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Old 16 Mar 2003, 21:33 (Ref:538373)   #1
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Ford Escort Cosworth/WRC's popping noise?

What is the popping noise made by the old Ford Escort Cosworth/WRC when the throttle is lifted? I would assume it's the turbo but does anybody have an actual explanation?
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Old 16 Mar 2003, 23:20 (Ref:538445)   #2
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Not sure, but it could be the turbo anti-lag.
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Old 17 Mar 2003, 00:40 (Ref:538488)   #3
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Almost certainly the anti-lag. This article should help explain:
http://www.rallycars.com/Cars/bangbang.html
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Old 17 Mar 2003, 02:02 (Ref:538521)   #4
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yes,allmost certainly
Perfect link mr Sud!
It's also the reason alot of turbo cars have an allmost constant flame at the end of the exaust on throttle overun
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Very interesting, probably exactly what it was. Thanks for the link!
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Old 18 Mar 2003, 02:42 (Ref:539736)   #6
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Those things are damn abusive on the turbo and just about every other part in the engine. Wouldn't it be better to use some sort of hydraulic pump or electric motor to keep the thing spinning
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Old 18 Mar 2003, 04:46 (Ref:539773)   #7
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Anti-lag not so abusive to engine, as in state round rallys here in west australia, turbo can last 5 rallies or more !
Anti-lag can be 'tuned' by altering the amount of re-tard and the such, but it is more abusive to clutch and driveline. As you come out of corner and plant it, near instant boost. So you either go somewhere or damage something. Still is definitely worth the trouble.
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