Hi all.
I'm chasing some info about hand controller model numbers.
I have 2 controller model numbers and I would like to know what they're suitable for.
One I think is an RB20 PFC controller. FCC2 NT020-02202
Other one I'm unsure of. FCC NT9605-0564
I've had a read of Pauls FAQ's
http://www.paulr33.com/powerfc-faq/powerfc-faq.htm
But can't find any more than FCC is earlier nissan and FCC2 is newer generation.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Russ
I agree to a point Noel but the profile of drifting is still on the rise. Look at some of the sponsors that are on the drift cars. I wish I could get that!
I like the formula that is there now. Superlap did it well
Me too! Chase setup until you think it's the best it'll be then wind up the boost and go for it! haha.
Interestingly I spoke to the Hankook guy and they only have softs and hards. No mediums yet?
I thought I would put up some photos for you guys of the 2 coolers and where I think the restriction was.
The PWR with 2.5in ends. Note the surface area inside the core. Very efficient at cooling I would think. not so good for flow.
The Blitz with 3in ends. Might not be as good at cooling but much better for flow.
I reckon the PWR would still be awesome for a low output setup (like my old RB20) but for outright flow and power the Blitz was the way to go
Yeah. I'm thinking full cage, carbon doors, front and rear diffusers with cannards, then lean on this motor to get over 300, Maybe E85 for more
See how I go with that.
It made it turn better but oversteered a bit. We then softened the rear shocks and it was well balanced for the very last session. That's when I did the 42.
Sessions times are good IMO. 15mins is enough for 2 quick flyers (depending on tyre) and also enough time to go out again if there is a red flag. I had 3 red flags in 6 sessions. Can't expect much better when everyone is tuning up grenade engines haha.