Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby TIFF » Tue Nov 17, 2015 9:43 am

bear2230 wrote:Back safely with me now and no more smoke :D :D
Will take it easy for a while but first impressions are "holy crap its fast" I think too fast for a road car. I will turn it down to 10psi for a while until I get used to it a little.
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Too fast?!!

How does it compare to this in terms of speed?

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Get her down to Phillip Island

Postby oztrackdays » Tue Nov 17, 2015 10:21 am

I know that chassis will go 255 kph :P

I know it's childish but I do always enjoy seeing a speedo go past the maximum speed on the dial.
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Re: Get her down to Phillip Island

Postby cookie » Wed Nov 18, 2015 9:39 pm

oztrackdays wrote:I know that chassis will go 255 kph :P

I know it's childish but I do always enjoy seeing a speedo go past the maximum speed on the dial.


With no aero??!!

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PI VMAX

Postby oztrackdays » Thu Nov 19, 2015 11:07 am

It was sketchy :shock: the OEM aero probably cost me 10-15 kph of Entry Speed on the main straight was easy to wash out.

Was nudging about 8000 - 8200 RPM in 6th gear with 4.1 diff, still a few revs to go but would get pretty interested in the brake pedal.

The NB8B Turbo race cars go 245+ kph easy Rev Limited but with Bigger 17 inch wheels and likely a 3.9 or lower diff.
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Re: PI VMAX

Postby cookie » Thu Nov 19, 2015 11:09 pm

oztrackdays wrote:It was sketchy :shock: the OEM aero probably cost me 10-15 kph of Entry Speed on the main straight was easy to wash out.

Was nudging about 8000 - 8200 RPM in 6th gear with 4.1 diff, still a few revs to go but would get pretty interested in the brake pedal.

The NB8B Turbo race cars go 245+ kph easy Rev Limited but with Bigger 17 inch wheels and likely a 3.9 or lower diff.



Interesting. I've got a 3.6 t2 with the 6 speed and probably a 7500 rev limit (sob lifters)... I would've thought over 220 it'd be very floaty.

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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby speed » Tue Nov 24, 2015 5:44 pm

Had the privilege of being taken for a spin around the block.

The colour of adrenaline is definitely brown!

But seriously, I'm still amazed at how well sorted the car is overall.

Was soo pumped up thinking about the drive that I couldn't get to sleep.

Put simply, I don't have the vocabulary to describe how good this car is. It is that good!!!
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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby forcedfive » Tue Nov 24, 2015 7:42 pm

Interesting. I've got a 3.6 t2 with the 6 speed and probably a 7500 rev limit (sob lifters)... I would've thought over 220 it'd be very floaty.


My car gets to around 225 - 230 on the main straigh at EC and to me the car does not really feel floaty and that is without any aero. It would probably pull 250 on a longer straight.
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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby bear2230 » Mon Dec 14, 2015 11:16 pm


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Still has the nearly the same tune as before the rebuild but a little less boost so needs a little fine tuning as has a new throttle body that is not ported like the old one and 1mm bigger pistons but seems to run and drive the same as before.
Dave installed the new NPC cushion button clutch today as the Exedy sports tuff lasted about 1200kms :D :D

Just need to instal the Mishimoto Baffled Universal Oil Catch Can and I think it might be finished……….Finally.

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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby Nevyn72 » Tue Dec 15, 2015 9:11 am

Does that plot say 748 NM of Torque!!! :shock:
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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby speed » Tue Dec 15, 2015 5:20 pm

To me it felt like 1000!

For those of you who are happy with how there car performs.. don't let Richard convince you to take you for a little spin. Lol

Truly opened my eyes!!!
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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby NitroDann » Tue Dec 15, 2015 9:14 pm

Its under 300, probably close to 250ft lb. I did the math, but theres fudge room for diff ratio.

Its bloody plenty though.

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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby bear2230 » Tue Dec 15, 2015 11:20 pm

Don't really know what happened with the torque.
Here is the previous E85 tune dyno with realistic numbers.

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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby NitroDann » Wed Dec 16, 2015 7:40 am

The realistic numbers guy calibrated his dyno for your car, the other one just read wheel torque, could have done a run in 1st and made 2500 nm!

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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby IanR » Wed Dec 16, 2015 12:24 pm

Nearly there mate, nice power from the 2560.

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Re: Bear's White NB8B Turbo "Snowie"

Postby Danny » Wed Dec 16, 2015 5:43 pm

speed wrote:To me it felt like 1000!

For those of you who are happy with how there car performs.. don't let Richard convince you to take you for a little spin. Lol

Truly opened my eyes!!!


I want I want...

Richard let me drive it before the rebuild. Being confined to suburban roads and 60kph I restrained myself but it was still possible to feel how responsive and powerful it was. I thought my SE with the Mania stage ii had some grunt but nothing like his.

Last week I drove an Exige v6 which might have a fight on its hands if it came up against Richard's animal.


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