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Old 09-27-2009, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by ttg35fort
Chris, get your guys in contact with SPR. Something is not right... We did not have these proplems with it. To the contrary, it worked better than our previous setup...
Thought the Hanger was from SP, not SPR. Frank or Dave were trying to find the directions online somewhere and were having issues. That install is above my pay grade so I will let them continue to sort it out. I think it still needs the relays too, the wiring is getting crazy at the battery now .
Old 09-27-2009, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Cass007
Thought the Hanger was from SP, not SPR. Frank or Dave were trying to find the directions online somewhere and were having issues. That install is above my pay grade so I will let them continue to sort it out. I think it still needs the relays too, the wiring is getting crazy at the battery now .
Why crazy there?? A lot of **** mounted to the battery or jumbled up wiring?
Old 09-27-2009, 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Jay'Z
Why crazy there?? A lot of **** mounted to the battery or jumbled up wiring?
Seems like 4 or 5 things hooked up there already. Light mods, amp, meth pump and some other stuff that I'm not sure what it is, boost control maybe

Several fuses in there as well as several vacuum lines for gauges and boost.
Old 09-28-2009, 08:41 AM
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My SP triple pump hangar looks like there is a concert being wired for in the tank lol....lots of stuff coming out of it and wiring for 3 pumps to boot lol.

Then the 3 pumps go to 3 relays, fuses, etc but those are up front on my setup.....I now know why Larry's background is electrical engineering lol

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Originally Posted by Cass007
Seems like 4 or 5 things hooked up there already. Light mods, amp, meth pump and some other stuff that I'm not sure what it is, boost control maybe

Several fuses in there as well as several vacuum lines for gauges and boost.
Old 09-28-2009, 08:46 AM
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Well, had a chance to lay into it yet?
Old 09-28-2009, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Alberto
Well, had a chance to lay into it yet?
Took one of my boys from work out for a demo today and did a pull from 65mph in 3rd gear to 140mph

Looks like the shift to 5th is right around 118-120ish, caught a glimpse of the slip light going off somewhere around 85mph. New tires and inspection waiver tomorrow so that should give me a bit more confidence. The power comes on real fast and its hard to gather info from the gauges as the tach is slamming to the right. Still haven't turned the meth on yet .

The clutch is taking some getting used to as well. After I beat on the car a while it gets grabby, but I'm still learning what rpm and how much slip for smooth transitions after it gets hot.

I can say this for sure, the difference between 300whp and 575whp is night and day when you push the car. The car has my full attention when I get into the gas now. I have a new-found respect for vids like Albertos, toms and jtgli where you see the car being pushed hard and it looks easy.
Old 09-28-2009, 10:09 AM
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^ That is awesome congrats brother!
Old 09-28-2009, 10:57 AM
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Vids coming later this week, I have to find a smaller tri-pod or have someone ride along to film. Worst case senario I will zip-tie the tripod to the passenger side headrest and mount the camera that way.

Still lots of small cosmetic touches to take care of, but the car is so much fun I just don't care how it looks right now. Left work today and had a crowd of construction guys checking it out. I'm bathing in the WIN right now, can't wait to find my first domestic and completely hurt someone's feelings.
Old 09-28-2009, 11:09 AM
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Chris,
Traction actually makes the car much more controllable!!!!!!

Spinning through triple digit speeds ain't fun at all! When you don't have to worry about breaking traction (unless you hit a large seam in the road, or bump or something) its so much more fun.

BTW, which clutch did you end up going with? And which diff you runnin (3.3 or 3.5)?

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Originally Posted by Cass007
The clutch is taking some getting used to as well. After I beat on the car a while it gets grabby, but I'm still learning what rpm and how much slip for smooth transitions after it gets hot.

I can say this for sure, the difference between 300whp and 575whp is night and day when you push the car. The car has my full attention when I get into the gas now. I have a new-found respect for vids like Albertos, toms and jtgli where you see the car being pushed hard and it looks easy.

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Old 09-28-2009, 11:18 AM
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Awesome, nice to hear you're finally enjoying the car.
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Originally Posted by thom000001
Chris,
Traction actually makes the car much more controllable!!!!!!

Spinning through triple digit speeds ain't fun at all! When you don't have to worry about breaking traction (unless you hit a large seam in the road, or bump or something).

BTW, which clutch did you end up going with? And which diff you runnin (3.3 or 3.5)?

Thanks,
Tom
Carbonetics twin disc and a Quaife diff with 3.3 rears. The tires are almost completely bald and are POS Falkens to boot, brand new Yoko Advans going on tomorrow.
Old 09-28-2009, 11:31 AM
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Glad you are getting to enjoy your baby again. Be safe brotha

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Old 09-28-2009, 12:05 PM
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What size tires and what rpm were you shifting at?
You should be a little faster than that (on a 26.2in tire) with that diff....but I bet you were "short-shiftin" anyway.

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Carbonetics twin disc and a Quaife diff with 3.3 rears. The tires are almost completely bald and are POS Falkens to boot, brand new Yoko Advans going on tomorrow.
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Finally. Congratulations Chris. Make those new tires R888s. Noisy, but sticky!
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Originally Posted by rcdash
Finally. Congratulations Chris. Make those new tires R888s. Noisy, but sticky!
Only 9.5" on the 5Zigen rears = no 888's , besides, the car makes enough noise right now. I have been trolling for some wider rims, but I'm gonna try and not spend $$$$ on the car for a minute.

What size tires and what rpm were you shifting at?
275/35 R19 tires and I'm still on the stock redline since Dave didn't have time to really tune for the extra fuel up top. He said there is more power there, but turning up the redline right now would just wind it out, but not yeild more power.

I'm still scared to put the pedal all the way down and the car is pulling hard all the way to the redline and seems to take a second when I shift to get back into the powerband of the turbos. My greed may have put my power a bit far on the right side of the graph (Alberto was right), but some plenum, fuel and redline tweaks and it will be like driving a Supra, just wind it out up top.
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Originally Posted by Cass007
Thought the Hanger was from SP, not SPR. Frank or Dave were trying to find the directions online somewhere and were having issues. That install is above my pay grade so I will let them continue to sort it out. I think it still needs the relays too, the wiring is getting crazy at the battery now .
This should help them see how it needs to be assembled.

Old 09-28-2009, 01:12 PM
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yea, once you wind it out further you'll be shifting into the boost area again....you'll always have a little "wait" but thats what billet wheel turbos are for lol

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I'm still scared to put the pedal all the way down and the car is pulling hard all the way to the redline and seems to take a second when I shift to get back into the powerband of the turbos. My greed may have put my power a bit far on the right side of the graph (Alberto was right), but some plenum, fuel and redline tweaks and it will be like driving a Supra, just wind it out up top.
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I'll see if I have a pic, or can take a pic from the top of mine too...

BTW the metal cover that goes over pump, has to be....coerced on lol

tom

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This should help them see how it needs to be assembled.

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cass, i was looking at tires recently and i picked up some brigdestone re11's and there REALLY sticky and gonna be better than the advans imho, the r888 are suppose to be amazing but r-compounds in this area wont work in winter and are limited in tire size wise. id honestly choose a better tire esp with your power levels. i cant break them loose unless i try hard and get stupid with it and hit full boost in first around a turn
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Finally Cass

Glad that you enjoying your car
take care of it and it will take care of you


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