Kilo Racing 3 Rotor FD Conversion
#2076
Did you get your answer to the MS question? If not, I'll ask George at Gotham for you today.
#2079
UPDATE: 800 break-in miles on the engine. George says this is enough to tune and dyno so we're going to Redline Performance in Arlington TX tomorrow morning at 9 am. For those of you in the area, it's at 1107 California Ln # 303
Arlington, TX 76015
(817) 459-4900
Will keep you posted.
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#2094
Update
Short update for now. Dyno runs cut short because of electrical/injector issues. George took the car back to Gotham and will run diagnostics.
A few videos of the car:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29fAxkuoBxA&feature=user
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcKcAwXXd8E&feature=user
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk1YYdhUJhY&feature=user
Vids don't do justice to the loudness of the ecutout. You have to be there. It's up to George now to diagnose and fix the electrical/injector problem.
A few videos of the car:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29fAxkuoBxA&feature=user
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcKcAwXXd8E&feature=user
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk1YYdhUJhY&feature=user
Vids don't do justice to the loudness of the ecutout. You have to be there. It's up to George now to diagnose and fix the electrical/injector problem.
Last edited by David Hayes; 03-08-08 at 06:19 PM.
#2100
Quickie story overview:
Flew in a week ago on Friday to take the car out on Saturday for its break-in miles. On the car's final inspection Gotham found very small coolant drops coming from the car. Turned out to be coolant coming out of the stud kit bolts and nuts. Diagnosis: the machine shop incorrectly camphered the irons and thus the supplied o-rings were 1/2 the needed thickness. The soultion was to pull the engine out and replace the o-rings with thicker ones. This happend over Sunday and by Monday the engine was back in the car. Took Gotham Tuesday and Wednesday to button up the car for us to drive (my fahter-in-law flew in for the driving). We hit snow on Thursday but were able to make over 800 miles on the engine in 2 days.
As I posted earlier, the car failed on the dyno due to an electrical/injector issue. At around 9 lbs. of boost, the injectors fail. So, we wrapped it up on the dyno and headed back to the shop where it's now up to George to diagnose, fix, tune, and dyno.
It's good to see the car running again and hopefully everything will be wrapped up soon. The sage continues but is close to the end!
Flew in a week ago on Friday to take the car out on Saturday for its break-in miles. On the car's final inspection Gotham found very small coolant drops coming from the car. Turned out to be coolant coming out of the stud kit bolts and nuts. Diagnosis: the machine shop incorrectly camphered the irons and thus the supplied o-rings were 1/2 the needed thickness. The soultion was to pull the engine out and replace the o-rings with thicker ones. This happend over Sunday and by Monday the engine was back in the car. Took Gotham Tuesday and Wednesday to button up the car for us to drive (my fahter-in-law flew in for the driving). We hit snow on Thursday but were able to make over 800 miles on the engine in 2 days.
As I posted earlier, the car failed on the dyno due to an electrical/injector issue. At around 9 lbs. of boost, the injectors fail. So, we wrapped it up on the dyno and headed back to the shop where it's now up to George to diagnose, fix, tune, and dyno.
It's good to see the car running again and hopefully everything will be wrapped up soon. The sage continues but is close to the end!