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  1. Not long to skids video, I like.
  2. I reckon your car will be done when we can all get historic plates on our cars. Speaking of which, mine isn't any closer to ready either lol.. just bought a bunch of extra shit for no reason too 😅
  3. You are upsetting many Australia blokes here. Commo with blower = skids videos This is the most un-Australian Commodore I know of 😂
  4. @BK perhaps I got the terminology wrong, that device isn't the idle control valve though The idle control valve sits on the plenum itself. The IAC valve pretty much just has a diaphragm that closes as the motor warms up.
  5. fuark.. soz... Let's try that again All else fails, CAN O2 wideband, IAT, DBW, DBW pedal, Samsonas, modern ECU conversion 🤣
  6. All else fails, CAN O2 wideband, IAT, DBW, DBW pedal, modern ECU conversion
  7. If the motor is cold, you should be able to blow into it, once it warms up it closes up. When you unplug the O2 sensor does it idle better?
  8. This stupid thing, it sits under your top part of your plenum. A karnt to remove/reach
  9. Wouldn't be surprised if the polarity is wrong, so instead of superpositioning happening to create bass (not base) you're in fact cancelling out the waves from the opposing speakers.
  10. Can you blow air into it when the car is cold?
  11. Is the AAC valve blanked off or blocked off? they seem to fail quite a bit and most people just block them off to stop the high idle. Consequence to this is pretty much what you're describing. Another way around all this, convert to DBW and throw the IACV, AAC valves all into the bin
  12. It cuts 1 cylinder at a time to meet the RPM limit, as you cut cylinders you reduce torque, cut enough and you will be below the RPM limit. According to Haltech, it randomly cuts cylinders one at a time so each cylinder has time off. And true to your point, you expect some weird harmonics because you're cutting cylinders and the adjacent ones are still operating at full capacity. You could run ignition timing correction before the RPM limit to reduce torque too.
  13. If the correct strategies are in place, as well as a decent oil pump gear set you'll be fine. Running a soft fuel cut is one of the options, sure it doesn't sound sick (bang bangs etc.) but it won't be lunching up motors. If anyone has seen me at a skid pan, I literally just sit on the limiter
  14. You sound experienced lol...
  15. GT-R owner's wet dream, turbo setup that's bigger than stock and coming on before 4k RPM.
  16. but you can still skid in the rain, and if the wheel spin is high enough the water will dry and you'll produce glorious smoke
  17. Minister of War & Finance has demanded house renos. House renos are in place at the moment 😂
  18. Throw it all on DOGE coin right now, then cash out buy a M2 CS lol... DYOR, this is not financial/car advice. ... keep the R33, I did that.. although I wanted to sell the croc of shit so many times. Nek minnit, $15k respray and another motor being built. I am dumb.
  19. I delete the whole lot, and have a new line from the slave to the master. Clutch kicks at the skid pan felt better, felt it it would engage faster. However, previously it had unknown age fluid in the line so that could have attributed to it's crappy feeling.
  20. How about this? https://www.hioctanedirect.com/hi-octane-racing-oil-catch-can-nissan-skyline-r32
  21. Yum, this is my planned next step if I can't get what I want from the baby Garrett Unigroup tuned a 6466 equipped RB25DET non-NEO (home built) with Kelford VCT brap sticks and it comes on about 4k ish and made 465kW at the tyres with 1.8bar of boost. I suspect there's more in it but knowing Yauvz he doesn't like to push motors to their limits (for obvious reasons, warranty!)
  22. @reaper pity you're selling it, might be destined for Dubai
  23. I would dare say motor with more boost thrown at it with the intake cam not advanced, i.e. VCT off at 6500rpm will survive vs. motor with less boost and VCT on at 6500rpm making the same 500nm at 6500rpm. DYOR, this is not tuning advice.
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