996 rear brakes installed.
i resolved the break pedal vibration. i feell the brakes very hard. my only problem the car nose wants to touch the road and the rear goes up. i have to figure out, how can i reduce the front brake power and incrase the rear. i try to install an rs2 master cylinder first.
450hp "(NOT)enough power" project
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nice car. i would buy, but i have to collect money.
i try to sell it, but it can go for 20000euro minimum. i planing to build a serious race car equiped a new tt-r 5 pot engine.
some freinds says: i am not intrested my cars, if finished.
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i think it has more 50hp in it. i go on very small ignition angle, on higher rpm. i dont have time and weather for a good maping.Leave a comment:
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Looking good, is there more to come from this setup or is it as far as you want to go?
also still love the nardi steering wheel, best looking one imo.Leave a comment:
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i made a short video for 0-225km/h. i tryed my new camera. sorry about the sound, but the console vibrated.
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its cost 1350euro, with the adapter.
pm me your email address. i send you my old ignition map.Leave a comment:
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I didn't know you could do this because at the time you weren't offering, how much is it roughly with plug and play adapter?
Do you have your old stroker map for the ecu? :mischeif:Leave a comment:
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no. i dont like to use the 17 years old wireing. if needs, we can make a plug adapter.
if we use the plug and play adapter, needs more addittional wires, like launch control button, crank position sensor, als switch and couple more.Leave a comment:
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this ecu working in my cars sience 5 years.
we copyed all of the standalone systems good attribute and tryed to leave the bad things.
it has lot of inputs and outputs. it can communicate on bluetooth. can connect to internet. has telemetria, g-sensor, gps for race use.Leave a comment:
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what do you mean your own standalone aron?which one do you use and how easy it is to work with and connect?Leave a comment:
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