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Re: Qualifying at Bathurst -Cossies 1200 coupe
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Jamie,
Thanks for the advise. I guess in the scheme of things 4x injectors aren't all that expensive. Better then turning up to the tuner and wasting money.
My calc WRT restrictors indicate I should run out of puff a bit later in the rev range then the 2.0 ltr, just purely due to air flow requirements of the engine.

Bryan

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Re: Qualifying at Bathurst -Cossies 1200 coupe
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Im with you Cossie,
I'm running E85, definatly keeps things cool!! I actually have trouble getting mine up to temp (S13 alloy radiator and Non Turbo Though)

Gotta love all the motec telemetry in the vid!

Hope to see you car soon Bryan!

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Hi Jamie
interesting stats on your vehicle.
Mine is a sportsedan so I will not have your radiator/ intercooler woes.Have got splitter and wing to help it stick to the ground and will be running slicks.
What diff ratio are you running ?
Different ratios at PI/bathurst as opposed to winton ?
Cheers
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I am running a 3:1 diff ratio, as nothing else was long enough for Bathurst. Keeping in mind that max power is at 4500, the longer the diff the better.

I will probably run the same diff ratio everywhere, as this engine combination with that restrictor is more like a diesel in performance, so the lower the better.

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SO what your saying is the 4.3 that I have in my rear end is too short for most circuits?
Damit another thing to add to the list of part to buy.

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Great drive!

It always amazes me how wide the track looks on any video footage but when you actually drive it the walls are squeezing you in everywhere, even at public road speeds..
Gotta be impressed with anyone that actually hits the gas while coming down from skyline to conrod, that is some steep tarmac!

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3:1 ratio... WOW!
What gearbox is that?

Im running a r33 rb25 non turbo box and im running a 4.8 at eastern creek (Fast but not quite PI or Bathurst), id like to get my hands on a 5.1 for tracks like Wakefield and Winton...
Peak power in mine is 8400 though..

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Man tough break with those Holden drivers, it's just like driving down Parramatta Rd.

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My SR20DET gearbox has a 1:1 5th gear, so I need the 3:1 ratio to get a speed of about 250km/h at 6800 rpm.

The commodores/falcons are a challenge there, they are very fast down conrod.

with a restrictor, you will want to be changing gears at about 5000 - 5500 rpm. You need about 230km/h at phillip Island, 200 at Winton, and 250 at bathurst. Dont know other tracks, sorry.

I have attached a picture of the speeds sheet that I use to calculate ratios for the stock gearbox.

I tried uploading the spreadsheet, but I cannot upload an xls file.

-Jamie

But if you have a stock gearbox, you will be able to get away with a shorter diff, as you will have an overdrive, which I dont.

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That makes sense..
What gear box do you run to get a 1:1 5th?
Alot of the Civics in ipra nsw run that... I've been loking for a closer ratio box myself.
Does it still run the the standard housing?

I really like that spreadsheet also!!

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