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Everything posted by r32-25t
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Drive by wire uses 4 AVIs and the 2 dbw driver wires brake and clutch pedal use one each
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Boys boys, don’t believe that bullshit or the skewed vision to make yourself feel better about your purchase. They’re junk and not even equal to the old dash series of turbos from Garrett
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Haven’t got any DPIs left? You can put the brake or clutch pedals onto any type of input
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Build series starting from Scotland
r32-25t replied to Stu_bnr32's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
It looks like when you removed the plenum and left the bracket off that sits on top of that, you haven’t put the bolts back in -
Grout filling and sleeves
r32-25t replied to Old man 32 GTR's topic in General Automotive Discussion
I always find it funny when people talk about billet being more expensive, yes the initial build is more expensive but the when (not if) the deck of the cast block cracks and you have to pay for it again, you’re then well and truly behind compared to what the billet engine would have ended up costing -
R32 Gtr Long Term Love, Now Project
r32-25t replied to r32-25t's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Guess the sump best the engine including having the diff fitted -
Ok plain English put a 6466 with a divided 1.00 rear on it
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I beams are stronger then h beams
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Those numbers are at the hubs, I’ve seen a few able to do 600kw at the hubs but none at the wheels. I’ve got a 6466 myself and on my 2.6 it was an awesome turbo. I am currently building a 2.8 and it will be going back on with a bigger rear on it and will see how it goes on that. On a 2.6 chasing the number you are I’d put a 1.0 divided rear on it
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For 800whp you’ll need at least a 6466 and even that may not be enough and a step up to the 6870 might be required
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No worries, I’m literally going through this myself at the moment because I’m having an engine built with a billet block. I’ve decided to with a dry sump setup in mine and have been told by 3 people including the engine builder to make sure I warm it up before driving it
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Yes you can drop your current crank and etc in it, bullet have put on their Facebook about the requirement for an external oil pump as has pmc (who builds more of them then anyone else)
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They are very tight when cold and grow to end up slightly loose billet and cast alloy blocks are very different
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You need yo run an external oil pump because they require a lot more flow and pressure because of the main bearing clearances. hi octane do a single stage pump that fits under the alternator and allows you to keep your aircon and have a wet sump to suit you will need to make sure you warm the engine up before driving it to allow the bearing clearance to grow
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Or be learn from someone else’s mistakes instead of making all the same ones remember we used those parts because nothing else existed
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No they’re all bush bearing, hks usually had ball bearings in their turbos
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Also the whole “welcome back to my channel, jdm parts yo yo, hit like and subscribe and see you in the next one” YouTube fames
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Americans are dumb enough to pay it so people are advertising and laughing all the way to the bank
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R32 Gtr Long Term Love, Now Project
r32-25t replied to r32-25t's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Haven’t touched it again yet, will get try and get the body wiring back into shape and taped up soon then need the engine to be able do the rest i know how you feel about all the car doing is collecting parts and dust -
R32 Gtr Long Term Love, Now Project
r32-25t replied to r32-25t's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Been doing some part collecting first we have the oil pump blank because of the external pump the engine will now have new set of cam gears from prp, my old ones were fine but I like the locking system prp have come up with on their versions new timing belt, tensioner, idler, washer and crank gear brand new rear main seal housing just because and all new seals from nitto (they came in the full gasket kit) -
Dyno Results for HKS GT III - SS Sports Turbo - Twins
r32-25t replied to Sinista32's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
Hell with vcam I had a set of -5s on earlier then that thing -
Dyno Results for HKS GT III - SS Sports Turbo - Twins
r32-25t replied to Sinista32's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
They aren’t even close to being on par, they are so far behind -7/9s it’s ridiculous! either of those would be all in on a stock engine long before that engine and carry power further through the rev range