Jump to content
SAU Community

Piggaz

Members
  • Posts

    8,928
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    40
  • Feedback

    100%

Everything posted by Piggaz

  1. Hi guys, Fuel pressure regulator is located in Georges Hall, NSW. As it's so small I WILL pay for postage within mainland Australia. Item: Turbosmart FPR 2000 Price: $220 posted Condition: Used but in extremely good condition. I'll throw in the two -8 fittings that are in it too. Contact me via PM. Here is a link off Sonic Performance. http://www.sonicperformance.com.au/TS_dash_0401_dash_1006/Fuel-Pressure-Regulator-2000-_dash_8-AN_dash_Black/pd.php Some pictures. Cheers.
  2. Don't choke such a large turbo up with a peanut sized rear. Want more low end? Go to a smaller turbo and have a decent rear end. Not a compressor that wants to flow a million HP but a rear that wants to flow 500. Compressor limited not turbine limited. It's a much healthier way of doing it.
  3. How low is low compression? When is it going on the dyno for a proper tune?
  4. With a jap cam, prob would be fine. Their ramp rates are mild. Custom agro cam, no good.
  5. Buy them. Job done. Don't muck around with jap junk. A flaccid dick would push a valve down harder than one of those "jap springs".
  6. ^^^ needs more graph, mate.
  7. Well the front turbo is entering the pipe straight up. Hits the roof of the pipe then says "well I spose I better go this way now". The mod allows both fronts of air to merge very shallow.
  8. There is a few good old videos around the traps about it. Even looking at it you can see the flaws in it. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to work that out.A bloke in the states did a back to back. 8-12 HP extra across the graph IIRC.
  9. Definate gains by sorting out that twin turbo pipe, Skidz. Sand the welds back and it would still looking factory .
  10. Banging! That was quick, Pete. Where did you order from and how much? What manifold did you end up going with? Give the wheels a little spin. They're so light . That one wheel spins easier and "more free" than a single -5. Good idea with the sensor display. If not needed, it's still cool to know and see how much you have left up your sleeve. They're a massive unit. A PTE 646 looks so small in comparison. Not sure what it is with the BW's but a lot of their housings are massiv. Joeys 300 SX is the same. Now hurry up and get it on!!!
  11. Can't complain about fitment of the 6 boost/8374 1.05 of mine.
  12. Depends who you ask.
  13. If that's the case.-5's Bosch/ID 1000's Walbro 400/460 in tank pump Decent set of front pipes (none of this merging into 75 or 80 mm garbage) 3.5 inch exhaust (if not 4...) Get some mufflers made and have something fabbed up Nismo coppermix twin plate Whatever ECU you want Keep factory airbox Get some decent dumps (HPI 76 mm) Quaife front diff if budget allows
  14. Any preference to single of twin? Will you be keeping the stock engine? What fuel?
  15. I did spit a few belts with the 1000 HP ATI I had in years ago down at Huntley hill climb. I THINK that way AC. Stretching my memory here.
  16. Is that in turning on the AC or not? I can get any firm clarification. Would it matter if the AC was not engaged? Would it be the same as a stock balancer at 10,000 RPM?
  17. Best thing you can do is put real diffs into it, with either version. Front especially.
  18. I know Unigroup had issues on their RX7 racecar a while ago. As the race went on, the AFR's got leaner and leaner. A fuel cooler helped ALOT. It's definitely something to consider.
  19. An 8374 on a 3.0 is a lunatic machine, let alone a 7670. Would make for one awesome point to point car!
  20. Hey guys, Both items are located in Georges Hall, Sydney. Buyer pays postage. Contact me via PM. Item 1: Haltech EGT sensors (6 of) includes weld on bungs Price: $600 Condition: Brand new. Item 2: Holley Dominator 12 - 1800 Price: $420 Condition: 2 weeks of use and 1 dyno session. It came out of GTRNUR's (Ian) car. 98 fuel only.
×
×
  • Create New...