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Crazy Car Guy
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![]() Vision Function would like to Introduce our Elise Intercooled Supercharger Kit. We have been developing this project for roughly 2 years at this point. Over the past year we have have been in contact with CharlieX who is the man for Tuning these monsters. At this point we are millimeters close to launching a product that should satisfy our joint efforts to make this the best kit possible. Tremendous head room was put into this kit to offer this like a race configuration at a bit higher boost pressure and added injector capacity. As our base kit stands we can easily make 100+ whp over a stock elise with our 7.5 psi kit without being tuned on the ragged edge. To me this is great thing, headroom and upgradeability makes for an ideal modification. The kit includes: • MP62 Supercharger • Bar and Plate Air-to-Air Intercooler • Custom designed Intake Manifold • CharlieX Reflashed ECU MP62 ![]() We use the venerable MP62 supercharger. Same unit as GM uses for it's factory Forced Induction Ecotec engines. This model supercharger provides us with exceptional performance in reasonable packaging. Our base kits is uses a 3.2 inch pulley that allows us to make 7 psi in the intake manifold. This is more than enough boost pressure to give you an additional 100 horsepower on tap. In order to make the supercharger as efficient as possible we designed a cast supercharger inlet and outlet with SolidWorks and a fluid flow simulation program called CosmosFlowWorks. The outcome was staggering numbers which really show up on the dyno numbers and the road performance of the Supercharger kit. ![]() ![]() ![]() Dyno Stock vs. Intercooled Elise SC Kit Dpack ![]() Dynojet Comparison ![]() Intercooler ![]() The dyno plot tells you all you need to know about performance: What it doesn‘t tell you is how we do it and how we make this power while maintaining reliability. The secret: Cooler intake temperatures. Cooler intake temperatures mean a denser intake charge and a denser intake charge means a larger mass of air in the combustion chamber at any given boost level. More air means more horsepower (with the proper control of fuel and ignition timing, of course). Cooler intake temps have the added benefit of reducing the risk of engine damaging detonation. Injectors ![]() The injectors of choice are RC Engineering 440cc Injectors. At our 7 psi we are have complete control of AFR all the way up until our 8500 rpm rev limit. These injectors work well with our kit allowing you to have a very smooth idle quality and superb fuel control throughout the power band. Charlie X Custom ECU Reflash Upon conception of our Supercharger Kit, we sought the best Engine Management Solution and now we have a great working relationship with CharlieX. Together we have spent countless hours of dialing in the Fuel Map, Ignition Map, Variable Cam Timing Map, etc. After long days and some nights of tuning the car really seemed happiest at about 13.0 afr on the small cam, then at peak torque on the large cam 12.5 afr at peak torque and 11.9 afr at Peak Power. While running it slightly richer than usual we did lose some horsepower but what we gained was reliable as a richer AFR gives you better in cylinder cooling. Simply said less heat less stress! We use our in house Dynapack Dynometer, in the load based tuning mode. This is great R&D tool to dial the car in properly with its steady state rpm tuning and load ability. Some of the great names in the automotive industry use this dyno like Nascar, TRD, MINE'S those are just a few to start. As a teaser when we did switch over to the 2.9 pulley we immediately melted the clutch on our vehicle and it ended our Tuning session with Charlie. :-) I think Charlie referred to this as the Face Melter! We will be playing with that one again... I just wanted to get a central location for some questions and info regarding the kit. We have few Beta customers who will be installing our kits and making the switch from another non intercooled kit that is on the market as well. We plan to offer a package for these vehicle too. I will be posting install pictures throughout the week. Stay Tuned! ![]() Jermaine@VisionFunction.com Site is still under construction!
Last edited by Jermaine@VF; 09-08-2008 at 09:13 AM. Reason: English!, Dynoject Comparison Added! |
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Third Eye Open
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There is a GOD
![]() Yes, Please update for us Non intercooled owners for price and availability! NZ
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GO: Vision Function Stage II Intercooled Bliss with Charlie's ECU magic and Ronin's Tenacity! STOP: DBA 4000's, Hawk HT-10! TURN: Nitron S/A's Toyo RA1's 225/245 on Rota's! Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is not putting it into a fruit salad. Last edited by ZTEC; 09-08-2008 at 08:29 AM. |
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Form and Function
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Alta Loma, CA
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$$$?
as I was just about to pull the trigger on Katana...comparisons?
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www.FaceNBody.com 2005 Lotus Elise: 2bular decat\GT3 exhaust,HID's,turn signal&rear fins delete, CFside scoops, CFbinnacle,CFcenter console,Zoom CF mirror,APR Aero kit,CF 5-elem. diffuser,Exige mesh,Ohlins DA,RTD brace,RAC 'lites,Toyo R888's,HawkHT10's,CO painted calipers,SS lines,Reverie XC CF seat,Reverie CF steering wheel,Schroth Profi II 6 pt harness,shifter re-Enforcer,Manly mounts, Accusump,Moroso pan,BWR key to BWR S/C! Spec Racer Ford #237 |
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Crazy Car Guy
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The kit is not currently CARB compliant. Although we are looking to seek the certification. We have had many discussions with Charlie in regards to this. Quote:
I just want this to be a place where information can be found.Dynojet Numbers were added! |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Irvine, CA
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YAY...everyone can stop whining about it now
Kit looks good.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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If the nose piece is different than the Greddy blower that is on the Katana and BWR kit then there may be issues retrofitting. Just like the Lotus nose pice is 3/8" longer than the Greddy one so the Katana blower wont work with Exige S brackets. I have no idea of the specs on the blower they are using for this though.
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Denuo Volatilis
Join Date: Jun 2008
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...at last!..
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Crazy Car Guy
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Thanks, Jermaine~ |
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MY car weighs 3166lbs
Join Date: Jul 2007
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Wow, sounds incredible.
After riding in an SC220 and an S240, I can't even IMAGINE what 100 extra horsepower would feel like! ![]() ![]()
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