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Angel motorsports is giving me the hook up here in VA Beach and if you ever need anything performance related mike is your guy.
So this is how the build is looking.
Half Bridgeport
3mm goopy seals
Rywire single turbo harness
Resurfaced rotor housings
Full twin scroll manifold
Dual tial 44mm gates
4 in downpipe
Borg 366 turbo with t51r mod
Cj Motorsport fuel system
Walboro 450 fuel pump
6AN stainless fuel lines
AEM water meth kit
Apexie. PFC commander
Pineapple racing pulley system
Spec stage 5 clutch
1000cc primaries 2000 ID secondaries
Re-ameyina dolphin exhaust
Sakebomb IGN-1 ignition
Exssesive LIM with heat sink
Big 36 row Mishimoto dual oil coolers with full stainless oil cooler lines & mishimoto OPR
Alex Rodriguez ABS delete
Meghan racing coilovers
Enkie RP01 wheels on all new rubber with 5 mm spacers
Pettit cool charge intercooler
All new coolant lines.
when he opened her up the ports were non matching, haousings in need of resurface and warped apex seals. Now for the nasty port
Last edited by Blaster5337; Dec 9, 2017 at 12:32 PM.
New update. Rotors and eshaft are off getting balanced! One rotor face is dented, so all new rotor to replace. Also picked up a OEM 99 spec bumper and lip, with a new fender from Fritz. Also adding an additional oil cooler mishimoto 36 row oil cooler.
I have an unsprung ACT on my stock FD transmission and don't have too many issues. Certainly not the best choice but it's manageable for sure.
Yep. I used one on a DD FD for about 2 months and I wouldn't recommend it for any type of street use. Makes zero sense.
On a track car it will save you a few tenths so if you really need those 10nths to get on the podium then go for it. I'd never put a unsprung disc on a track car unless I was racing for a living/money.
Anywho I'd seriously recommend putting in a sprung 6 puck minimum (which you will still need to slip a little in traffic). If you don't have over 400 HP then no need for a 6 puck and it will be a pleasure to drive, you won't have to slip the clutch etc....
PS The car I bought that had the non sprung clutch also had solid motor mounts. ANOTHER really big problem or something I'd never do with this car. Solid mounts work great on 911s but they absolutely suck for the FD.
Yep. I used one on a DD FD for about 2 months and I wouldn't recommend it for any type of street use. Makes zero sense.
On a track car it will save you a few tenths so if you really need those 10nths to get on the podium then go for it. I'd never put a unsprung disc on a track car unless I was racing for a living/money.
Anywho I'd seriously recommend putting in a sprung 6 puck minimum (which you will still need to slip a little in traffic). If you don't have over 400 HP then no need for a 6 puck and it will be a pleasure to drive, you won't have to slip the clutch etc....
PS The car I bought that had the non sprung clutch also had solid motor mounts. ANOTHER really big problem or something I'd never do with this car. Solid mounts work great on 911s but they absolutely suck for the FD.
car at will be closer to 600hp with water meth and it is being built as a half mile car for the beast coast shootout events. Always on set to kill mode.
car at will be closer to 600hp with water meth and it is being built as a half mile car for the beast coast shootout events. Always on set to kill mode.
Makes no sense to go unsprung. There are plenty of good clutches that have good street manners and still hold way over 600whp. Why would you want to make a car less enjoyable to drive while not gaining any performance benefit as a trade off?
