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Umai Naa!!
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Post by Umai Naa!! »

Switch to a 5-pt harness ;) :P
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Balls are easier to get than power, go deep!

Goes to show how weak the CA20 rods aren't if you do things properly ;)

Can you give me a quick run down of your current brake setup, inc pedal feel and master cyl description? Cheers mate
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Candellan
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Umai Naa!! wrote:Switch to a 5-pt harness ;) :P
I already have a 6 point Takata 3" harness (nicknamed: ball crusher).
Dave wrote:Balls are easier to get than power, go deep!

Goes to show how weak the CA20 rods aren't if you do things properly ;)

Can you give me a quick run down of your current brake setup, inc pedal feel and master cyl description? Cheers mate
Brakes are:
Master: S15 master on S12 booster with bias valve (under bonnet)
Front: R33 GTS25T 4 pots, DBA 4000 series slotted rotors (redrilled to 4 stud) & EBC Yellow Stuff pads (900degC max temp)
Rear: TRX discs, DBA slotted rotors & EBC Red Stuff Pads (750degC max temp)

Feels like someone is trying to remove your spine via your rib cage......when the front tyres don't lockup. I usually come away from a track day bruised & buggered trying to hang on.

I almost forgot to post the video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfR1h7zcRVQ
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Umai Naa!!
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Post by Umai Naa!! »

Candellan wrote:I already have a 6 point Takata 3" harness (nicknamed: ball crusher).
:lol:

I'm glad you knew what I was on about!

PS, your coilover bits when into the mail this afternoon.
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So thats an S15 non abs then?? BM50 non abs??? If abs, did you use a splitter or your bias valve to get two front lines? Thanks roger, much appreciated!

Oh and just off the incar it appears really smooth, easy to drive, awesome work. I need to polish mine so its up to a competitive level like yours!
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Post by Candellan »

No I believe the S15 master is an ABS model which is why I got the bias adjuster in the first place as the rears were locking up before the fronts started working.

The incar is deceptive. I'm running on the smoothest parts of the track (especially Karosel) to stop the front wheels letting go/grabbing & ripping the wheel out of my hands. I may try 1mm less toe out as it's still very stable in a straight line but might be easier to turn.
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Post by Dave »

Thanks roger, so ur bias is used as a splitter for the fronts and the rear is straight out of the master? What bias valve are you using?
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It's a rear only bolt/valve type not a true balance bar. Very simple, restricts the rear line pressure.
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It's back from the dyno again & finally I've hit the magic double ton - 200.7 rwkw & 359.5 nm.

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Traction on the street is hard to come by above 3500rpm as by that time it's making over 320nm.
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...wow!
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