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RE: SW20 track car back on track Monday, November 17, 2008 12:12 AM (permalink)
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im in Victoria.

just giving you a word of advice, ive had bad experiences with "help" and apprentices not that ive ever needed it. but it is hard to tell stupid ppl to f#ck off when theyre hindering even though their hearts in the right place.
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Monday, November 17, 2008 1:00 PM (permalink)
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Mate that car should get 200rwkw no worries.

As far as i know it has a Blitz k1-380v in it which would be fantastic for track.



Im sorry but Im not up to speed with the blitz kl-380. What is it?
I has some nice gear on it which I will look closer at when its stopping and turning right.
Im adding a Apexi AVCR very soon which will help with the lag below 3200rpm. After 3200 it's mighty impressive.

It has 165psi on all four cylinders, no blow back, nicely tuned. Not sure on cams but will check it out at some stage.






The K1-380v is an aftermarket turbo. though spooling at 3200rpm that kinda sounds late for it. My old one used to start spooling at about 2k.
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Monday, November 17, 2008 1:34 PM (permalink)
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the blitz k1 is probably the best bolt on turbo for the mr2. dylan achieved 209kw and jason (mr2qik) made 220kw + from my memory. the only 2 i know that has had experience with the blitz k1. just google it and you'll find out some info or www.mr2oc.com hope this has helped
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Tuesday, November 18, 2008 3:50 AM (permalink)
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the blitz k1 is probably the best bolt on turbo for the mr2. dylan achieved 209kw and jason (mr2qik) made 220kw + from my memory. the only 2 i know that has had experience with the blitz k1. just google it and you'll find out some info or www.mr2oc.com hope this has helped


Thanks for the feedback dRu. I had a feeling you talking about the turbo. I will look into it.
It comes on very hard at 3200-3500 (1.4 bar) but would be spooling up before that.

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RE: SW20 track car back on track Tuesday, November 18, 2008 3:56 AM (permalink)
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im in Victoria.

just giving you a word of advice, ive had bad experiences with "help" and apprentices not that ive ever needed it. but it is hard to tell stupid ppl to f#ck off when theyre hindering even though their hearts in the right place.



I have been self employed for 13 years so Im ok with dealing with hired help and the likes.
If I was closer I would come and see you but its a tad to far..
Im heading to Phillip Island in Feb for a track day with friends. If there is a free spot your welcome to come along
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Tuesday, November 18, 2008 4:10 AM (permalink)
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places in america make light weight bootlids (fg or carbon)

just gut the engine lid. since its a track car cut out the slots abit too.


I was looking at that option as I have done it before.

I did all that with the Celica. A little about the Celica ST162 It had a fresh engine with 145psi without the turbo set up. The engine had about 110kw.
Chassis Seam welded, eurethene bushes throughout, every scrap of steel removed which isn't used, lightened the bonnet, doors,light weight race seat, 5 point harness, light weight rims, GT4 brakes, dbr slotted discs, braided lines, dot 5 fluid, new bearings , semi's 205/50/15.
I keep note of all weight removal and came up with 220kg so I guess it was around the 850kg mark, with a total cost of the project at $5500. Cheap and it rendered results on it one and only outing before selling it to a Kiwi an hour out of Melbourne.

I beat a CV8, Audi TT, Renault Megane, S14 and more. I was 21 out of 42 with a 1.15 at Wakefield Park. Its on Natsoft.


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RE: SW20 track car back on track Tuesday, November 18, 2008 5:03 AM (permalink)
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http://picasaweb.google.com/B24aust/ST162M#



This is the link to the Celica. The MR2 pic's are also there
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Tuesday, November 18, 2008 8:22 AM (permalink)
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well let me know closer to the date for phillip island. maybe andys race car might be ready then also.
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Wednesday, November 19, 2008 2:34 PM (permalink)
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What time are you hoping to run around philip island? I'm there for a track day in early January in my FD, should be under 2minute laps on semi slicks
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Saturday, November 22, 2008 9:03 AM (permalink)
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heres that light weight i was telling you about from the uk. 1026kg.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2920669441554467189&q=source:014410974852816523249&hl=en
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Sunday, November 23, 2008 3:01 AM (permalink)
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i remeber that race st162.

took a fair bit to sell it hey?

didnt it rev to 8000rpm?
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Sunday, November 23, 2008 4:58 AM (permalink)
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What time are you hoping to run around philip island? I'm there for a track day in early January in my FD, should be under 2minute laps on semi slicks



I have no idea what time I will be running. I plan to just make it there and run for the day and make it in one piece! I expect under 2mins once I get my head around the track and the car. If the car is set up correctly it will do it.
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Sunday, November 23, 2008 5:02 AM (permalink)
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i remeber that race st162.

took a fair bit to sell it hey?

didnt it rev to 8000rpm?


Yes it was a bugger to sell. I basically gave it away but I will get to drive it again and go door to door with it on the track as the the new owner is a champ of bloke!
I didnt hit 8000rpm as it needed a bigger fuel pump or the likes. It was certainly built to handle a beating which I duely gave it at the track. If I had spent a few grand on a turbo it would have been a lot quicker.
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Sunday, November 23, 2008 5:04 AM (permalink)
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heres that light weight i was telling you about from the uk. 1026kg.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2920669441554467189&q=source:014410974852816523249&hl=en



Thanks
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RE: SW20 track car back on track Sunday, November 23, 2008 6:47 AM (permalink)
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Cool, yeah philip island is tricky but an awesome track! Hope to see you at a track day in the future
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