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Re: ca18det manifolds
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Here is a write up on a Tube Ex Man over the Log manifold for a SR20 det.

http://www.full-race.com/articles/sr2 ... manifold_test_writeup.pdf

Posted on: 2006/11/24 23:04
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Re: what are the best stoppers to use on a 1200 that sees track work
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e30 are 22mm thick for the vented discs.

Posted on: 2006/11/11 18:32
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Re: what are the best stoppers to use on a 1200 that sees track work
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You have to machine out the centre bore of the disc ,then they fit behind the hub like the datsun discs , you have to drill new locating bolt holes ,but its all easy to do . e30 discs come in vented or solids.

Posted on: 2006/11/11 12:53
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Re: what are the best stoppers to use on a 1200 that sees track work
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Iam using BMW e30 260mm vented discs with Wilwood 4 Spot Dynalite calipers and hawk Pads , this all Just fits inside a 13" rim ,i made up a dogbone bracket to fit to the jap 180b struts. This gives you the Lightest and the largest rotor with 4spot you can fit inside a 13" rim , Bmw rotors are around $170 a pair . Wilwood 4 spots are $230 each new and hawk pads $150 plus your dogbone bracket , Considering all parts are new ,its not a Bad deal for what you end up with .also using a wilwood adjustable brake bias valve
*all prices are Aust $$

http://www.iboettcher.com.au/EDITION317.pdf

Posted on: 2006/11/11 6:07
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Re: Your A series HP output?
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If you can make over ( fly wheel ) 100HP Per litre in Na 2 valve motor your doing well . So this means if you have a 1.5ltr x100 = 150hp at the flywheel

Posted on: 2006/11/9 15:52
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Re: 510 wagon (bluebird) rear axle
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910 or 510 ?

Posted on: 2006/10/6 10:19
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Re: How beefy is the Hilux LSD?
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The hilux diff is a 8" diff Toyota model code is "G" .Here are some specs

http://members.optushome.com.au/mkhal ... a/pdfs/toyota_diffs01.pdf

Posted on: 2006/10/3 11:58
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Pittsworth sprints - 1200 coupe Lowers track Record
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The 2006 Pittsworth sprints were held on the 22 & 23 of Sept .
Rod Gray in his SuperCharged /Turbo 1200 coupe was the out right winner with a 40.06 sec run ,which was enough to brake the track record ,which Michael Lake held in a 1275cc Suzuki powered open wheeler Special ,
Cameron Freeman in the Same Green 1200 Coupe finnished 2nd outright in a 40.33 sec run ,
The Datos of Dan O' Mara 1200 coupe got 1st in the 1300cc to 1600 cc class in 46.07 sec ,
2nd was Robert Souter Jnr 46.25 sec 1000 coupe
3rd was Robert Souter Snr 46.31 sec in the same 1000 coupe .

Steve Draihem also was running his 1200 improved production coupe
Brian Wright in a 13b turbo 1200 ute was 1st in his class ( 4000cc to 5000cc ) with a 42.82 sec run ,
For something a bit different there was a Skyline R34 2wd running a V8 5.7 Gen3 Lsi twin turbo making 500 rwhp , Did a 42.22sec run

Here is a file on the winning 1200 coupe


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czuovZLO0T0


Posted on: 2006/10/3 11:29
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Re: How beefy is the Hilux LSD?
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The hilux diff is super strong , i would be very surprised to break one in good order with a HI HP turbo 6 cylinder , the down side they are a heavy diff around 80kgs compared to 45 kgs for a h165 ute diff ,

Posted on: 2006/10/3 10:49
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Re: f/s a15 extractors
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what brand are the extractors ,4 into 2 into 1 ?

Posted on: 2006/10/3 8:26
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