Completely stripped down ready for transformation from 944SuperCup to GTS3/GTS4
02-04-2011, 06:46 PM
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02-05-2011, 08:04 PM
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Looking great Gary. I'm a bit behind you but slowly catching up.
What are you hoping to read and review from the rear shock sensors? I realise this will measure travel, but what to do with that info?
What are you hoping to read and review from the rear shock sensors? I realise this will measure travel, but what to do with that info?
02-05-2011, 11:19 PM
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"Over steer and under steer using the CDS exclusive handling
method explained on page 13 of the link I've attached.
Suspension data will also give automatic calculation of shock
velocities, ride heights, roll angles, pitch, and heave PLUS
animation of the chassis plane"
It all sounds good but very technical, however I'm told it's that it's not that hard to use. There is also good technical support so hopefully it wont be to difficult for me to learn and use I hope.
LOL!http://www.competitiondata.com/downl...t/hardware.pdf
02-07-2011, 02:53 PM
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02-07-2011, 03:29 PM
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I'd like to see someone come up with a hatch / wing setup that you could just remove the wing from the outside and be able to access the hatch in the normal fashion. It could still be connected to the inside frame, but just have some setup to lift the wing up and off and pop the hatch.
This build looks pretty familair.. very close to mine down to the side view mirrors!.. Although, I've found them too small to be able to take quick glances. I have gone a bit more extreme on the fiberglass though.
Your turbo is quite large for that hp goal though.. I think a small A/R Gt28 would be phenominal.
this project is awesome though. .. Well done.
02-07-2011, 09:20 PM
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I did that.. Just not posting up pics yet
This build looks pretty familair.. very close to mine down to the side view mirrors!.. Although, I've found them too small to be able to take quick glances. I have gone a bit more extreme on the fiberglass though.
Your turbo is quite large for that hp goal though.. I think a small A/R Gt28 would be phenominal.
this project is awesome though. .. Well done.
This build looks pretty familair.. very close to mine down to the side view mirrors!.. Although, I've found them too small to be able to take quick glances. I have gone a bit more extreme on the fiberglass though.
Your turbo is quite large for that hp goal though.. I think a small A/R Gt28 would be phenominal.
this project is awesome though. .. Well done.
For those who are thinking it
, there will in fact be a map switch but it will be in a bolted enclosed box under the hood which will be declared at tech.
02-08-2011, 10:17 PM
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hatch install
Hatch progress pic's. The hatch is in 2 sections. The section around the wing is permanantly fixed, as is the wing. The front section of the hatch opens normally using the factory hinges.
02-09-2011, 06:26 AM
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Hey that's a novel way of coming up with a fix for rear hatch access. I'd prefer to be able to remove the wing in a best case scenario, but I give you guys kudos for coming up with something that is undeniably unique.
Bruce, I want to see what you've come up with too.
Bruce, I want to see what you've come up with too.