Um......comprehension and literacy much dude?dannyboyau wrote:they just want to get there arse kicked.
Torque control is controable when expected
best to on very large open carpack privatly owned and get the feel
mine boost has very little lage. it all comes to how you can drive apowerful car,
tip one hold to stering wheel when youare going boost hard
i would put film of some of my many dusted but i need young skinny female to operate camera
ANY GIRLS WHAT A RIDE IN fto MONSTOR
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TRANSLATION:dannyboyau wrote:they just want to get there arse kicked.
Torque control is controable when expected
best to on very large open carpack privatly owned and get the feel
mine boost has very little lage. it all comes to how you can drive apowerful car,
tip one hold to stering wheel when youare going boost hard
i would put film of some of my many dusted but i need young skinny female to operate camera
ANY GIRLS WHAT A RIDE IN fto MONSTOR
"Torque Steer is controllable when expected,
Its best to try it on a wide open carpark so you can get a feel for it,
My boost has very little lag. it all comes to you when you drive a powerful car(?)
TIP!: Hold the steering wheel tight when you are going to boost,
I would video it but my boyfriend has my camera"


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very nice more pics please
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I see you have the oil cooler between the intercooler and aircon condenser, with my 6A13 conversion I have been having cooling issues, you might want to look at an alternative position for the oil cooler as that could restrict air flow even more. You might want to consider a twin water spray system, one for intercooler and one for radiator our summers can really take a toll.
I have upgraded the radiator and still having issues on hot days am in the process of installing water spayers, and repairing the front end.
Another suggestion would be to place some silicone elbows in the intercooler piping so if you get some clown reverse into you that you dont do any damage due to the intercooler piping not having any give.
What size is the oil cooler ?
Is it still running airconditioner?
What computer is being used ?
looking good though but is still only a 2 ltr
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I see you have the oil cooler between the intercooler and aircon condenser, with my 6A13 conversion I have been having cooling issues, you might want to look at an alternative position for the oil cooler as that could restrict air flow even more. You might want to consider a twin water spray system, one for intercooler and one for radiator our summers can really take a toll.
I have upgraded the radiator and still having issues on hot days am in the process of installing water spayers, and repairing the front end.
Another suggestion would be to place some silicone elbows in the intercooler piping so if you get some clown reverse into you that you dont do any damage due to the intercooler piping not having any give.
What size is the oil cooler ?
Is it still running airconditioner?
What computer is being used ?
looking good though but is still only a 2 ltr

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i made a post abt this in the technical section but nobody has responded as yet.. what about increasing engine capacity by boring the cylinders larger. how much of an increase would that give plus approx cost of doing something like that, well match up greater capacity and a higher compression ratio while your at it..
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hey mah car! lol thanks for your comments or should i say thoughts LOL!
this project iznt finished yet but its almost done.. jus needs wiring and ecu tuning.. air con n power steering is staying and the oil cooler size is 25 row 235mm.. cant wait til i drive it


this project iznt finished yet but its almost done.. jus needs wiring and ecu tuning.. air con n power steering is staying and the oil cooler size is 25 row 235mm.. cant wait til i drive it

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