Thanks Simon and Area 52
#64
Ahhh ok so goes from 59/41 to 50/50 ? And still managing to get it sideways lol. Mine at 380 on the standard Dccd type r box try's to kill me with slightest damp road . Yours must be savage
#66
Cheers Ricky been a long time coming
#68
So was it worth the extra £££ over the standard jdm bottom end that made 522bhp??
Much better spool with the avacs, but suprised you only got an extra 35bhp with the meth, thought most get circa 50bhp.
Though i bet it's a bit mental in a classic, must be like superbike acceleration, i bet it chomps through the hawk gears rapidly, almost like driving with a short ratio gearbox on a type r.
Your going to have to meet me with some oil when i'm back in uk and scare me sh1tless.
Much better spool with the avacs, but suprised you only got an extra 35bhp with the meth, thought most get circa 50bhp.
Though i bet it's a bit mental in a classic, must be like superbike acceleration, i bet it chomps through the hawk gears rapidly, almost like driving with a short ratio gearbox on a type r.
Your going to have to meet me with some oil when i'm back in uk and scare me sh1tless.
Off the top of my head about £20k so far
#69
Jeez Iv spent 7 odd since had mine done 95% my self and no engine builds just to get it to 380.
But as ditch said was it worth all that extra money from the Sti short block u had? Oviously if you were in timeattack or wanting to compete you need these big builds and best drive ability etc but you just want for a bit of fun?
But as ditch said was it worth all that extra money from the Sti short block u had? Oviously if you were in timeattack or wanting to compete you need these big builds and best drive ability etc but you just want for a bit of fun?
#70
In a word no as its just way too much for the road now, bang for buck the sti shortblock cant be beaten. If I was to do it again would do the sti block, avcs heads and a rotated turbo of some kind
#75
Booked myself in with Si down at SRR for some mapping on nos and race fuel, however did go to plan for one reason another but mainly due to leaving stuff laying around too long. So the plan is to get a fresh nos fill, buy some more race fuel and map the same the week. However did get some comparison runs against Area 52s dyno
Just like to add huge thanks to Si for his perserverance, CJ for his dry, Charlie for his back passage and most importantly the pizza man
Main man, looking cool
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Just like to add huge thanks to Si for his perserverance, CJ for his dry, Charlie for his back passage and most importantly the pizza man
Main man, looking cool
Power/Torque
Boost
#78
Cheers
Same fuel maybe even a slightly weaker mixture of meth somewhere between 15-20% instead of bang on 20%. May have had a slight tweak but essentially the same are Area52. Would have been a laugh, maybe next time when I get the nos sorted
Also booked in with Chevron motorsport for full geo setup, turns out it all to **** and needs sorting but the platforms on AST's are seized so will be going down again soon. Simon's knowledge is awesome would recommend him to anyone if you want the best out of your car handling wise!
Also booked in with Chevron motorsport for full geo setup, turns out it all to **** and needs sorting but the platforms on AST's are seized so will be going down again soon. Simon's knowledge is awesome would recommend him to anyone if you want the best out of your car handling wise!
#81
They are based in stafford and you wont find anyone better when it comes to suspension setup, Simon is the BO55
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#88
Very strange. o hang on, the table is preset figures not live. the two graphs are over-layed on the pc screen.
Does that mean the figures are based on a pre set IT and AT and not the live readings?
Does that mean the figures are based on a pre set IT and AT and not the live readings?
#89
Live readings afaik, graphs are pre and post vvt. Will query with Jase later to confirm