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  1. psssst. I have 280mm rotors and 4 pots...... Fail that I want to say non turbo stagea or some other big body nissan have a 280 4 stud disc and 2 pot caliper. twin piston on same side so will help for wheel clearance. SHuld be bolt on with those s13 uprights

  2. On 8/30/2017 at 22:04, V8Pete said:

    I haven't actually used Euromarc but love their promise...

    "overnight parts from Hawera"

    or your money back.

    So far so good and I'm In Christchurch 

    Have a good online web store with all you common purchases pre selected so only takes a few minutes to order online too. I quite like them to deal with. I'll possibly try ops in the near future as a reference but I've had good dealing with them

  3. either PPS or Euromarc abrasives. I buy off euromarc at the moment, box of 100 is approx 1.60 a disc IIRC and a carton of 400 is $1.30 each. 

    I havent tried PPS discs but have heard good things. Ive tried quite a few brands and euromarc are the best of the cheap ones ive tried so far. Most the cheap ones I ended up going back to the more expensive brands because the cheap ones would flex like fuck or not last very long.

     

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  4. Hey guys, Ive got a Late model mirage sitting up at Force Motorsport in auckland (i live in CHCH) that needs some work done. It needs new Rad support, and a slight pull on one of the chassis rails, I may also get you to source new front guard, headlight, bumper if needed. its a pretty minor repair can send pics if wanted

    Ideally im looking for some one that would be willing and able to pick the car up from Force motorsport (whitford area) fix it for me and give the repair a huff of primer and drop back to Force.

    Andrew has offered to get his panel beater to do it, but hes been pretty busy and hasnt had a chance to organise anything yet, so thought id organise it from here to keep things moving

     Im happy to do cashie, just what ever works. Thought id ask on here first as id rather use one of you fellas than someone I dont know

    Give me a text or email 

    0273231645

    nick@mfservices.co.nz

     

    Cheers

    Nick

     

     

     

  5. Hytech exhausts stand by that pairing as well. It sequential pairing related to firing order. So both exhausts pulse go out one collector instead of each collector. It's definitely the minority but hytech make some of the best Honda and Atlantic headers on the market. So there must be something in it i guess. Hit me up on pm with some engine and cam specs and I can give you some specs if you want to try a 4-2-1. Looking at Rhys headers I'd expect to end up with similar sort of dimensions with the way I spec them which is encouraging as Harris are much cleverer than I am.

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  6. Hey rhyscar.

    That's very interesting. I haven't done a lot of 4-2-1 but when I have I spec the first collector length at peak hp and the second collector at peak torque or sometimes under depending on engine use. And the choke diameter for the peak torque becomes the secondary runner diameter and the choke for peak hp becomes the second collector choke. Seems to give good results but unsure if that's the "correct" way to spec them never tested vs 4-1 headers directly tho. Interesting that your megaphone is so far from the final collector. How did you spec that? I haven't played with stepped headers tho am aware of the merits. Just a hard sell for most customers. Would build on my own personal headers. My headers I only get one shot at unfortunately. Would love to do some actual header testing. But would be very time consuming.

    Out of interest who do you use for your cams?

    Cheers nick

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  7. the atlntic headers may well have been 1.625" now that I think about it, it was a while ago I did them, I think for your setup youre better sticking with your 1.5" primaries over the 1.75" but yeah it would be interesting to see the results of the collector testing. I reckon cones/megaphones off the collector is the go, well at least ive always had good results anyway. I'm far from an expert and definitely haven't done any where near the amount of exhaust testing on a single motor that you have. Maybe start with a 2" choke and work up from there. I know that specifically with SR20VE motors most of them lost power in a big way when choke sizes went over 2.25" so a 4age would probably be happy with something fairly close to 2" the atlantic I went slightly bigger as it obviously has the gearing to keep the power in a 1200 rpm window and they were spinning to 9. We also did the tuned primary length at 7500 as this was the lowest rpm it dropped too on gear changes. This made it a lot more driveable too according to the driver. Its all just a half educated guess at the end of the day, at least you have done a heap of testing so have a decent amount of data to work from. look forward to seeing how you get on

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  8. id be trying a bit more exhaust stuff, I have a hunch the collector is too big/steep angle.

     

    Specs i built for a formula atlantic car, 22" primaries 1.75: dia, 12deg merge collector (15 deg would have been nicer but autobend collectors are 12 and easy to get), 2.25"OD choke with 300mm long cone/megaphone to 3" diameter, then a 2" long reverse cone back to 2.5". had a short 2.5" exhaust/muffler combo being at open wheeler. It woke it up a shitload compared to the 2" primary short runner/steep angle collector straight to 2.5"exhaust that came off it, the owner said it was an entirely different car.

     

    id probably run primaries around 24" x 1.625" OD with just an autobend merge collector  - just clean the insides a bit with a sanding roll. id go for a choke a sniff under 2.25", say about 54mm and do a 54-63mm 300mm cone/megaphone.

     

    would be interesting to see how much difference just changing the collector setup to the above would change it (I assume your running 1.75" primaries)

    Exhaust stuff is tricky tho I'm pretty sure its some kind of black magic

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