IDG
22 April 2014 21:19
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Standard K20 vs charge-cooled Jackson K20.
Fast road driving, same start and refill points, following each other.
Charged K20 = +43% fuel [But man, what a weapon!]
Less scientific but I got the impression it was less on track, perhaps half, +20%ish.
Benja
22 April 2014 21:53
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Yeah it was pretty surprising as we compared receipts I love my car though…t’is a weapon indeed
DaveP
22 April 2014 22:08
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It certainly is mate! - amazing that these little cars and their tubs can just accept these comparatively huge levels of power so easily…
Special cars indeed.
Muu
23 April 2014 10:49
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thats 43% more awesome
but yes I suspect the high IAT require a rich mixture to stay safe
What is it in terms of MPG?
I know the answer to that one, and it ain’t much (on track anyway)
I think I worked out I used to get about 6mpg on track when my car was just chargecooled. I dread to think what it is now but on the dyno it was doing between 5 & 6 litres a minute!!!
IDG
25 April 2014 09:09
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Ooo, there’s a thought, hang on…
I make it 133 miles (Menai Bridge, Ty Cros, Betws-y-Coed, M54 Telford services).
I was about 17 litres (3.75 gallons), so 35.5mpg for me and nearly 25mpg for Ben.
Good figures for the standard motor, and very Evora S like for Bens car, MPG wise anyway
I wonder if Ben managed more than 7 mpg on track??
IDG
25 April 2014 11:57
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My original Rover VHPD would do 8mpg on track. Mainly because you had to wring it’s neck to get the power.
No wonder you were so quick in that mate!
Sooo… have you now SC’d the Honda?