I got a larger master cylinder to reduce the amount of pedal travel with the new brakes and it did not have a proportional valve, I just fitted the adjuster to be safe incase they started to lock up on me.
I will see how it goes.
Just measured that up in my boot and that box is huge, i will most likely want only want a 300 deep, 450-500 wide, (what ever height a std surge tank is ??? 400-450),
with 3x jic male to male fittings welded in the side.
I plumbed mine up in the rear circuit so the fronts will get full flow, full pressure and i can reduce some of the flow/pressure in the rear system so i don't lock up the rears. Well that is the idea anyways i will let you know how it goes after Bathurst sprints. I got all my bits from Race Brakes Sydney, Matt is easy to deal with.
GL
we just wanted to replicate the one in the first post. Just alloy sheet folded n stuff with a perspex cover. and a few fittings welded on so the fuel can get in and out and the smell stays in.
Get a screw driver preferably one with a steel shaft all the way through and start your car. Then use the screw driver as a stethoscope and put the blade end on the top of the injector and use your hand as a cup and listen to the noise coming out the end of the screw driver. Make sure that all your injectors are making the same level and pitch of click, ( if you know what i mean).
This will be very hard if you don't have a forward facing plenum, got GL anyways.
Have you seen the price of a used VQ35, I have and it is huge for a N/A engine. I already have 2 VQ30DET's at my disposal.
If any one has a VQ35 crank they want to donate in the name of science i will happily trial assemble it and see. Then i will return it (maybe lol).
Cheers.
Thanks disco, But i think the VG30 has a much different different bore stroke comb. Jun make a VG33 stroker kit but none for the VQ. I think the VQ30DETT is used in the GT300 series but there is still stuff all parts available for it?