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Reused the casing and sold the gearset.
The injectors I think will max mid 900s.
Initially I just want to check alls okay and functioning and do a normal fuel map at mid boost.
Probably beginning with an 8.
The next planned use for the car other than my playing is in mid january and a cold airfield wont need massive power to scare the instructor stupid lol
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Initially I just want to check alls okay and functioning and do a normal fuel map at mid boost.
Probably beginning with an 8.
8 psi?
80 PSI !!!!
Ohhh ... 800 horses...
You getting race / track driver training then Si, Mark Hales or similar?
All looks fun!
Probably beginning with an 8.
8 psi?
80 PSI !!!!
Ohhh ... 800 horses...
You getting race / track driver training then Si, Mark Hales or similar?
All looks fun!
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Just an air field day for a bit of fun and some pointers, four cars and I think its two instructors.
Also let me get ised to the new gearbox.
Also let me get ised to the new gearbox.
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Massive thanks to Alyn at As Performance for finding filters to my measurements
Massive thanks to Stew @ tfs racing for all his hard work to mount turbos and fit the box.
Engine bay repainted, turbo support brackets painted and fitted etc etc
Simon
Massive thanks to Stew @ tfs racing for all his hard work to mount turbos and fit the box.
Engine bay repainted, turbo support brackets painted and fitted etc etc
Simon
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Daft question but because half of the filter is encased in the light will it not restrict air flow ?
Also as mentioned with the rain, will you be able to use it at all in wet weather ?
Also as mentioned with the rain, will you be able to use it at all in wet weather ?
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I plan to remove the dash and redo, I am tempted to swap to a syvecs s8 which means a new ecu loom, I need to recolour a few things and alter jubliee clip orientation etc etc.
its always in progress.
I think if I got 100% happy with it I would be bored with no future plans lol
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Its a trailer to event car, I can decide to run it at part throttle in the wet with wet filters trying to keep it on the black stuff or leave it on the trailer
Its a handful on the road in the dry, I wouldnt intentionally drive it on the road in the wet.