KE70 track car project
- VL400
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Re: VT circuit race car
Some very nice parts on the build Will be a very fun toy!!
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Re: VT circuit race car
nothing wrong with a big plenum full oh goodies
If Its Got Gas Or Ass Count Me In.if it cant be fixed with a hammer you have an electrical problem
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Re: VT circuit race car
Be good to see the inside of one of those plenums.delcowizzid wrote:nothing wrong with a big plenum full oh goodies
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Re: VT circuit race car
like this lol
fuel injected at the end of the runners via top of plenum
fuel injected at the end of the runners via top of plenum
If Its Got Gas Or Ass Count Me In.if it cant be fixed with a hammer you have an electrical problem
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Re: VT circuit race car
Thanks mate. I was lucky and they sort of just came my way. Had planned an M90 powered car initially which is great but these manifolds were too good pricewise to refuseVL400 wrote:Some very nice parts on the build Will be a very fun toy!!
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Re: VT circuit race car
That's drool worthydelcowizzid wrote:nothing wrong with a big plenum full oh goodies
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Re: VT circuit race car
Just flash your lights as you are coming past me Krusty!
Geez that thing is gonna haul some ass.
Cant wait to see you out there
P.S can vouch for the tru trac in the wet and the dry.
Geez that thing is gonna haul some ass.
Cant wait to see you out there
P.S can vouch for the tru trac in the wet and the dry.
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Re: VT circuit race car
I reckon your going to find it a lot easier to make a lot more power with the turbo than the M90!krusty wrote:I was lucky and they sort of just came my way. Had planned an M90 powered car initially which is great but these manifolds were too good pricewise to refuse
ANNNDDD you can also turn the boost down on a wet day if needs be ...... on second thoughts
No matter what the question is, the answer is always more horsepower!
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Re: VT circuit race car
Make sure you do the same haha. I think it depends on what track we're at as to who'll be showing tail!monaro308 wrote:Just flash your lights as you are coming past me Krusty!
Geez that thing is gonna haul some ass.
Cant wait to see you out there
P.S can vouch for the tru trac in the wet and the dry.
I've been round Winton in a live axle VS with a Kaaz and it was a good thing. Totally squirmed for every bit of traction available and felt really alive. It smashed apart from heavy down shifting after it's 2nd track day so I'll be sticking with the much cheaper Tru trac after that
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Re: VT circuit race car
Yeah just almost perpetual for gaining top end torque!Holden202T wrote:I reckon your going to find it a lot easier to make a lot more power with the turbo than the M90!krusty wrote:I was lucky and they sort of just came my way. Had planned an M90 powered car initially which is great but these manifolds were too good pricewise to refuse
ANNNDDD you can also turn the boost down on a wet day if needs be ...... on second thoughts
Turn down boost? I'll not hear of that lol. I selected this turbo for good power spread and response so pedal should do the trick if the ass gets too loose hopefully