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  1. we get about 2 laps at the island with a stock one Gareth if you rpm them to 7000+ after that there smashed , and if you rpm to 8+ for any length of time lol they fly apart so the under drive is the only way to go , shore if you don't rpm them there is know need for one btw there worth 6hp over a stock size balancer
  2. REV IT harder you girl lol don't let it idle for that long tern it off till you need to race keep it over 2k and no prob
  3. peter mc

    RB 28 BUILD

    Good 1 Tom i see the bonnet is on must look great mate
  4. please pm me 240z carbs and air cleaner set thanks pmc
  5. Anthony at maztec in melb is a gun tuner and rotor man and a nice bloke
  6. We do it to optimise the position and move it away from the bore and 2mm away and 2mm back , we weld the chamber, and port it so the air stays in contact with the port floor Les has made some big gains of late , the hard part is making the port work all over not just in the hi lift , , also the cams we are using have more lift at bdc than ever before on the exhaust side , we have been working hard to get every bit from them
  7. yes mate there longer on the tip giving a better rocker ratio , every bit helps . We can make the same hp as the intake port says on the flow bench, every time we build a better we make more hp
  8. HI Gareth mate don't fit a PVC unless you have a vacuum off all cylinders , or it will be lean on the cylinder its on
  9. we have but you need a spring that will take the roller cam , and there is so much flex on the cam you don't have any support on the cam from the 8mm bolts, and we can get the same lift from a standard cam with less spring make the same power , better to spend the cash on the port to make air flow , we move the guide and seat and make new long rockers now and have found 30 more hp with the same cam , the cam and roller rockers are not the the part that stops power intake flow does
  10. there on a race car up north , wes engines made them ,
  11. not all cars need it Gordo just ones like yours with 300+ hp and racing
  12. Kev runs sw shafts in his 4wd zed , and there very good , haha he had wolf creek in for 10mim and snaped and sent him of the track at winton had the SW shafts in for 2 years no problem with 800+ hp
  13. hahah sorry lol there nasty
  14. That's it ledge , most people think there wolf parts are OK that's because they have not seen a good set , check a new factory shaft and then pick up a wolf shaft and feel the play in the balls and shaft , there cheep and nasty
  15. i fitted 3 sets on 2 cars and i broke all off them, there just crap the standard ones are better , in fact when the wolf creek ones broke we refitted the stock ones and there still there , the wolf creek parts failed with in 3 weeks , i dont have any good things to say about there shafts
  16. yep there so bad in the fit the old ones had so much play they started hitting the spline to fix the fit . hahah crap parts sorry you got caught with there rubbish
  17. hope your OK man , you were fear on it there , I'm guessing the car is shaged
  18. peter mc

    RB 28 BUILD

    had to post a pic
  19. what a lode of poo any L motor will rpm there all short stroke engines , Jake's 3.4 rpms to 8 faster than any engine you guys have ,,, L24 go OK but a L 28 goes better and 3.4 is so much faster lol , size maters all the girls know this
  20. yes the inside of the chamber is very clean , as is the rest of the engine no carbon build up
  21. For shore the best turbo fuel , for the price its great , and yes its a cool running fuel, even in NA cars . But there are down sides as well , because there is so much water in it it can cause problems with oil turning to mud , you need to have good breathers on your engine and make shore you don't do a lot of cold starts and short trips , if the oil does not get hot it will build up water and will cause problems , but bang for buck best turbo fuel around , just not so on NA cars
  22. yep wast of time and money no hp in it for NA cars we have made far more power on pump 98
  23. after 2 years in one car we have been racing id say you can keep it for the turbo cars , in NA cars there is better ways to go and is there a big advantage running more comp , no not really , 10.5 -11 is more than anuff , E85 in NA cars has no advantage as it burns to slow , sorry i should say there is no addvantage in a L motor , i did a test a bit back where a tuned a car with E85 and made 180kw then removed the comp with new pistons and went from 12.3 to 10.6 and ran 98 fuel guess what it made 185kw ... like i said 2 years ago its not for carbs , on a L motor
  24. Up to 280hp the 2.5 is all that's needed , but if you are chasing 300+ 3 all the way , on a good race engine there is 15hp from 4000 all the way to 8000 with a much better torque reading . on a 2.4 or 2.6 id never fit a 3in its just not needed , and as for welding tig is more expensive because the time factor , i can do the job in half the time with a MiG , and it would do a good job , but if you want a SS exhaust that looks good and is a quality thing it has to be tig
  25. hear is the gear set from the LZ there a work off art but a bit fragile this set is not well and we will be making a new set to replace it , it wont be cheep ,,,
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