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jmimac351 08-23-2016 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by The Racers Line (Post 2736320)
The big advantages to the Harrop SC Kit over the competition is the intercooler design, and being able to assure IAT’s on hot days is a massive priority for them.

Here is a data log from lap 5 of a 10 lap time attack session, so everything was at its peak temperature. They are running a built motor now, with more boost then the standard pulley, so even more heat.

".....we have an engineer devoted to keeping temps under control be it oil, water, charge air or thermatic soak, so we do consider ourselves well versed."

Thanks for sharing.

jmimac351 08-23-2016 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Trefoil (Post 2735458)
MotoEast says the tune looks great on 93 AKI as the system stands. My oil temps are not cresting over 83 C with hard street driving, if that helps any. I want to log at a track and dyno soon for you all.

www.chinmotorsports.com

Haul that heap to Sebring and let's check it out!

O86O86 08-24-2016 09:35 AM

The Harrop guys seem to take their cars to the track as much as they can. I saw the 86 in action at the Geelong revival last year and it seem to run without any issues.

Bad news my install has been delayed due to a shortage of kits :thumbdown:

Vulcan 08-24-2016 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by O86O86 (Post 2736522)

Bad news my install has been delayed due to a shortage of kits :thumbdown:



Oh NOOoooo! Sorry to hear that mate :(

gatorac 08-24-2016 01:01 PM

So from that log it looks like they saw 152-161 IAT. I didn't see any record on there of the outdoor ambient temps.

Oil temps are crazy low for on track. I believe the factory sensor is measuring oil temps post cooler. At least it seems that way on my car.

kuczynskika 08-24-2016 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by O86O86 (Post 2736522)
The Harrop guys seem to take their cars to the track as much as they can. I saw the 86 in action at the Geelong revival last year and it seem to run without any issues.

Bad news my install has been delayed due to a shortage of kits :thumbdown:

Right there with you buddy...

keen as 08-25-2016 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by gatorac (Post 2736685)
So from that log it looks like they saw 152-161 IAT. I didn't see any record on there of the outdoor ambient temps.

Oil temps are crazy low for on track. I believe the factory sensor is measuring oil temps post cooler. At least it seems that way on my car.


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Bfranklyn86 09-05-2016 07:00 PM

I've been up and running with this kit for a week or so now. Stock 95ml pulley, stock exhaust. Extreme HD clutch.
My initial impression is it's amazing and worth every penny. There is power to spare absolutely everywhere.

But I havnt driven an FI 86/brz before so it was always going to feel fast. I'm still surprised though. In terms of pure acceleration it (subjectively) feels at least as fast as the Cayman R I've driven. (But I'm biased I know).

Next mods? Probably grippier tyres and a set of brake pads. After that..... The shop that tuned and fitted it (Abbey Motorsport) is going to be trialing the ACE 4-1 anaconda soon on their car - if there were to be decent gains at the top end I'd consider it in combo with a high flow cat. Or I may just leave it completely alone (if the Mrs has anything to do with it)

Only slight disappointments...... Slightly lower than expected dyno (just under 240 wheel on 98octane - but was 40 degrees in the dyno room - hottest day of the year in uk. Typical!). And the back window vibrates a bit when you put torque down at really low revs. Otherwise couldn't be happier so far.

I also seem to be getting better motorway mpg than before according to the car??!! - has anyone else experienced this or am I imagining it?

Trefoil 09-05-2016 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Bfranklyn86 (Post 2745976)
I also seem to be getting better motorway mpg than before according to the car??!! - has anyone else experienced this or am I imagining it?


With the larger 700 cc port injectors, stock pulley, PTuning header, full exhaust, and other little things with 93 AKI after the MotoEast tuning, the MPG on the highway is equal to the stock car. This is with grippy 245/17/45 tires. The rattling is likely the back splash panel where the rear brake light sits. Definitely had it rattling since installing an exhaust and header.

You might find a few fixes on the forums here for the rattle.

HarropOz 09-05-2016 08:18 PM

Hi Guys,

Sorry for the long delay between posts. Finally we've had a need to get the front bar off the race car, and i have been able to get some shots of the Harrop Oil Cooler Kit Installed. If you have any Questions please feel free to make contact and discuss with us at Harrop or chat with Neal at The RacersLine, or Mike at Moto-East.

http://bit.ly/2c7Q6Kv

http://bit.ly/2c36usM

http://bit.ly/2c6Iy9X

http://bit.ly/2bOOYaE

http://bit.ly/2c13kWd

Kodename47 09-06-2016 03:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Bfranklyn86 (Post 2745976)
I've been up and running with this kit for a week or so now. Stock 95ml pulley, stock exhaust. Extreme HD clutch.
My initial impression is it's amazing and worth every penny. There is power to spare absolutely everywhere.

But I havnt driven an FI 86/brz before so it was always going to feel fast. I'm still surprised though. In terms of pure acceleration it (subjectively) feels at least as fast as the Cayman R I've driven. (But I'm biased I know).

Next mods? Probably grippier tyres and a set of brake pads. After that..... The shop that tuned and fitted it (Abbey Motorsport) is going to be trialing the ACE 4-1 anaconda soon on their car - if there were to be decent gains at the top end I'd consider it in combo with a high flow cat. Or I may just leave it completely alone (if the Mrs has anything to do with it)

Only slight disappointments...... Slightly lower than expected dyno (just under 240 wheel on 98octane - but was 40 degrees in the dyno room - hottest day of the year in uk. Typical!). And the back window vibrates a bit when you put torque down at really low revs. Otherwise couldn't be happier so far.

I also seem to be getting better motorway mpg than before according to the car??!! - has anyone else experienced this or am I imagining it?

Decent numbers for a hot day, but don't be so concerned over numbers. If the torque curve is as expected then it will naturally make more power on the road and I know Mark always leaves a margin of safety in the tunes too. Mileage also has some determination on power, some engines are looser than others and make more power. ;) If it feels good then that is what matters.

As much as the Anaconda looks to be awesome, £1500 for a manifold.... no wonder your Mrs would be pissed :bonk:

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Originally Posted by HarropOz (Post 2746034)
If you have any Questions please feel free to make contact and discuss with us at Harrop or chat with Neal at The RacersLine, or Mike at Moto-East.

Don't forget us in the UK ;)

HarropOz 09-06-2016 10:36 PM

Sorry about that!!

Abbey Motorsport in the UK!!!

Bfranklyn86 09-10-2016 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Kodename47 (Post 2746265)

As much as the Anaconda looks to be awesome, £1500 for a manifold.... no wonder your Mrs would be pissed :bonk:


Does anyone know of a large bore 4-1 header that isn't so pricy?

sam69 09-10-2016 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Bfranklyn86 (Post 2750301)
Does anyone know of a large bore 4-1 header that isn't so pricy?


TOG make a good cheaper large bore 4 to 1 header but you'll need to mod the undertray to make it fit back on.

Bfranklyn86 09-17-2016 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by sam69 (Post 2750377)
TOG make a good cheaper large bore 4 to 1 header but you'll need to mod the undertray to make it fit back on.

Having done a bit more research, it seems there are some potential pitfalls with cheap headers. I'll wait and see if there are decent gains with the ACE 4-1 on a harrop setup (decent being 25-35 when combined with a high flow cat) and maybe treat myself.

sam69 09-18-2016 11:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Bfranklyn86 (Post 2755055)
Having done a bit more research, it seems there are some potential pitfalls with cheap headers. I'll wait and see if there are decent gains with the ACE 4-1 on a harrop setup (decent being 25-35 when combined with a high flow cat) and maybe treat myself.

I have had these on for about 18 months or more with no issues no leaks at all and all flange faces are machined so they bolt up spot on.
I have not been back on the dyno since but did notice a considerable improvement in performance as I already had a header back exhaust

HarropOz 09-20-2016 02:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Bfranklyn86 (Post 2755055)
Having done a bit more research, it seems there are some potential pitfalls with cheap headers. I'll wait and see if there are decent gains with the ACE 4-1 on a harrop setup (decent being 25-35 when combined with a high flow cat) and maybe treat myself.

Dynoing the car this week with a few sneaky tricks for WTAC this year.

Bfranklyn86 09-23-2016 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by HarropOz (Post 2756782)
Dynoing the car this week with a few sneaky tricks for WTAC this year.

I'm guessing the new ACE crossfire 4-1 header (as you quoted my post!). Wouldn't be water/meth because you run on e86....? Or maybe found a way to drop pulley size?

I wish I had the sneaky tricks you've already got on your car - built engine and e85.

Trefoil 09-23-2016 09:37 PM

flex fuel ability with a 2.1 built block at the lowest possible pulley size for both fuel types ... would be pretty crazy.

sw20kosh 09-25-2016 01:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Bfranklyn86 (Post 2759530)
I'm guessing the new ACE crossfire 4-1 header (as you quoted my post!). Wouldn't be water/meth because you run on e86....? Or maybe found a way to drop pulley size?

I wish I had the sneaky tricks you've already got on your car - built engine and e85.

Most probably sneaky tricks regarding A-W intercooler means super cooling it with a sprayer of water or CO2, or they could be using two water pumps instead of one in the A-W system.

armstrom 09-25-2016 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by sw20kosh (Post 2760880)
Most probably sneaky tricks regarding A-W intercooler means super cooling it with a sprayer of water or CO2, or they could be using two water pumps instead of one in the A-W system.

WTAC probably refers to the world time attack challenge, not the water to air intercooler.

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jmimac351 10-09-2016 10:39 PM

"For what it's worth"... (maybe not much other than posting a picture of a track car that isn't street legal) here's a picture of the Chin Motorsports Lotus V6 Cup car at Sebring today. It comes with a Harrop supercharger. It's one of those things where you start doing some "car guy rationalization"... "if Lotus thinks Harrop is a good idea... surely my BRZ will benefit... in fact, maybe I'd be doing a disservice to my BRZ..." The potential candidate is next to it and is attempting to add boost via osmosis.

It's a mental issue. Some of you understand...

https://photos.smugmug.com/Cars/Rand...IMG_4364-L.jpg

Dipstik-sportech 10-09-2016 11:39 PM

@D_Thissen buy this now

Bfranklyn86 10-16-2016 07:55 AM

@HarropOz which ACE 4-1 header do you have on the car currently - the one with 48mm runners or 42.7mm?

Thanks.

armstrom 10-18-2016 02:30 PM

Quick question, will Harrop provide the calibration file to any owner like Edelbrock does? In other words, if I already have an Ecutek cable/dongle/license will Harrop send me just the base calibration file? Or does part of the price of the "Complete kit" also have a baked-in cost of the tune itself beyond just the Ecutek hardware/license?

Just to reiterate, Edelbrock will send the CARB/base tune, free of charge, to any owner even if they buy the "tuner" kit without the Ecutek hardware. Does Harrop have the same policy?
-Matt

The Racers Line 10-19-2016 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by armstrom (Post 2777666)
Quick question, will Harrop provide the calibration file to any owner like Edelbrock does? In other words, if I already have an Ecutek cable/dongle/license will Harrop send me just the base calibration file? Or does part of the price of the "Complete kit" also have a baked-in cost of the tune itself beyond just the Ecutek hardware/license?

Just to reiterate, Edelbrock will send the CARB/base tune, free of charge, to any owner even if they buy the "tuner" kit without the Ecutek hardware. Does Harrop have the same policy?
-Matt

At the moment there is no CANNED tune from Harrop for US fuels. You will need to hit up Moto-East or Delicious Tuning for a Harrop map/tune.

armstrom 10-19-2016 01:15 PM

Interesting. So that implies the harrop costs an additional ~$350 for buyers in the USA, even if installed on an otherwise stock car. :(

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Kodename47 10-19-2016 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by armstrom (Post 2778448)
Interesting. So that implies the harrop costs an additional ~$350 for buyers in the USA, even if installed on an otherwise stock car. :(

I guess you have to factor in whether you'd be tempted to get a custom tune on the E-Force, which quite a few do it seems.

Irace86 10-19-2016 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by armstrom (Post 2778448)
Interesting. So that implies the harrop costs an additional ~$350 for buyers in the USA, even if installed on an otherwise stock car. :(

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Yea the prices won't be the same. Harrop might be more premium in pricing regardless of comparison like Apple vs competitors. Plus their products have to travel from Australia.

Perhaps they might release their tune if they get CARB approved--perhaps not--depends how much they need to compete. CARB approval hasn't happened yet, so we won't know until later. Moto-East might be selling their own tune, but my guess is they are selling Harrop's "future CARB tune"--the tune that got Harrop emission approved in Australia. I could be wrong, and it could have been modified for California emission standards.

The prices don't really compare. An Edelbrock tuner kit is like $4600--$4100 after the rebate, and if you have the license and ECU teck, the cost with the tune is still $4100. Harrop is $6000 with a tune, and without is $5300 plus a tune, but even without that cost, it is still $1200 more. OUCH!

The Racers Line 10-20-2016 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Irace86 (Post 2778993)

The prices don't really compare. An Edelbrock tuner kit is like $4600--$4100 after the rebate, and if you have the license and ECU teck, the cost with the tune is still $4100. Harrop is $6000 with a tune, and without is $5300 plus a tune, but even without that cost, it is still $1200 more. OUCH!

Edelbrock Tuner Kit-$4649 (-$500 for the rebate right now which is glorious) +$395 DT tune + $350 if you don't already have a license
Harrop Tuner Kit-$4825 + $395 DT tune and $350 if you don't already have a license.

The Edelbrock rebate is a crazy good deal, but without it, the two kits aren't that far off in price.

funwheeldrive 10-20-2016 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by jmimac351 (Post 2771211)
"For what it's worth"... (maybe not much other than posting a picture of a track car that isn't street legal) here's a picture of the Chin Motorsports Lotus V6 Cup car at Sebring today. It comes with a Harrop supercharger. It's one of those things where you start doing some "car guy rationalization"... "if Lotus thinks Harrop is a good idea... surely my BRZ will benefit... in fact, maybe I'd be doing a disservice to my BRZ..." The potential candidate is next to it and is attempting to add boost via osmosis.

It's a mental issue. Some of you understand...

https://photos.smugmug.com/Cars/Rand...IMG_4364-L.jpg



I had a similar thought after looking used Evoras. IIRC, the Evora S uses an Edlebrock supercharger. If it's good enough for Lotus, it's good enough for me. :bellyroll:

Irace86 10-21-2016 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by The Racers Line (Post 2779381)
Edelbrock Tuner Kit-$4649 (-$500 for the rebate right now which is glorious) +$395 DT tune + $350 if you don't already have a license
Harrop Tuner Kit-$4825 + $395 DT tune and $350 if you don't already have a license.

The Edelbrock rebate is a crazy good deal, but without it, the two kits aren't that far off in price.

So you guys are charging $4825...and Moto-East is charging $5300... for the same base kit (no tune or ECU Teck)? Just wanted to clarify things.

The Racers Line 10-21-2016 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Irace86 (Post 2779860)
So you guys are charging $4825...and Moto-East is charging $5300... for the same base kit (no tune or ECU Teck)? Just wanted to clarify things.

They are likely adding in the shipping cost?(don't know for sure, so don't quote me on that) But I'm going off the price Harrop gave me as retail in USD. Technically us dealers can advertise anything above that as well so I'm not sure.

Irace86 10-21-2016 01:10 AM

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Originally Posted by The Racers Line (Post 2779871)
They are likely adding in the shipping cost?(don't know for sure, so don't quote me on that) But I'm going off the price Harrop gave me as retail in USD. Technically us dealers can advertise anything above that as well so I'm not sure.

They charge $200 for shipping and could be adding in costs they incurred for shipping to their shop, which is further than yours from Harrop's warehouse.

Edlebrock is free I think. Luck for me you guys are an hour or so away from Santa Rosa, you guys being in Concord and all, so I would be a pickup. That is, once they get CARB approved.

The Racers Line 10-21-2016 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Irace86 (Post 2779882)
They charge $200 for shipping and could be adding in costs they incurred for shipping to their shop, which is further than yours from Harrop's warehouse.

Edlebrock is free I think. Luck for me you guys are an hour or so away from Santa Rosa, you guys being in Concord and all, so I would be a pickup. That is, once they get CARB approved.

May do a group-buy here soon as well :)

Btw, born and raised in Santa Rosa. Started my shop there as well, but quickly moved down to the Easy Bay for more clients. Come check out the shop sometime!

Irace86 10-21-2016 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by The Racers Line (Post 2779926)
May do a group-buy here soon as well :)

Btw, born and raised in Santa Rosa. Started my shop there as well, but quickly moved down to the Easy Bay for more clients. Come check out the shop sometime!

Yea I'll do that for sure.

tato.valverde 10-25-2016 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by The Racers Line (Post 2779926)
May do a group-buy here soon as well :)

Btw, born and raised in Santa Rosa. Started my shop there as well, but quickly moved down to the Easy Bay for more clients. Come check out the shop sometime!

Info as to when that would happen?

Also, I went to your website and tried estimating the shipping costs to Chicago (60631) and the website says that you don't ship to this area...

I live in a nice neighborhood of Chicago, not in Chiraq!!! Y U NO SHIP!!!

The Racers Line 10-25-2016 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by tato.valverde (Post 2782872)
Info as to when that would happen?

Also, I went to your website and tried estimating the shipping costs to Chicago (60631) and the website says that you don't ship to this area...

I live in a nice neighborhood of Chicago, not in Chiraq!!! Y U NO SHIP!!!

Just waiting on some information from Harrop. Shooting for late November.

My website shipping calculator sucks to be honest, because most of the stuff on the site ships for FREE. For the supercharger kit, it will have to be calculated based on actual weight. My guess though, is around $150-$175 to Chicago.

tato.valverde 10-25-2016 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by The Racers Line (Post 2783039)
Just waiting on some information from Harrop. Shooting for late November.

My website shipping calculator sucks to be honest, because most of the stuff on the site ships for FREE. For the supercharger kit, it will have to be calculated based on actual weight. My guess though, is around $150-$175 to Chicago.

Sounds good to me! I'll keep my eyes open for that group buy :thumbup:

The Racers Line 10-25-2016 03:31 PM

Thought I'd share some pictures of @kuczynskika recent install

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