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Now we're talkin.
Let's get a list of anyone thats up for it and then we'll have something to shoot for.
Jimser, unless it's changing for this year you just pitch up and see what you can do. You fall into whatever category depending on your results. It means you don't need a mega motor to come away with a trophy. It's just for a giggle after all.
Count me in, I'm up for a laugh
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The pulleys, belt, and covers all have timing marks on them. Line them up like this
Is this the same as the newage ? As i will be doing mine soon.
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Happy New Year
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well Jamis if you go past 350bhp you will need a dogbox arrangment or a newage 6 speed box.
if you get the newage 6 speeder you will need the front and rear diff and also the drive shafts too..iirc.
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really jac? i was tought in work that iridium ones are better and have a better lifespan too
chrissy
Hi Chrissy
You would prob know better than me, but have a look at this... http://bbs.scoobynet.com/general-technical...html?showfull=1
Jac
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Currently got about 350bhp
also Iridium or platinum?
Platinum
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My Type-r is around the 300bhp mark would upgrading to the ngk plugs actually make any difference.
If your plugs are due to be changed then yes up grade to NGK PFR 7B
It's more for safety than performance as the 7's are less likely to melt.
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What mod's have you got and what power
Standerd plugs are ok for up to 320bhp
NGK PFR 7B for up to 400bhp
NGK racing 8 spark plugs for above 400bhp
Jac
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JAC - where does the "chocolate block" mentality come from? You saying all semi-closed Deck Block EJ257's will fail? DON'T THINK SO
There has been plenty of modded UK cars with 2.5's & 20G's put in them and got 380/380 and they are still running fine after 2 years and 35K. I know this as I built 2 such cars! This power level is not an issue on the EJ257, it's only once you get past about 1.5 Bar that you need to look into Forged Pistons, etc
Your money your choice. Listen to all the advice given, seek some more, a little more after that and then decide.
Russell
It's a bit of tongue and cheek Russell
All iam trying to say is, if i was going for big power i wouldn't go near a standard 2.5L.
As you say, it's only good for 380/380 ish and max 1.5 bar of boost because of the soft ( chocolate bit ) pistons.
A standard newage 2.0L STI has forged pistons as standard and can run more bhp and boost ( more chocolate )
To get a big bhp 2.5L engine you will have to open it up and fit rods/ pistons and liner it so why not start with CDB.
Jac
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yes but that will cost him £1800 for the 2.35 build + £500 for the EJ22 block to start with - if he can find the block in the first place!
2.5 block will cost him £1400 and revs to 7K
Why spend over £900 more on the block alone but have heads that can't use the bulletproof, high-revving potential of the engine?
Choice is your at the end of the day but look at what you have, what your looking for the car to achieve (power, driveability, etc) and then decide.
Russell (2.35 + GT30R owner)
Personally i would rather spend the extra £900 for the reliability... £1400 is cheep for the 2.5 but when you have to
change the chocolate block again it doesn't seem that cheep.
Future proof your build... Do it once do it right
Jac
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Ok then so what do i go for 2.5 or 2.0 CDB???As i'm looking at the bigger picture here and will be looking to build this over time,but unsure what block to start off with.
Neither go for the 2.2CDB from a 22B if you can find one or better still the US Legacy Turbo 91 on.
Get it machined and fit a 2.5 crank and you will have a 2.35. good displacement and supper strong.
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I was in Ian grieves yesterday and saw the P1 in the showroom it looks nice.
I have also seen Dave's P1 and that is a real minter
Dave your mad to sell such a good untouched example.
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my speed sensor is in my right foot,
but mines is a newage so not sure about the classic
mark
pmsl
can anyone tell me were the speed sensor 2 is located on a classic my car through a cell light and it reads this sensor the speedo still works and the trip computer works fin any ideas guys what it could be cheers scoobzieThere will be one on the gearbox and one behind the speedo. I'm not sure where on the gearbox or
how assessable it is. Hopefully someone that knows better can tell us.
Merry Christmas
Jac
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Yeah the ultimate rollerskate!!!!
The ultimate hillclinber/sprint car
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Merry Christmas
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Happy Birthday Noel
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unfotunately i dont have the free time on my hands most weekends to do the twisty
stuff seriously john,but maybe some day i'll get myself an exige and come and join in the fun
Exige would be fun
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The daddy bits and bobs
cant wait to se it all in action
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Nice one Steve
That will be one quick car. Have fun
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lol considering doing the work myself so dont hold your breath
HA the old rocket pit crew will be kicked back in to action again
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More like Jac's 109 ron explosive rocket fuel
performance is frightening
Miles per gallon only for gay people
I bet it won't be long before your on the go go juice too
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Top marks for Mr Chapman
That's a few folk i now that have got cars from him and are all
delighted with there cars and his service.
JAC
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Scottimax is the best fuel to use
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fantastic job everyone
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