anyone know? i heard it in Initial D and then again on a japanese website...possibly lost in translation? something that i already know about?
also, what is AWD? can i get one for my S14?
hehe that last one was a joke
Misfiring System?
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93RPS13 wrote:Misfiring systems are used in rally racing to spool the turbo on turn and stuff............. i think, correct me if i am wrong
your are right, its keeps the turbo turning when the car is off boost like when taking a turn or something. Its supposed to prevent lag. And it is bad for the turbo, exhaust manifold, exhaust system, etc.
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lol i know, it was a joke
and the misfiring system is a purely race bred component. it'd be pointless on the street...i was just wondering...it basically retards the ignition up to 40 degrees in effort to let lots of raw fuel into the exhaust valve (thus sparking the fuel after it leaves the combustion chamber) pushing the explosion faster through the turbos to create a higher exhaust velocity, keeping the turbo at high boost when the car is off the throttle
and the misfiring system is a purely race bred component. it'd be pointless on the street...i was just wondering...it basically retards the ignition up to 40 degrees in effort to let lots of raw fuel into the exhaust valve (thus sparking the fuel after it leaves the combustion chamber) pushing the explosion faster through the turbos to create a higher exhaust velocity, keeping the turbo at high boost when the car is off the throttle
yeah thats right, the ecu severly retards timing and it goes into a rich mode and dumps lots of fuel into the chambers. The rich mixture is ignited and keeps the turbo spooled to somewhere around 5 maybe more depending on the system. This creates lot of heat and a nice glowing exhaust header. Cracking will usually occur with continuous use.
