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Old 01-25-2010, 03:24 AM   #13 (permalink)
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Peugeot 106 Rally 1,6 8v - DOT Engineering ApS - alt om filter, luftfilter, filtrering, kn luftfilter, knfilter, sportsluftfilter, tuning, autotilbehør, scooter tuning, auto tilbehør, auto udstyr, motorcykel udstyr, motorcykel tuning, knallert tuning

This shows a Peogeot 106 with an after marked airintake. when this first was mouted, the gains wa LOWER than standard (Of which I have no graph) but when ensuring that the intake only got cold air, we got the result as seen in the graph.

At 3000 - 4000 rpm there a gain of approx 2 hp.

This mean that the car could either:
- go faster at a given RPM, OR maintain the same speed at a lower rpm, thus saving fuel.

Peugeot 106 1.4 75 HK - DOT Engineering ApS - alt om filter, luftfilter, filtrering, kn luftfilter, knfilter, sportsluftfilter, tuning, autotilbehør, scooter tuning, auto tilbehør, auto udstyr, motorcykel udstyr, motorcykel tuning, knallert tuning, m

This 2. graph from a Peugeot 106, 1.4 liter 75 hp engine shows the difference of ONLY the isolated air intake.

- Now please remove your answer

Top lines (more flat graph) are tourque - bottom hp.

As you see, theres a significant gain....

10 Newton meter at 3000 rpm's the engines peak tourque point is a very big inprovement, which on this engine would mean better drivbality, and more mpg if the driver chooses so.
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