); 14-05-2009, 12:37 AM. Reason: To add some other stuff i 4 got
                        ALFIE

                        Nissan Elgrand E50, Polo GTI and Evo 6RS Track car

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                        • #42
                          The formula for calculating torque is : Torque = 5252 x HP divided by RPM.
                          So if a dyno chart gives the HP and RPM torque can accurately be calculated
                          it doesn't matter about gearing etc it is a mathematical fact and works every time

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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by revhead View Post
                            The formula for calculating torque is : Torque = 5252 x HP divided by RPM.
                            So if a dyno chart gives the HP and RPM torque can accurately be calculated
                            it doesn't matter about gearing etc it is a mathematical fact and works every time
                            Thanks for the formula.
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                            • #44
                              alfie, was the video of your exhaust taken before or after the hiflow cats were installed?

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                              • #45
                                i believe it was after.. i am not sure myself mate.. Ask GT3 about it. He will know since he shot the video
                                ALFIE

                                Nissan Elgrand E50, Polo GTI and Evo 6RS Track car

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