New PSI Tuning Box for Hyundai Verna

kpzen · 10th June 2007, 18:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by BUSA

Thats nice to know but 138ps i seriously doubt. Lets have a comparo here : -

Verna Stock Verna Peted Optra Stock Optra Peted(Estimated)

0 - 100 11.xx 9.xx 9.5 8.xx

Nice figures but where's goes the traction factor....U'll need slicks to control that 365Nm torque

Mugen_Power · 11th June 2007, 01:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by BUSA

Thats nice to know but 138ps i seriously doubt. Lets have a comparo here : -

Verna Stock Verna Peted Optra Stock Optra Peted(Estimated)
Torque 240 290 314 365
Power 108 130 120 150
0 - 100 11.xx 9.xx 9.5 8.xx

Good Figures.. but i dont understand why this comparison ?

abhibh · 11th June 2007, 01:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mugen_Power

Good Figures.. but i dont understand why this comparison ?

BUSA = Optra LOVER

But lets not jump to conclusions ok ok... Let some bhpians drive and see how the toque etc feels in Optra and let some figures for magazines come out as they are just a rough estimate (for me). And u cannot compare verna to Optra. The more fast the Optra goes better it handles where as its scary on verna at 150 steering feel is not good.

BUSA · 11th June 2007, 09:52

Quote:

but i dont understand why this comparison

Comparission is since Verna is 110bhp, Optra 120bhp and the Verna SX costs around 9.15L where you can get a Optra Max with the TDCi engine and hence the comparission. Somebody posted a review here

Mugen_Power · 12th June 2007, 00:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by BUSA

Comparission is since Verna is 110bhp, Optra 120bhp and the Verna SX costs around 9.15L

He is the verna owner and saying that Petes tuning box will increase power to 138ps. He has not asked for Optra's power i think.

BUSA · 12th June 2007, 12:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mugen_Power

He is the verna owner and saying that Petes tuning box will increase power to 138ps. He has not asked for Optra's power i think.

I was just saying Optra with a 2.0L block gives 120bhp so a Verna with a 1.5L block giving 110bhp when Peted wont give you 138bhp.

shatrughna · 25th October 2007, 14:18

@sameel and others- anyone tried Verna with Pete's? Pl. share your experiences.
eagerly awaited.

drpullockaran · 26th October 2007, 01:02

If the car is made available from the naval canteen stores in Cochin I shall be buying one pronto when its released in Kerala which is any time next month. Once the running in period is over I intend to plonk in

Pete's box originally made for the VERNA and also Green cotton twister. Since the engines are similar I presume I will then have a good competitor for my Palio GTX at least in straight line acceleration if not in the twisty's and engine reliability. The only problem being that the car is guaranteed for 2 years according to the sales person and any modification will nullify the guaranty.

Has anyone here driven the Verna with a Pete's box and how does it compare to the OHC vtec?

Bye and wear your seat belts.

drpullockaran · 26th October 2007, 23:04

I had a look up of the Green Cotton website and the Twister section mentions in bold letters that they are not to be used in turbo charged vehicles. Wondering why not?
Bye and wear your seat belts.

turboindia · 27th October 2007, 09:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by drpullockaran

I had a look up of the Green Cotton website and the Twister section mentions in bold letters that they are not to be used in turbo charged vehicles. Wondering why not?
Bye and wear your seat belts.

That is news. Could you let me know where you saw that bit of info?Any link and on which Green Cotton site?

THX a lot

drpullockaran · 28th October 2007, 00:30

Apparently the Twisters are

not to be used for any turbo charged vehicles.
Here is a copy and paste of what is written in their website.

[FONT=Arial][SIZE=4][COLOR=#000000]AIR FILTERS (UNIV TWISTER)[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Arial][SIZE=3][COLOR=#000000]Universal All Makes[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Arial][SIZE=2]
Twister is a revolutionary new universal filter with an aluminium heat shield which helps to funnel as much air into the filter as possible. The shield helps to create a vortex to maximise the airflow through the filter.
It also acts as a shield to protect it from engine bay heat. The top of each filter has a moulded twist in it to help spin the air into a vortex for improving air flow through the filter.
NOTE: These are not suitable for Turbo Charged vehicles
These filters are a universal application available in different sizes. Please check the induction system of your car prior to ordering.

[/SIZE][/FONT]Green Cotton Air Filters - Home Page

Click on the above link and then click on search by part and then click on Universal Twister.

Bye and wear your seat belts.

turboindia · 28th October 2007, 10:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by drpullockaran

Apparently the Twisters are

not to be used for any turbo charged vehicles.
Here is a copy and paste of what is written in their website.

[FONT=Arial][SIZE=4][COLOR=#000000]AIR FILTERS (UNIV TWISTER)[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Arial][SIZE=3][COLOR=#000000]Universal All Makes[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Arial][SIZE=2]
Twister is a revolutionary new universal filter with an aluminium heat shield which helps to funnel as much air into the filter as possible. The shield helps to create a vortex to maximise the airflow through the filter.
It also acts as a shield to protect it from engine bay heat. The top of each filter has a moulded twist in it to help spin the air into a vortex for improving air flow through the filter.
NOTE: These are not suitable for Turbo Charged vehicles
These filters are a universal application available in different sizes. Please check the induction system of your car prior to ordering.

[/SIZE][/FONT]Green Cotton Air Filters - Home Page

Click on the above link and then click on search by part and then click on Universal Twister.

Bye and wear your seat belts.

That is right the "TWISTER's" are for NA engines. But the WIND and the STORM can be used on both NA and TURBO engines.

drpullockaran · 29th October 2007, 23:16

Has anybody got any links to any tests done on Green filters similar to the test done here. K&N failed the test miserably as far as dust throughput is concerned.
ISO 5011 Duramax Air Filter Test Report

I am intending to take the plunge and fit the Green Storm onto the GTX which I later intend to fix on the Getz CRDI after I sell the GTX. I will do this after market swap only after I get confirmation regarding its filtration capacity and efficiency.

Please post some links, Thanks
Bye and wear your seat belts.

BUSA · 30th October 2007, 00:06

As far as i know, Green filters have much better efficiency then KnN.

KS Motorsport · 30th October 2007, 15:39

If u guys want to know exactly what the verna is going to put down......then all we need is 1 brave soul

who is ready to face the real HP figure.Put the car on the dyno see HP and "flat spots"

Karan

25th October 2007, 14:18	#37
shatrughna BHPian Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Mumbai Posts: 894 Thanked: 68 Times	@sameel and others- anyone tried Verna with Pete's? Pl. share your experiences. eagerly awaited.
	() Thanks

26th October 2007, 01:02	#38
drpullockaran BHPian Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: ERNAKULAM Posts: 962 Thanked: 385 Times	Petrefied Getz CRDI If the car is made available from the naval canteen stores in Cochin I shall be buying one pronto when its released in Kerala which is any time next month. Once the running in period is over I intend to plonk in Pete's box originally made for the VERNA and also Green cotton twister. Since the engines are similar I presume I will then have a good competitor for my Palio GTX at least in straight line acceleration if not in the twisty's and engine reliability. The only problem being that the car is guaranteed for 2 years according to the sales person and any modification will nullify the guaranty. Has anyone here driven the Verna with a Pete's box and how does it compare to the OHC vtec? Bye and wear your seat belts.
	() Thanks

26th October 2007, 23:04	#39
drpullockaran BHPian Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: ERNAKULAM Posts: 962 Thanked: 385 Times	Twisters not for Turbo I had a look up of the Green Cotton website and the Twister section mentions in bold letters that they are not to be used in turbo charged vehicles. Wondering why not? Bye and wear your seat belts.
	() Thanks

28th October 2007, 00:30	#41
drpullockaran BHPian Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: ERNAKULAM Posts: 962 Thanked: 385 Times	Twisters and turbo charged engines Apparently the Twisters are not to be used for any turbo charged vehicles. Here is a copy and paste of what is written in their website. [FONT=Arial][SIZE=4][COLOR=#000000]AIR FILTERS (UNIV TWISTER)[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT] [FONT=Arial][SIZE=3][COLOR=#000000]Universal All Makes[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT] [FONT=Arial][SIZE=2] Twister is a revolutionary new universal filter with an aluminium heat shield which helps to funnel as much air into the filter as possible. The shield helps to create a vortex to maximise the airflow through the filter. It also acts as a shield to protect it from engine bay heat. The top of each filter has a moulded twist in it to help spin the air into a vortex for improving air flow through the filter. NOTE: These are not suitable for Turbo Charged vehicles These filters are a universal application available in different sizes. Please check the induction system of your car prior to ordering. [/SIZE][/FONT]Green Cotton Air Filters - Home Page Click on the above link and then click on search by part and then click on Universal Twister. Bye and wear your seat belts.
	() Thanks

29th October 2007, 23:16	#43
drpullockaran BHPian Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: ERNAKULAM Posts: 962 Thanked: 385 Times	Any tests on air flow of Green filters? Has anybody got any links to any tests done on Green filters similar to the test done here. K&N failed the test miserably as far as dust throughput is concerned. ISO 5011 Duramax Air Filter Test Report I am intending to take the plunge and fit the Green Storm onto the GTX which I later intend to fix on the Getz CRDI after I sell the GTX. I will do this after market swap only after I get confirmation regarding its filtration capacity and efficiency. Please post some links, Thanks Bye and wear your seat belts.
	() Thanks

30th October 2007, 00:06	#44
BUSA Senior - BHPian Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Bombay Posts: 5,130 Thanked: 20 Times View My Garage	As far as i know, Green filters have much better efficiency then KnN.
	() Thanks

30th October 2007, 15:39	#45
KS Motorsport BHPian Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Mumbai Posts: 112 Thanked: 11 Times	Stop guessmating If u guys want to know exactly what the verna is going to put down......then all we need is 1 brave soul who is ready to face the real HP figure.Put the car on the dyno see HP and "flat spots" Karan
	() Thanks