Gixx: Someone posted some sonic tests on a 7M block before we were hacked and it's doable but doesn't leave much room for error.
My new block has quite a bit of core shift so I wouldn't risk it on that.
9.1:1 + 30psi = "Can I take a total loss on an engine if something goes even slightly wrong"
If the answer to this is No might be an idea to back the static comp down a bit so there's a safety margin.
If Yes go for it!
At this point I'd be looking at a standalone that can monitor the...
There is a rubber plug in the rotor
Let the e-brake off fully in the car then using a screwdriver there's a starwheel inside the access hole that you can wind.
Give it a few clicks and see if the rotor is tighter or looser if tighter just keep clicking the other way! (Lifting your end of...
This is going MUCH better than expected!
It shows how SM is maturing I hesitated to post it up as in the past anything even remotly connected to Drift quickly turned into a flame war!
The only real way to lighten a Mk3 is to strip put everything that makes it a Mk3 so may as well buy a Mk1/2 and be way ahead of the weight game right off and still have some 7M power bolted in! ;)
(I like my fat cars creature comforts and being able to blow away even the fastest production...
What would work REALLY well for this mod is to ditch the Tap and use a Thread Roll as it works by compressing the material as it makes the thread form (think of a forged thread)
A lot of the stud stripping is from the aluminium softening on the exhaust side from heat.
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