Finally into the 10s!!
06-08-09, 04:31 AM
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06-08-09, 12:29 PM
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F**K THE SYSTEM!!
I would love to be in a car when it does a 1.40 60ft.
Awsome stuff. I like how u kept stock drivetrain and went with a kaaz.
Are kaaz diff's loud? I was told by a mechanic they are loud and whine naturally.
Awsome stuff. I like how u kept stock drivetrain and went with a kaaz.
Are kaaz diff's loud? I was told by a mechanic they are loud and whine naturally.
06-09-09, 03:43 AM
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well with the standard diff cover they can get whiney when the diff oil heats up and can clunk on very slow turn speeds eg less then 5mph.
I changed the diff cover for a large capacity Greddy item, so it holds more oil, now no more whine, and it only clunks occasionaly now on turns.
I changed the diff cover for a large capacity Greddy item, so it holds more oil, now no more whine, and it only clunks occasionaly now on turns.
06-22-09, 09:48 AM
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I won my class this weekend at the Japshow at Santa Pod 
Here is a vid of one of my runs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3ATG3WQqPA
Here is a vid of one of my runs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3ATG3WQqPA
06-22-09, 02:58 PM
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I won my class this weekend at the Japshow at Santa Pod
Here is a vid of one of my runs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3ATG3WQqPA
Here is a vid of one of my runs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3ATG3WQqPA
06-22-09, 03:46 PM
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was experimenting with higher boost pressures this weekend,lost power too rich in those cells so booking some dyno time.
60fts remained in the 1.4s , my four series of runs were 10.7,10.9,10.9,10.7 terminals 125 to 127
60fts remained in the 1.4s , my four series of runs were 10.7,10.9,10.9,10.7 terminals 125 to 127
06-24-09, 04:40 AM
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hmmm I may adjust the OS Giken slave cylinder rod which can cause it to slip at higher torque levels, they are new plates in there, or maybe it cant hold the power at the higher boost levels. Next outing on the 11th of July for our Rotorstock in the UK so will experiment a bit.
I used VP C14 fuel this time mixed with some pump fuel just to keep it safe
I used VP C14 fuel this time mixed with some pump fuel just to keep it safe
06-25-09, 08:50 AM
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hmmm I may adjust the OS Giken slave cylinder rod which can cause it to slip at higher torque levels, they are new plates in there, or maybe it cant hold the power at the higher boost levels. Next outing on the 11th of July for our Rotorstock in the UK so will experiment a bit.
I used VP C14 fuel this time mixed with some pump fuel just to keep it safe
I used VP C14 fuel this time mixed with some pump fuel just to keep it safe
Hows it going. Does sound like slip and will probably explain why when you turned the boost back down the you were quicker. Plates in my hks gmax were new when I suffered the same thing. Adjusted the rod somewhat it improved, after a few runs I was back to square one.
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06-25-09, 09:16 AM
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Yep Brian , I actually remembered your problem last evening and it sounds like mine, going adjust the rod this weekend, though it makes engaging first slightly harder then it creeps forward with the clutch depressed lol
Also going to check which model of TS2 OS Giken I have, I might have the smallest one in terms of disc diameter, so might buy either the tripple plate version or the larger diameter version with the billet aluminiuim Cover that gives more clamping force.
Also going to check which model of TS2 OS Giken I have, I might have the smallest one in terms of disc diameter, so might buy either the tripple plate version or the larger diameter version with the billet aluminiuim Cover that gives more clamping force.
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I have the TS2B model after checking.
Went to the track this weekend and won my class, did a total of 7 10 second passes, fastest was a 10.6 with a 1.43 60ft.
Have now ordered a Tripple plate R3C model, the car wont be out until October as the cage is being fitted at the end of August
Went to the track this weekend and won my class, did a total of 7 10 second passes, fastest was a 10.6 with a 1.43 60ft.
Have now ordered a Tripple plate R3C model, the car wont be out until October as the cage is being fitted at the end of August
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