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SiR_RB

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  1. Is there anything you can put on the threads to avoid them seizing in the future? Or bleed it more often ? I'm thinking of buying a full set of stainless steel brembo compatible bleed screws/nipples to change them all?
  2. Yesterday I went to bleed my brakes, well that didn't happen as the rear caliper inner bleed nipple was soo seized that I accidently snapped it trying to remove it Any tips or tricks on how to extract the broken stud that's in the caliper ? Also I went around and found another 2 or 3 bleed nipples that were also seized (but I didn't attempt too much incase I snap them too) Thanks
  3. I will check mine tomorrow and report back
  4. 448kw @ 24.5psi on caltex eflex (E70) Pump is at it's safe max limit I rekon lines can flow more if I had more fuel flow
  5. Walbro 460 and id2000's Not sure on injector duty They would have plenty left u like the pump...
  6. Pump life at those volts ? Sounds promising...
  7. up to how many volts can the walbro e85 pump run safely ? I thought 14.4v was the limit
  8. Can u post some pics of it ? Also powertune arnt making them anymore due to increased manufacturing costs,
  9. Pretty much my boost and power levels I think the stock fuel lines could support more power
  10. Can normal 32 gtr's come aswell lol Not to be in the article though
  11. ^exactly Rewired directly to pump from battery (in boot) with relay
  12. My mate bought one second hand recently and was a fake aswell Must be afew out there !
  13. Also noticed a lack of gtrs up for sale here on sau as well, where as years ago every few days there would be new ones posted up
  14. I'm at 448kw on e85 stock fuel lines stock fuel pressure with a 460 Tuned by dvs Jez Had a flow gauge on it and is at it's safest limit
  15. Wow love it man !!
  16. Try titanium joe in the states I was gonna buy some 4" tube to have made a intake pipe for my turbo, in lobster back Be prepared to pay a hefty amount for it though,
  17. Penrite has released a e85 compatible premium engine oil Penrite 10tenths premium 10, 10w60 I'm gonna give this a go in the coming weeks, been using penrite 15w50 10tenths racing 15 for 2 years
  18. Might need to add a sump extension while it's been built
  19. Seeing as the 6466 and 6766 are both rated to similar horsepower (900hp and 935hp) I would choose the 6466 over the 6766 every time for that power range, better response and midrange
  20. Definitely needs hard pipes
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