What does your engine bay look like?
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What does your engine bay look like?
na6 >> engine km's is unknown.
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Shinigami! wrote:na6 >> engine km's is unknown.
What have you done to run 8000rpm?
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itb, TODA Racing High Power Profile cams, ems stinger. and thats about it. he said 8000rpm was really pushing it but meh.
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Shinigami! wrote:itb, TODA Racing High Power Profile cams, ems stinger. and thats about it. he said 8000rpm was really pushing it but meh.
Sure is, don't expect your rods to last too long, i'd be looking at some stiffer valve springs too at the very least.
Take some time to go through this thread, if you haven't signed up to this forum, then do it ... there is a wealth of information on there.
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yeah so they told me lol. 8000 is redline now that i look at the sheet properly its 85 @ 7500-7600 ish i think? i baby this car anyway but if it goes i'll build up a decent motor from the ground up, thats cars for you.
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wun911 wrote:I would like to see a coldside FFS installed and all the AC and PS removed.
Will you settle for a 90% installed (90% left to finish) FFS install.
The interesting bit is my homebrew remote clutch reservoir mod, which allows for sensible clearance between the intake and the clutch master cylinder.
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Another update from me!
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RG
Try a little Autosol on the aluminium cowl plate and radiator.
Comes up a treat.
I only spent 10mins on mine - needs another 10 and it will look terrific.
Also works well on the heat shield.
Try a little Autosol on the aluminium cowl plate and radiator.
Comes up a treat.
I only spent 10mins on mine - needs another 10 and it will look terrific.
Also works well on the heat shield.
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tinsfci wrote:Will you settle for a 90% installed (90% left to finish) FFS install.
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What kinda bizzaro-world logic is that!?
Good to see you've actually turned a few spanners on this little nugget.
Interesting mounting of the IAC unit Pete.
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RG.net wrote:Another update from me!
Simply
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Get off page 2!
C'mon guys, post up some pics
C'mon guys, post up some pics
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Beautiful coil setup.
If you had access to a car like this, would you take it back right away? Neither would I.
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Got some pretty lens flare playing with the flash. Nothing special though. 
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