Does the Artec with Ecutek give a lot more oomph lower down the rev range compared to OEM?
The peak numbers don't sound much different, but I'd imagine it's a whole different driving experience for Artec vs OEM, with both on Ecutek?
Koenigsegg was 600HP if I remember correctly and used their "free valve" system which means no cams etc - sounds incredible but never actually went in to production for some reason, so Toyota hold the record. I doubt any other company will ever beat it for output as nowadays the focus is not...
Sorry for derailing the thread there guys. As I said - still fuming ๐๐ฉ
@Boosted8 for what it's worth, I ran the 7.5k limit for pretty much bang on a year and did about 6k miles in that time plus a few track days (car is around 45k). So take that for what it is - it might have ran for years or...
Unfortunately not ๐ข there was major scoring in one of the cylinders due to oil starvation so it's being rebuilt with a whole new forged bottom end.
Dealer denied any responsibility of course, as "you need to see it from our point of view, we can't prove nobody else has been under your car" so...
I had mine revving to 7.5k with no issues. That's with Kelford valve springs, A cams, and Denstoj rocker retainers. There was power all the way through too with my other mods.
That was until the oil filter fell off on a track day 1850 miles after service at Toyota Llandudno ๐คฌ๐คฌ
The map was good, eventually, but the journey there was poor. Over 4 months in total and several times I had to request updates to find out what was going on. In the end, there was some issue with boost fluctuation which he couldn't figure out and meant "going to need to see the car" because...
Where is this being reported? I haven't come across anything like this.
There have been reported pressure drops with the OEM oil pan which is resolved by installing baffles. Is that what you mean?
I like you're optimism! ๐ But I can't see there being two models, nor at those prices unfortunately. But it would be nice if so!
And yes Celica GT-Four was 4WD. My dad had an ST205. Wicked car.
With those tabs in place it just bolts on - dead easy. Even a numpty like me could manage it.
And the tabs aren't glued, them come with tiny strips of sticky pad where required.
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