Karbonius Race Airbox

Justino said:
Hi GT Spec

the part number for the rubber boots would be helpful if you can provide so I can scope those out.

I put them in my part list above:
Rubber intake boots 6 11612466477
 
Thanks, missed that - not cheap I see at £30+ each.

///MBan said:
Justino said:
Hi GT Spec

the part number for the rubber boots would be helpful if you can provide so I can scope those out.

I put them in my part list above:
Rubber intake boots 6 11612466477
 
Agreed! Turner does a kit with silicone boots and jubilee clips that is much cheaper and makes it easier to change in the future. But, of course, it looks aftermarket.

Justino said:
Thanks, missed that - not cheap I see at £30+ each.

///MBan said:
Justino said:
Hi GT Spec

the part number for the rubber boots would be helpful if you can provide so I can scope those out.

I put them in my part list above:
Rubber intake boots 6 11612466477
 
///MBan said:
Agreed! Turner does a kit with silicone boots and jubilee clips that is much cheaper and makes it easier to change in the future. But, of course, it looks aftermarket.

Justino said:
Thanks, missed that - not cheap I see at £30+ each.

///MBan said:
I put them in my part list above:
Rubber intake boots 6 11612466477

I bought the Samco kit in classic look black as I wanted to keep the original look but had to return them as they really poor quality. Stick to OEM!
 
Finally done it - placed the order yesterday, circa 8 week lead time!

Any recommendations for the Alpha N remap - I am based in the Midlands?

I am assuming it will be ok to drive to the mappers after the intake is fitted as it will default to a 'stock' map in the absence of the MAF data?
 
Justino said:
Finally done it - placed the order yesterday, circa 8 week lead time!

Any recommendations for the Alpha N remap - I am based in the Midlands?

I am assuming it will be ok to drive to the mappers after the intake is fitted as it will default to a 'stock' map in the absence of the MAF data?

100% contact Josh at Severn Tuning. He is based in the US but will map the car remotely using data logs and a final dyno session.
 
GT Spec said:
Justino said:
Finally done it - placed the order yesterday, circa 8 week lead time!

Any recommendations for the Alpha N remap - I am based in the Midlands?

I am assuming it will be ok to drive to the mappers after the intake is fitted as it will default to a 'stock' map in the absence of the MAF data?

100% contact Josh at Severn Tuning. He is based in the US but will map the car remotely using data logs and a final dyno session.

Ideally prefer a one stop shop, ie have their own rolling road and map accordingly. Means I can get it done all in one day.
 
Justino said:
GT Spec said:
Justino said:
Finally done it - placed the order yesterday, circa 8 week lead time!

Any recommendations for the Alpha N remap - I am based in the Midlands?

I am assuming it will be ok to drive to the mappers after the intake is fitted as it will default to a 'stock' map in the absence of the MAF data?

100% contact Josh at Severn Tuning. He is based in the US but will map the car remotely using data logs and a final dyno session.

Ideally prefer a one stop shop, ie have their own rolling road and map accordingly. Means I can get it done all in one day.

Recommend these guys for one stop shop: https://areevemotorsport.uk/

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CmZm6-FKjzj/?igsh=c3FpMmhoMXplejJl
 
SGRG said:
Justino said:
GT Spec said:
100% contact Josh at Severn Tuning. He is based in the US but will map the car remotely using data logs and a final dyno session.

Ideally prefer a one stop shop, ie have their own rolling road and map accordingly. Means I can get it done all in one day.

Recommend these guys for one stop shop: https://areevemotorsport.uk/

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CmZm6-FKjzj/?igsh=c3FpMmhoMXplejJl
+1 for Arreve.
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Just in the process of stripping plenum for Karbonius and thought I'd share a tip, bicycle chain pliers such as the ones below are perfect the OEM clips on the rubbers :thumbsup: 20240408_204055.jpg
 
Just installed the karbonius race this evening but have 2 questions if anyone can help...

1. This circular valve which normally clipped on to the side of the original airbox, how have you secured it, I can see there's a mount on the airbox but it would sit vertical not horizontal?

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2. No picture, below the airbox, above the dipsick, there's another valve which is rubber mounted and slides on to a tab under the original airbox, again, I can see there's a tab on the karbonius but it's 90degress out, so rather than sitting parallel to the engine it would sit square to it. How have you mounted that one also?

In the mean time I've cable tied while I get mapped but I'm not happy with a cable tie solution and maybe I'm being a bit thick! :D

Thanks! :thumbsup:
 
The bracket under the filtered section maybe incorrectly installed, mine has no issue fitting that solenoid

The other solenoid for the brake booster feed just hangs.
 
maupineda said:
The bracket under the filtered section maybe incorrectly installed, mine has no issue fitting that solenoid

The other solenoid for the brake booster feed just hangs.
Thanks for reply.

The one under the airbox, you just rotated it 90 degrees and pushed onto the tab?
 
Justino said:
I am waiting delivery of my box towards the end of the month - did yours come with no hole for the IAT sensor?
2024 manufactured race box, comes with hole for push fit csl iat :thumbsup:
 
Had the car mapped today, curve and results all good until just over 6000rpm and then it pulls timing heavily, something like 17 degrees vs stock which is 27 degrees.

Anyone come across that before? IAT sensor was checked and scaled correctly?
 
RedUn said:
Had the car mapped today, curve and results all good until just over 6000rpm and then it pulls timing heavily, something like 17 degrees vs stock which is 27 degrees.

Anyone come across that before? IAT sensor was checked and scaled correctly?

where did you have the mapping done, I will be in the same boat shortly.
 
Justino said:
RedUn said:
Had the car mapped today, curve and results all good until just over 6000rpm and then it pulls timing heavily, something like 17 degrees vs stock which is 27 degrees.

Anyone come across that before? IAT sensor was checked and scaled correctly?

where did you have the mapping done, I will be in the same boat shortly.
Will PM you.

I'm slowly going through it replacing bits before I confirm if their map is the problem...

Plugs & coil packs done, HELLA IAT due anytime to compare to the FAE one I have and new widebands on way :thumbsup:
 
Some further updates on this, replying here just so the useful info is on the forum for anyone in the future.

Lesson number 1, IATs are not created equal, I had an FAE CSL scaled one and swapped for a Hella with the same scaling. On a cold day the difference between them was nearly 5%. Car runs better with the Hella :thumbsup: edit to add, car runs roughly 10degs above ambient at normal road speeds.

Lesson number 2, coil packs and plugs, might not be giving any spurious CELs or running issues but they can cause a problem. 2 of the coils had quite different resistance readings to the other 4 once I removed them and got them on the meter. Plugs looked OK but no point doing half a job. Full new set in, again, car much better at high rpm.

3. Not confirmed yet, but from logging fuel trims and lambda voltages, I think one of the lambdas is on its way out. New ones here, mission to fit with the exhaust on the car so will tackle that once the weather warms up and report back.

Hopefully helps any future people out 8)
 
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