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What type of fuel management / measurement strategy are you using? N Alpha, Speed Density, Mass Air Flow? and if you are using a MAF whitch one? Oh and that Q45 TB kicks ass.
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That was a joke.
How about a Granatelli’s Bullet Converter? |
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Speed density, no MAF, 5 bar map sensor.
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damn! those are insane numbers man! Insane! Love it dude. When's it going to be ready? Wanna see that DSM run at Rock Falls sometimes. Sweet.
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Bow down to the Master Blaster. :eek:
Great to see the numbers, sorry to hear about the damage. :( |
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You know that other people are use to getting beat by DSMs, but the sweet smack down, that you can do with that car just brings a tear to my eye, and to the person you beat. One more thing,Do you have an “RS” sticker?
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The Q45 throttle body, I mean.
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Most likely you dont need it.
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Shane, sequential shifter. No more missed shifts and you get to them quicker. The basic ones are way simpler than I would have thought. They use a drum and ratchet to click the gears and have groves cut on a plate or drum to work the factory cables to where they would have been on a h- pattern.
P.S. Wow on the numbers and to bad on the run. |
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Worked on the car some this weekend. Pulled a lot of parts out of the head, but the valves don't look too bad. When I pulled the transfer case off, the output shaft pulled out of the tranny a bit and started pouring our fluid, so my little aluminum TRE VC eliminator either broke or fell off. There were some more rocker parts in the oil pan as expected. I didn't feel any signs of spun rod bearing from wiggling the rod caps. I pulled one of them off and the bearing looked ok, some of the white coating had worn off, but that is something I would expect.
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Well, hopefully the lower end is ok. I take it the head isn't off yet? Hopefully those valves turn out ok too! I want to see that thing back at the track sometime this summer.
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Shane what were you running for springs and retainers? Was anything ARP besides your head studs?
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I have Crower springs/retainers, I only rev to 8500, except when I shift into the wrong gear, so I haven't need anything crazy for springs.. The rods came with ARP rod bolts.
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