Brand New, the new generation of HKS Turbo Timer [Type 1]

Posted by martin on 25 September, 2008 22:53 | Permalink | Engine | Hits (786)

Yes, it is just released HKS NEW Turbo Timer - Model Type 1, and I bought two of them(model type 1)  as one is for my friend's turbo sports car. :) 

 

It has identical look as the brand new HKS EVC boost controller as I have installed in my car. I think it fits my car better than the apexi turbo timer which I have it installed long time ago.

You can see the video to show how it works here: 


Then, let us see the detailed spec of it:

This new generation of HKS Turbo Timer - Model Type 1 has many impressive feature, includes

13 Selectable timer countdown settings:
 a. Manual Mode 1: User selected countdown between 0-10min 
 b. Manual Mode 2: User selected countdown between 0-10min 
 c. Auto Mode: Automatic setting between 0-5min operation depending on driving conditions. By monitoring engine RPM, idle countdown time is automatically determined according to operating conditions of the engine.

2Speed. Speed Peak Hold Display with Warning Function.

3Engine RPM. Engine RPM Peak Hold Display with Warning Function
 + Shift up indicator
 + Redline indicator

4Quarter Mile Timer / Acceleration interval calculation Function
 + Auto start, Manual Start Selection Function
 + Unit of measure: in km/h
    0-100m, 0-200m, 0-400m, 200-400m, 
    0-100km/h, 0-150km/h, 0-200km/h, 50-100km/h, 100-150km/h

5Stopwatch, Lap Time Measurement Function
 + Time intervals and lap times can be measured.

6Batterty Voltage, Battery Voltage Peak Hold Display with Warning Function
    These functions alert the user that the battery is losing its charge and helps the user prevent downtime from a dead battery

7Large LCD Display Panel
    Backlight: White LED
    During Timer Countdown: Blinks White 


Then, let us see the detailed sepc over the box of this new turbo timer:

 

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1.8T Main Hoses and Connections Diagram

Posted by martin on 16 August, 2008 04:15 | Permalink | Engine | Hits (898)

Yet another MK4 GTI homebrew project

Posted by martin on 27 July, 2008 22:30 | Permalink | Engine | Hits (1048)

Take it easy. just see the snapshot of the Dyno monitor..

wow. you would see engine outputing power is over 620p in the screenshot. and the wheel based power is around 540whp.

And, sorry, using mobile phone to take photo, i know the resolution is not awful. :(



The fuel is not quite ok so far, it could be even more better afte some fine tune.

At least, the figure is not so bad, isn't it?

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Eventually having some free time to make a tiny upgrade, guess what it is?

Posted by martin on 15 July, 2008 23:11 | Permalink | Suspension | Hits (795)

Can you find what the upgrade I made today?

Find any clue?

 

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Defi meters and traffic jam

Posted by martin on 17 October, 2007 01:22 | Permalink | General | Hits (1327)



As usual, we have traffic jam in Taipei city everynight.

 

Get tyre changed about a month ago.

Posted by martin on 12 October, 2007 21:44 | Permalink | Suspension | Hits (1356)

Changed a pair of front tyre as the previous one is almost dead for me.



Still same brand and same model, a pair of Michelin Pilot Sport 2 225/40/18.

 

A interesting centre console for New Beetle.

Posted by martin on 12 October, 2007 17:13 | Permalink | Interior | Hits (1329)



It doesn't look like a normal centre console of New Beetle, does it?

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Tiny New Beetle meeting tonight.

Posted by martin on 10 October, 2007 23:56 | Permalink | General | Hits (1473)



We have 10 beetle and 18 people get together tonight  :) Just a small party.

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Have you ever checked the IAT sensor?

Posted by martin on 09 October, 2007 21:12 | Permalink | Engine | Hits (1593)

Ok, What is IAT sensor? It is Intake Air temperature Sensor.  It would get dirty once you get some mileage. Here is a normal IAT sensor after around 10,000 KM mileage.

And why IAT sensor is so important? Well, the ECU use the measurement of the IAT sensor to determent the fuel to be injected into engine since air temperature effects air density. (colder air is much more dense). Once your IAT sensor got wrong signal, then your ECU won't calculate the right fuel injection, in such condition your car would lost some horse power and it would cost your more on buying gas.

 

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Upgrade Intercooler and Sportec Bumper photo updated

Posted by martin on 08 October, 2007 16:22 | Permalink | Exterior | Hits (1366)



I noticed that I have not update the photo of this new bumper and upgraded HKS intercooler yet. Here you go. :)

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Ok, let us talk about 588ps Golf MKIV GTI today.

Posted by martin on 04 October, 2007 21:39 | Permalink | Engine | Hits (2395)



As you can see the chart, it is 588ps, and 'Yes', it is a dyno chart of a Golf MKIV GTI and the max boost pressure is around 1.8bar and the turbo is GT2871R.

The ECU was remapped by our own team. Yes, it is a manual and custom designed ECU software made by ourselves. And it is really a very very good result on dyno as you can see. It is, so far, probably the most powerful 1.8T in Taiwan. :)


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Rainy Fuji Speedway at Grand Prix weekend.

Posted by martin on 30 September, 2007 01:06 | Permalink | General | Hits (979)



Yes, it is a rainy day and everyone there needs umbrella and rain coat. :(

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Cleaning and Pulishing work.

Posted by martin on 16 September, 2007 19:20 | Permalink | Engine | Hits (1069)



Ok, eventually I have some free time today to do some clean job of engine bay. I cleaned it all and pulished some metal stuff as you can see in the picture. It took me about one and a walf hours to pulish them. The intake manifold, part of head cover and pipes are pulished totally this afternoon. It does look like nice, doesn't it?



 

Remove unnecessary stuff out of the engine bay and relocate coolers.

Posted by martin on 12 September, 2007 17:24 | Permalink | Engine | Hits (1084)

You might have noticed that I've removed N249 and vacuum reservoir. And I relocated the N112 value which controls the EGR valve for the Secondary Air Injection system. It does make the engine bay much cleaner and it would be super easy to check and swap spark plugs.
updated: I removed N112 also. and note, you can replace both N249 and N112 with 30ohm 10w resistors.


And the vacuum reservior is working with N249, once you remove N249 you can actually remove the vacuum reservior. Want to remove N249? Check my post I made more than two years ago. Click here. The first paragraph is exactly telling you how to remove N249.


If you really don't know what N249 is,  then just read document below.

updated: more detailed info and diagram: http://www.mxauto.net/index.php?op=ViewArticle&articleId=239&blogId=1 

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E63 AMG vs. New Beetle 1.8T

Posted by martin on 27 August, 2007 11:54 | Permalink | General | Hits (932)



E63 looks much better, isn't it? :)

 

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