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Posts : 27 Join date : 2012-03-08 Location : Leicestershire
pulsar_stu wrote:Wheres youre helmets
Good to see an R going round a track
No need to be honest on Curborough Sprint Track. Only one car at a time & you would have to be pushing your luck to get the car on it's roof. That said though, it has happened before! You can wear one if you like?! LOL
Posts : 27 Join date : 2012-03-08 Location : Leicestershire
Street Nationals 2012 at Santa Pod
Both cars achieved a 13.3 second quarter mile. The black GTi-R acheiving slightly better with a 13.33, with the green & white GTi-R acheiving a 13.38. Not bad in my estimation.
Posts : 27 Join date : 2012-03-08 Location : Leicestershire
TurboTom wrote:what horsepower are the above estimated at mate? great vids by the way
Unsure to be honest. The green & white GTi-R probably around 245-260bhp and the black GTi-R probably 20-30bhp more?! All 'guesstimates' I'm afraid. I know both cars are lightly modified ie exhaust, fuel-pump, boost etc.
I'm glad you like the videos. Feel free to view the others I've got on U-tube.
here's some new vids of my pulsar with new alignment and nismo 2 way rear lsd alignment 0 toe, 2.5 degs camber front, 1.1 deg rear, 1.5 inch lower than stock height
lsd's - front modena, centre stock viscous, rear nismo 2 way suspension - bc racing coils, 7kg front (5 clicks from full stiff), 6kg rear (7 clicks from full stiff), whiteline rear sway at middle setting, whiteline anti lift kit, poly front lower control arm bush, whiteline rear subframe lock kit at all around setting, tires - 205/50/15 bridgestone re11's (older not the newer re11a) front psi 44, rear psi 43 wheels - enkei es tarmac's in 15x7
can't rave enough about the rear diff, car should have come this way from factory car is way more manageable with throttle lift for turn in, power on oversteer to assist with turn in, and just carries so much more forward momentum and doesnt wash out with understeer, with wider stickier tires and stiffer springs and lower ride height and less lag the car would be pretty spectacular the extra camber in front from camber bolts and the bc racing top hat, has really helped with turn in and alleviated some of the outer edge tire wear. thinking i may need to go to a 15x8 or 15x9 wheel with 0 offset and 225 width tires, car simply doesnt have enough grip with 205 width tires, and i likely need close to double the spring rate i'm running for autox usage in the last video you can see how i make a mistake by attempting to use too much lift to induce rotation
i set the 5th fastest time of day http://www.ubcscc.com/events/2013/Slush2Nov24/t.txt
This is in my home town region. I live in Vancouver, BC, Canada, but this particular pad is out in Pitt Meadows, BC which is about 30 minutes outside the City.
It's usually twice the size, but during the winter and limited sun hours, only half the pad is used for to reduce setup and teardown time.
The pad is normally used for police, medical emergency vehicle personnel training.
Posts : 27 Join date : 2012-03-08 Location : Leicestershire
GTi-R having a blast around Curborough back in 2013.
Don't think this old girl did too badly considering she was thrown together during a couple of very late evenings after work two days before the event!?!?