Bit of help after Rolling Road

[sam_W]

Evening All,

Ive not posted much in the forum, but have been browsing for a while, today I went to a rolling road meet with another forum I am part of. When I arrived there was another Fabia VRS at the meet, with mine being completely standard and his having a PD160 intake.

When on the rollers the guy did a couple of runs and asked if it was mapped, now to my knowledge I dont believe it is, the garage where I bought it didnt mension anything and there is nothing in the paperwork.

Below is a my printout, as you can see the reading are:

147 bhp & 259 lb/ft

His made 136bhp (cant remember his torque)

Could anyone help shed some light on the difference? Both where 54plate.

Cheers

Sam

[Guest BigJase88]

It will be standard bud

Some run higher bhp as stock!

Seems you have a good one

[Holmesie]

from what ive read the asz engine average around 140 bhp standard .... maybe yours is a touch higher than average and the other one a bit lower than average

[kiddy1]

It will be standard bud

Some run higher bhp as stock!

Seems you have a good one

Wasn't it just the later BLT that came from the factory with extra poke?

[Grizzle]

Probably the rollers arent totally accurate either

[sam_W]

Thanks or he replies, I will have a look if its a asz or blt engine.

The rollers where running not far off, a few newer standard cars where running 1 or 2 below standard. The guy said his rollers normally read lower than what the engine is putting out.

[Guest BigJase88]

Asz's are generally 140... Blt's can be 150

Remember no rr is accurate

[sam_W]

Anyone got a quick point to prod me in the right direction so I can find engine code?

Remember no rr is accurate

I know that, there can be variations with tempreture and all sorts.

[Holmesie]

sticker under boot carpet near spare wheel

[sam_W]

Cheers for all your advice dude Much appreciated

EDIT: Its an ASZ engine.

Edited 10 February, 2013 by sam_W

[Guest BigJase88]

V5 also says iirc

[sam_W]

V5 also says iirc

Never thought about that, Ive only ever messed about with french cars and the engines are easily defined by the way they look

[Red Fox]

interesting mines an ASZ, I had it on the rollers and got 136.5bhp (the .5 makes all the difference :p)with 255.6lb/ft.

[@Lee]

Depends how you drive it IMO. The ECU 'learns' your driving style AFAIK. Mines a standard 1.9TDi non vRS, supposed to be 100HP, it made 125.7 and 220ft/lb last year. I don't belive mines mapped and I don't think yours is either.

[eric87]

My BLT made 144bhp and 252 ftlb before my remap

[XLBaconDoubleCheese]

I didn't think the ECU was clever enough to learn how you drive it? And if it does enough to reduce power by 10bhp?

Either way, as jase said, it's a bit of a lottery anyway, but at least you know it's making good power.

[stevobeavo]

My asz has run 144bhp on two dynos. Still slower than a toyota people carrier though lol.

[ajs_vrs]

There is no learning like there is on a petrol car based on o2 feedback, knock and long term/short term fuel trims.

I was chatting to John fabooka and he said there is no evidence of it.

[ajs_vrs]

There is no learning like there is on a petrol car based on o2 feedback, knock and long term/short term fuel trims.

I was chatting to John fabooka and he said there is no evidence of it.

[ajs_vrs]

There is no learning like there is on a petrol car based on o2 feedback, knock and long term/short term fuel trims.

I was chatting to John fabooka and he said there is no evidence of it.