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  1. if you're still looking at running E85 this will be a null point as so many people can dial in timing past the max timing for power mark...
  2. That's because it's detecting things such as C4...
  3. There's slot more to the reliability of these then what you think...
  4. Turns out the motor was even worse then I thought! Hence the price. And Titan, what machinist? I don't have a machinist, and I don't machine it on my own either. Let me see what these other 2 RB30s are like when I strip them down, and see if I have anything to offer. Edit: Steveo, thanks for the advice... Will have to remember that in future, it had a 1250KG pressure plate in it too...
  5. From the call I just got... There's is supposedly "shavings" of metal through the motor... Lulz
  6. EPIC THREAD KILLRAR!
  7. You should be able to get the suspension sorted out and then just drive the thing harder right? I reckon there could quite possibly be alot more in the current setup.
  8. It was my original 30 block, it went rattle rattle rattle... Quite loudly!!! Could be easily heard 100 metres off... Lol told 'drew he could have it if he wanted to take it in as is cons as I was unsure of crank condition
  9. I got to this post and stopped reading, so if someone said this below, good on em! The leaner an air fuel mixture, the hotter it burns. The hotter it gets the more the gas expands, the more the gas expands the higher the pressure. Pressure is a force over a certain area, the area is staying constant, hence force increases. Torque on the crank is equal to the force on the piston (with some funky angular changes) multiplied by the distance from where the conrod joins the crank, and the middle of the crank. There is a point though where there isn't enough fuel being put in to burn properly, or burn enough to make enough alternate gases. Remember, Pressure, volume and temperature are all related. Hence, leaning it out, more pressure, more force, more torque. Power = Torque * RPM... Hence, more power. As mentioned though, leaning out increases temperatures to a point that certain vital components are not adequately cooled, and hence, melt.
  10. Andrew, they were meant to be ceramic coated pistons, for an NA RB30E.
  11. He owns a 33?
  12. It went in with two of us as well... Poor car sunk in the ass "just a bit" lol good to see you two got it out. As for crazy fun, try standing a trailer on end. One personpushes motor against trailer while the other pulls the drawbar back down... Voilà loaded engine!
  13. $4.00 Rich man!
  14. I used to be with it, but then they changed what "it" was. Now, what I'm with isn't it, and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me.
  15. I have more experience breaking and fixing though... Lol
  16. Why be scared of calling shell? She sleeps through then calls back. oh and shouldn't the whole commitee have member info access? Maybe you guys need some help in IT...
  17. I bought it from a local race place. Total Race in Wollongong. Bought $170 I paid. Probably a touch more then I needed to, but it was simply email one of the guys there and he called the moment it came in. Titan: that's my garage... Missing a skyline... Lol
  18. So... I bought me one of these... To put one of these on it... And lost something in the progress...
  19. Cya Sambo. PS, you need to send me a PM when you land as I need to ask you some shit about your photos.
  20. Oh man! Love your work! That's a great time!
  21. Will be There.
  22. Andrew, I'm sure one of us going will be willing to bring it up on your behalf
  23. Would have to be on Sunday for me
  24. Chubbs I want you and Duncan to do some teaching with me please...
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