Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
No more Rusty roll bar PT 1 of 2 These are just the feet- Powder coated 1 step white
Adrian
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Another great piece to add to my car
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Safety=good!
It's not what you drive, it's how you drive. "Lap times matter"
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Yeah, atleast I know I can count on you Mark for giving a good razzingbreakaway500 wrote:Safety=good!
The Motor of the car is expected to be out in 2 weeks sent over to the machine shop for Nitrate crankshaft, align hone, balance, Darton sleeves then back to the shop for installation of Cams' pistons, valves, valve guides, springs, retainers, cometic gasket kit, new pick up tube( No Not Killer Bee either), gates kit with kevlar belt , ect...
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Hell,I'm not razzing ya..I think safety is paramount for a Ballistic missile..
It's not what you drive, it's how you drive. "Lap times matter"
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Update:4/1/12 - Car is still in the process to have the motor taken out and be re-built , Heads going down to CT it'll be about 4-6 weeks down there then should be back up here for final assembly. All in all It's going to be a long process but well worth it.
Adrian
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Makes things easy for ID 1000CC Injectors that have been ordered.
- Picture speaks for itself , more parts are rolling in and i'm very happy about that.
- Picture speaks for itself , more parts are rolling in and i'm very happy about that.
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Turbo XS Bumper beam, Core getting powder coated Satin Black.
Finished product
Finished product
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Update: Car is now Almost back together looking to make a run for the October event since the engine will have gone through its break in period
Adrian
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Cool, let's see some updated pics of all the colors connected!
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Paul , I should have some pictures soon, but I did purchase some FIA padding for the Roll bar, stuff is rugged! It's a good thing I had the motor pulled they found the #2 Piston had just started ring land crack, since I started to smell oil. I looked at the valve for that #2 piston and sure enough the top of the valve was coated I figure another 4 weeks I should have the car back and Have to go through the whole break in period. The color scheme will be green /white inside ( Which can't be seen anyways since the padding will be there, ) Shocker Yellow/ Intense blue in the engine bay, Ceramic coated the headers, gold wrap the fuel lines for heat, Oil cooler with built in thermostat, stiffer motor mounts, pitch mount, 10.5cm exhaust housing on the turbo...
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Why spend more then an hour breaking in your engine? Bring it on up to the track and do it right! Or have it put on an engine stand dyno...
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
Break in period = tow it to DSG and let them do it on the dyno, then take it to the track and thrash it. Too easy a break-in is a bad thing...
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
LOL I'm not going to put it up on an engine standhorizenjob wrote:Why spend more then an hour breaking in your engine? Bring it on up to the track and do it right! Or have it put on an engine stand dyno...
No offense to DSG But I have a garage that's doing work and that's reputable GSD;-) And the guy is going to come to the shopBrendan wrote:Break in period = tow it to DSG and let them do it on the dyno, then take it to the track and thrash it. Too easy a break-in is a bad thing...
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Re: Coming back to comscc after a difficult 2011
It certainly doesn't have to be DSG but the easiest way to break in a motor is on a dyno, The second easiest is on the track... You don't want to be too easy on it as most of the break in for an engine happens in the first 20 minutes and is premised on "loading" the engine to seat the rings. Starting with medium revs/loads and building from there.
Here are Cosworth's Recommendations:
http://www.cosworthusa.com/store/pc/cat ... 0v1.0c.pdf
And this link shows up all over that many people swear by...
http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm
When I broke in my last street motor, I spent the first 50-100 miles doing Mid throttle to WOT pulls from 2000-5000 rpm, preferably uphill where you can find it...
Good luck with the motor and car, hope to see you at the track!
Here are Cosworth's Recommendations:
http://www.cosworthusa.com/store/pc/cat ... 0v1.0c.pdf
And this link shows up all over that many people swear by...
http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm
When I broke in my last street motor, I spent the first 50-100 miles doing Mid throttle to WOT pulls from 2000-5000 rpm, preferably uphill where you can find it...
Good luck with the motor and car, hope to see you at the track!
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