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probably got some "clever" timing going on that's made all the power (lol....ok there isn't any) at the top of the revs, which isn't what James cams (421s IIRC) should be doing. Mines peaked and dropped off by about 6.5k ish (mines the same as burpspeed engine with jenveys instead of AT's)
Re: James/BigAsh 182 Race Car by TDF... It doesn't get much better than this! *Pic He
I've got doubts that the sensor has been calibrated to that high. It's probably a guessed scale over 100 ish
Re: James/BigAsh 182 Race Car by TDF... It doesn't get much better than this! *Pic He
it's not that odd, opening the bonnet lets a lot of heat out. Jay noticed a difference in temps from being out front, or tucked in behind the leader too remember, so being mid field you'll see worse flow to...
Re: James/BigAsh 182 Race Car by TDF... It doesn't get much better than this! *Pic He
James, have a look at making a surround for the rad like we were talking about at Mallory. Directing air through the rad rather than letting it go round will make a massive difference.
Oil leak is going to be...
I've used a larger version of the same thing on 200sx's, they're fine, Probably better available, but it's questionable if you need it for the power and boost you'll run.
It will get hot on the dyno no matter what, fans just can't replicate the airflow you get on the road.
I also painted my...
doubtful. the front edge of the subframe doesn't allow you to mount the PAS pump in the 172 cup location (down low) so you'd have to ditch PAS. Alternator would need it's location changing too. There's really not a lot of room even with simplified ancilliaries
there are both yes and no answers to the same question to be honest. It's not quite as clearcut as one superceding the other. You can account for it to some degree as long as stiffening doesn't compromise damping in a straight line. I prefer it without an additional ARB personally (There is one...
stick a bag/plastic sheeting to the door skin and leave the lower part unsealed so there's no pressure or vacuum. That was any water that does get in can run out, and any that comes in from above is deflected