Ran another 8sec pass
09-06-05, 05:58 PM
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What size slicks are you running? They don't look to be too tall. I have a Datsun 1200 about the same setup but I'm still on leafsprings and will be running 26x8.5x15 MT slicks. Hope I can keep it going straight.LOL. Great looking car I use to have a Starlet also I love them I'm trying to get this guy down from me to sell his. It's clean as hell and I want another one. And the weight of 1950lbs is that with the driver or not? Great run and congradulations.
09-07-05, 06:08 AM
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Great job , pay no mind to the negative people , 8 seconds is a great accomplishment. What port are you running ?, a friend of mine , al ocal racer , runs a fully tubed out car with fiber glass and aluminum panels , 9" diff , Jerico box and everything else thats needed for a to run mid 7 second passes , and he cant seem to get past 9.2 in the quarter , he makes close to 500RWHP on a street ported motor using a TA 45 / 51 @ 22 psi. I am trying to get him to go with a fully bridged of peripheral ported motor , what ya think ??.
09-07-05, 10:35 AM
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The intake ports are pretty much stock Cosmo ports. I just radiused the closing edge and backcut the opening. Then took off some of the rough casting( They wouldn't look ported if you look down in them.) This was all done on the secondaries. Primaries are untouched. It runs FD housings with a descent size port. Nothing huge. I would say( without ever seeing the car or setup) either your friends car is a little heavier than ours or you need to dial in what you have better. Meaning, go over the ports make sure they are good (not just big) and make sure the motor build is good. I know these things sound simple but you would be suprised the difference it can make. I get tons of these little old cars that come in trying to reach X time and when we open it up the build is just slapped together.(horrible clearences) It sounds like he has the right sized turbo he is just not making the power. There are plenty of guys on a good dialed in motor running a 42R sized turbo putting out about 600hp around 24lbs on a street port.
09-09-05, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Poweraxel
very scary!
09-09-05, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by crpdragracing
Just came from the island and I've seen them going 161mph and they seem to try to go faster, so why getting scary at 8secs.
09-09-05, 07:39 PM
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You don't necessarily need a four link. See how fast you can go without 
There are RX3's running 8.90s with the leaf springs and untubbed. Your right though only a fool wouldn't be somewhat scared while going that fast in that little a car.
There are RX3's running 8.90s with the leaf springs and untubbed. Your right though only a fool wouldn't be somewhat scared while going that fast in that little a car.
09-12-05, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Zero R
You don't necessarily need a four link. See how fast you can go without There are RX3's running 8.90s with the leaf springs and untubbed. Your right though only a fool wouldn't be somewhat scared while going that fast in that little a car.
There are RX3's running 8.90s with the leaf springs and untubbed. Your right though only a fool wouldn't be somewhat scared while going that fast in that little a car.
Much respect for the old school rides. Nice work Sean. 
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