FS: Lindsey Racing Super 75/8 Stage V, Dry
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#34
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Double Ball bearing turbos like the GT30R have an oil restrictor valve to drastically reduce the amount of oil into the turbo. I have not seen a dry option for the GT30R.
The LR75 that was sold was a journal bearing design that had much higher oil flow.
The LR75 that was sold was a journal bearing design that had much higher oil flow.
#35
Race Car
to the 6 speed ideas
having ridden in a 6 speed k27/6 car I feel it is great for around town and lower boost levels. First and second really are useless for power IMO. If it had a taller R&P it would be perfect though. I was just talking with Tom at Carquip this last week about Joe's and the R&P is not an inexpensive affair like over 3k for the parts ...yikes.
However, I did like the take off so much that I just installed the S2. Drove it for the first time today and I have to admit I think I will like this for my DD a little better
having ridden in a 6 speed k27/6 car I feel it is great for around town and lower boost levels. First and second really are useless for power IMO. If it had a taller R&P it would be perfect though. I was just talking with Tom at Carquip this last week about Joe's and the R&P is not an inexpensive affair like over 3k for the parts ...yikes.
However, I did like the take off so much that I just installed the S2. Drove it for the first time today and I have to admit I think I will like this for my DD a little better
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My first gear reminds me a late 60s muscle car. Hit the gas a little too hard around 2500 rpms and smoke the tires. (I have 295s in the rear.) This is great for a muscle car but not what you normally want in a sports car. The first to second gear shift comes up so quickly that I can't react quickly enough.
Assuming I don't sell the car, I will definately being doing something about this in the Spring after my next set of engine upgrades (cam, valve springs, retainers, wastegate, intake manifold, ect). It would probably not be a good idea to mess with the gearing until I arrive at my final engine power curve. At $3k in parts + $x in labor, this is not something that I would want to do twice or more.
Assuming I don't sell the car, I will definately being doing something about this in the Spring after my next set of engine upgrades (cam, valve springs, retainers, wastegate, intake manifold, ect). It would probably not be a good idea to mess with the gearing until I arrive at my final engine power curve. At $3k in parts + $x in labor, this is not something that I would want to do twice or more.
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to the 6 speed ideas
having ridden in a 6 speed k27/6 car I feel it is great for around town and lower boost levels. First and second really are useless for power IMO. If it had a taller R&P it would be perfect though. I was just talking with Tom at Carquip this last week about Joe's and the R&P is not an inexpensive affair like over 3k for the parts ...yikes.
However, I did like the take off so much that I just installed the S2. Drove it for the first time today and I have to admit I think I will like this for my DD a little better
having ridden in a 6 speed k27/6 car I feel it is great for around town and lower boost levels. First and second really are useless for power IMO. If it had a taller R&P it would be perfect though. I was just talking with Tom at Carquip this last week about Joe's and the R&P is not an inexpensive affair like over 3k for the parts ...yikes.
However, I did like the take off so much that I just installed the S2. Drove it for the first time today and I have to admit I think I will like this for my DD a little better
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Actually I've seen 245kmh indicated and it felt like there was a bit more left for sure Duke. As far as being the worst, well it's all totally relevant. For the street it's great and for all but really long super high speed tracks it's also great. Acceleration is fantastic!
There's no perfect gearbox in reality.
There's no perfect gearbox in reality.
#42
Nordschleife Master
By worst I meant the shortest alterantive, for a 3.0l I think you would spend too much time changing gears instead of accelerating the car.
Even if it feels quicker it does not necessarily be the fastest alternative. But on a 2.5l I do see the point!
Even if it feels quicker it does not necessarily be the fastest alternative. But on a 2.5l I do see the point!
#43
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Yes Patrick I finally did it, it is an S2. My daily commute has probably 15-20 lights and this is a better fit it does wind out just a tad more on the highway.
Along with some other changes.
Like I said for lower boost it seems to work good around town. Higher boost/HP would need less gear IMO
I am currently de-tuning my DD car to a degree so I can be a little safer on the roads.
Along with some other changes.
Like I said for lower boost it seems to work good around town. Higher boost/HP would need less gear IMO
I am currently de-tuning my DD car to a degree so I can be a little safer on the roads.
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it's a bit different than that
the na has a total final drive of 2.83
the turbo has a total final of 2.79
Patrick's setup is ~ 3.22
the only one of the NA variety that would be close is the "S" it uses the same gearing as the turbo but with a 3.889 vs 3.37 for the turbo for the R&P.
the na has a total final drive of 2.83
the turbo has a total final of 2.79
Patrick's setup is ~ 3.22
the only one of the NA variety that would be close is the "S" it uses the same gearing as the turbo but with a 3.889 vs 3.37 for the turbo for the R&P.