Any Rennlisters from New Zealand?
Reckon your 7 tenths is most peoples 9 Paul, if it's only 4 to 5 secs a lap off a pro's times in their properly dialled in comparable car. So that whole "7 tenths - yeah right!" thing after you promised to keep your 993 to 7/10ths back in the thread works out actually.
I gotta get a chip now.
But more seriously, and not likely any time soon, I'd like to look at this sort of system to replace the barn door AFM and liberate some horses. 231bhp plenty for now though.
The world must be moving fast now and instead of labouring with expensive OEM air / fuel / spark systems and parts to keep these old girls running, not least the dollars spent chasing faults, there must be more and more fringe aftermarket control systems that enable the dumb (but robust) mechanical parts to keep on turning, and make more power.
But more seriously, and not likely any time soon, I'd like to look at this sort of system to replace the barn door AFM and liberate some horses. 231bhp plenty for now though.
The world must be moving fast now and instead of labouring with expensive OEM air / fuel / spark systems and parts to keep these old girls running, not least the dollars spent chasing faults, there must be more and more fringe aftermarket control systems that enable the dumb (but robust) mechanical parts to keep on turning, and make more power.
A Dansk muffler and SSI's are known liberate around 20HP on CSI engines and I can attest to noticing a big difference on the C3, so would imagine the Razzo special would do similar?? A chip would have to put you over 250 HP for sure - I think the Steve Wong chips are good for 10-17 HP in a 3.2. They also lift the redline from 6,500 to 6,800 RPM.
Yep - just as Macca picked it a while back. Hopefully won't cut down casual and track day access as much as feared, but certainly not likel to help it. Was going to say that if we're really lucky Tony could throw some lights on the circuit and extend its hours (at least in winter) but with the apartments there I'm not sure that idea has any legs.
Originally Posted by 996tnz
Mine always cord on the inside too, at least when they don't die from internal sidewall delamination (pays not to spin in the dry) or chunking first. Reckon cording inside is just the car's way of saying it wants more track time. Right now my rears have perfectly even wear, but that is largely thanks to hammering them properly on Targa Tour.
On that note I will have 1 spare near new MPSS 305/30/19 (had to replace one recently due to a puncture), one careful owner, only tracked at the speed limit, never heat cycled Will hold on to it for emergencies, free to a good home if anyone here gets caught out and the size suits.
RSG group GT membership at HD... Looks like an old shot of Ron in the news article.
Completely agree Paul. If it hadn't been for the group I wouldn't likely be out there. You're a good bunch, even when you're rambling on here about the shape of headlights and the long lost BHP you've recently discovered under the house
Looking forward to a great summer of driving, recently kicked off with last weekends track day and topped off by the SITT. Bring it on!
Looking forward to a great summer of driving, recently kicked off with last weekends track day and topped off by the SITT. Bring it on!
Dave - with a new engine rebuild and old school pre-emissions exhaust, I think you would have around 250HP all day long.
A Dansk muffler and SSI's are known liberate around 20HP on CSI engines and I can attest to noticing a big difference on the C3, so would imagine the Razzo special would do similar?? A chip would have to put you over 250 HP for sure - I think the Steve Wong chips are good for 10-17 HP in a 3.2. They also lift the redline from 6,500 to 6,800 RPM.
A Dansk muffler and SSI's are known liberate around 20HP on CSI engines and I can attest to noticing a big difference on the C3, so would imagine the Razzo special would do similar?? A chip would have to put you over 250 HP for sure - I think the Steve Wong chips are good for 10-17 HP in a 3.2. They also lift the redline from 6,500 to 6,800 RPM.
Last time out it could lineball a 964 on the straights and that was shifting at 5500, and short shifting on the main straight out of sympathy (whether it needed it or not). It should have the legs on 964's and 993's in terms of power to weight ratio but that doesn't mean much and maybe not achievable unless the full package is up to it (brakes, tyres, driver, set up). The car weighs about 1015 now but a bit more will go in so say 1050. I don't think it will ever be a 1.17 car with me in it but maybe someone else could crack that. Skinny 205's could be the limiting factor and I don't think NB early cars can take more.
I'm only really interested in its ultimate capability rather than aiming for a number myself.
That is until Herman the monster comes into your rear vision mirror.
It will be interesting for me to do the same with John. When we last did this we were dead equal on acceleration (Highlands) but that was before the flash new computer and now a fast changing box and improved exhaust.
I will attend. If there is a possibility of a company type membership I'm interested. I'm struggling to get to Playday dates with my work schedule so a more open style track time for members appeals as does sharing the cost so others can use the times I can't get there.
You were keeping up with me in straight line drag race from the sweeper to the main straight so think you've already got this nailed when you can use your full rev range. That is until Herman the monster comes into your rear vision mirror. It will be interesting for me to do the same with John. When we last did this we were dead equal on acceleration (Highlands) but that was before the flash new computer and now a fast changing box and improved exhaust.
Peter and I have discussed this at length. Highly unlikely there will be any form of fractional membership. Tony too clever for that. 5k discounted non refundable one off signing fee for first 50 members (usually 10k), 5k a year fees, 50 track slots a year (if similar to Highlands will be week day afternoon fixtures some evenings in summer likely 2-4 hrs track will be open each fixture), 200 memberships. Access to club rooms etc. unknown if track access will be full circuit or club circuit etc. I guess we will know more on 19th. Much of above supposition/rumour but by way of example...
Just need time and money, neither of which come easy.
Peter and I have discussed this at length. Highly unlikely there will be any form of fractional membership. Tony too clever for that. 5k discounted non refundable one off signing fee for first 50 members (usually 10k), 5k a year fees, 50 track slots a year (if similar to Highlands will be week day afternoon fixtures some evenings in summer likely 2-4 hrs track will be open each fixture), 200 memberships. Access to club rooms etc. unknown if track access will be full circuit or club circuit etc. I guess we will know more on 19th. Much of above supposition/rumour but by way of example...