Great to hear..I agree, just wanted to check as have seen it happen with other forums that have been taken over by damn FB groups.
Fuck Facebook, and fuck all the bots!
/rant
Posted by CLuTZ on 31 March 2017 - 06:43 AM
Pretty sure he still has it. Such a mint example. Good to see you put the time, cash and effort in Carl. Lets just hope some drop-kick doesn't wreck it if they buy it.
Posted by CLuTZ on 19 March 2017 - 10:33 PM
Please, serious enquiries only. Prices are firm and sorry i'm not open to swaps for WHY. Pics available on request
Posted by CLuTZ on 04 March 2017 - 11:28 PM
I would be keen but i'm in the North- perhaps i'll take my Cadillac down to Rye one Sunday if it's nice?
Posted by CLuTZ on 19 November 2016 - 08:10 AM
Posted by CLuTZ on 19 November 2016 - 04:37 AM
If you haven't assembled your gearbox yet then definitely swap them over internally. I got my gearbox built by blackvr (Mike Dale) over in South Australia. Unfortunately it wasn't until it was already assembled that I found out they were different. On 4g61t.org I read that you can cut and weld. For me, this isn't really ideal but is going to have to do for now.
FYI, I had the VCU in my '88 GSR's KM221 fuck out on me which gave me symptoms of clutch slipping. 2 clutches later, I realised what was going on and decided that unless I went Auto (where's the fun in that??) that I needed a W5M33 instead.
Posted by CLuTZ on 01 August 2016 - 09:02 AM
Eproms are pretty old school aye. Unless you know someone burning them or are doing it yourself, I would look at using an EVO 7+ ECU instead. So many more features, functions and tuning capability. Not to mention every Tom, Dick and Harry tunes them these days
Your setup sounds similar to mine- which made 221kw on 21psi. I wanted to run a few extra PSI but had boost control issues. I would look at upgrading your clutch (if you have one) suspension and tyres for anything over 200kw rather than trying to make it go faster. TD05's come alive over 20psi. IMO they are one of the best turbos you can have for a street car.
Posted by CLuTZ on 19 July 2016 - 01:34 PM
Steve Murch (MSE - Motorsport Engineering) is a turbine guru from N.Z and did amazing things with TD05's back in the day. He also did tech write ups for a while for NZ Performance car and was a major contributor on NZMMC
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