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Quad Throttle Body assemblies
The latest performance development is the Quad Throttle body which has basically been taken straight from the Super Touring Race car to your road car. If your looking for serious power gains the quad would have to be one of the best modifications you could ever make.
With a performance gain of around 40 - 50%, which is extremely good bolt on power gain for a naturally aspirated engine, you are way in front when you compare the price to a Turbocharger and the additional engine modifications that need go with it.
The Quad system comes complete with a fully programmable computer so that the engine can be tuned for maximun performance. The other advantage of having a programmable computer is that the car can be tuned to suit any modification that you make at any time.
The assembly is handmade from billet aluminum and incorporates a throttle position sensor for accurate fuel and ignition control.
The induction noise is unbelievable - no kidding it sounds just like a Super touring car.
(Utilizing individual air filters instead of carbon fibre air box and single ram pod filter assembly)
Together with a modified camshaft, exhaust, extractors and ported heads you could expect up to a 100% increase in horsepower. As an example, the development car which is a 1.5L SOHC Excel (12 valve) should produce around 130 kw (174 hp) to 135 kw (181 hp) which is up from standard 65 kw (87 hp). Initial dyno runs have resulted in 112 kw (150 hp) with continued fine tuning to follow.
This kit can come supplied with either a carbon fibre air box or K&N Large filter, throttle bodies and intake manifold. We can also supply a programmable computer additionally if you don't already have one. It is not really possible to run the vehicle without some form of computer modifications.
There is the choice of two computer systems being either the cheaper Microtech system or the more advanced and expensive Haltech Computer system.
Quad Throttle body suit naturally aspirated four cylinders from $1800.00
Quad Throttle body suit forced induction complete from $2500.00 (Approximate)
(prices are in AUS$)
i'm thinking about it <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>
this is the Hyundai Excell Quad Throttle Body Assembly suit SOHC & DOHC models
<img src="http://www.rpw.com.au/quad_1.gif" border=0>
Quad Throttle Body assemblies
The latest performance development is the Quad Throttle body which has basically been taken straight from the Super Touring Race car to your road car. If your looking for serious power gains the quad would have to be one of the best modifications you could ever make.
With a performance gain of around 40 - 50%, which is extremely good bolt on power gain for a naturally aspirated engine, you are way in front when you compare the price to a Turbocharger and the additional engine modifications that need go with it.
The Quad system comes complete with a fully programmable computer so that the engine can be tuned for maximun performance. The other advantage of having a programmable computer is that the car can be tuned to suit any modification that you make at any time.
The assembly is handmade from billet aluminum and incorporates a throttle position sensor for accurate fuel and ignition control.
The induction noise is unbelievable - no kidding it sounds just like a Super touring car.
(Utilizing individual air filters instead of carbon fibre air box and single ram pod filter assembly)
Together with a modified camshaft, exhaust, extractors and ported heads you could expect up to a 100% increase in horsepower. As an example, the development car which is a 1.5L SOHC Excel (12 valve) should produce around 130 kw (174 hp) to 135 kw (181 hp) which is up from standard 65 kw (87 hp). Initial dyno runs have resulted in 112 kw (150 hp) with continued fine tuning to follow.
This kit can come supplied with either a carbon fibre air box or K&N Large filter, throttle bodies and intake manifold. We can also supply a programmable computer additionally if you don't already have one. It is not really possible to run the vehicle without some form of computer modifications.
There is the choice of two computer systems being either the cheaper Microtech system or the more advanced and expensive Haltech Computer system.
Quad Throttle body suit naturally aspirated four cylinders from $1800.00
Quad Throttle body suit forced induction complete from $2500.00 (Approximate)
(prices are in AUS$)
i'm thinking about it <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>
this is the Hyundai Excell Quad Throttle Body Assembly suit SOHC & DOHC models
<img src="http://www.rpw.com.au/quad_1.gif" border=0>
