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  1. Went out with motosoc, just a track intro kind of evening. Gooooood fun. I love having hooked up brake ducts, fade very minimal. And I discoved e30's have no trouble drifting the whole sweeper in 3rd (not show (off) drifting) And also found out that oversteering gets you black flagged ahaa.

    My suspension mods start very soon, and I've added a pic of the slalom that shows that stock suspension is just horrible. 25mm front sway bars win.

    Anyway some pics. Great evening. These old bimmers are so much fun, great balance and grip.

    Weeee, foot flat with good tires in 3rd :D

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    Yuck. And yuck photoshopping sorry.

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    Hunting... Making him watch the mirrors ahaa

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    Next lap :D

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  2. Forgive me but this is all in retarded imperial, only cause garrett measure their turbos in that system. Too bad they make awesome turbos..

    At 7000RPM the 2.5 M20 flows through 308CubicFeet of air per minute. (my intended redline)

    On 10psi at 85% Volumetric Efficiency (single cam goodness), the turbo must flow 38.2 pounds of air per minute. At the torque peak of 4000RPM, 21 lb's per min. You idealy want boost before 4000 then to actually make 2g on a new garrett worthwhile. Or less if buying used ha.

    Spending hours staring at info and turbo graphs, I came to this conclusion for the set-up I'm considering

    GT2876 with .64 exhaust housing

    Calculating exhaust flow rates see that thing spool before 3, easily, and top out right around 7000RPM for a shitty M20 2.5 with good boost management and the right wastegate size. (link G4 of course, my friend works at link :D) And that works at 1 bar (14psi) and 7 psi, because as you increase the boost, the limit on the graph heads diagonally up to the right, staying in the efficiency islands (Around 68-72% depending on boost) Anything less than 60% is bad, and those maps only show 65% and above. So, heaps of room.

    The next step is a GT30, it'd be doing less work for the same results, but the response wont be the same as this thing. I've had a nice internet chat to a guy from e30tech with a GT28 (a rare person who doesn't put a big f**koff Holset or GT35 on a whatever-they-could-get-their-hands-on turbo system) and says at anything over 2.5-3000RPM, it's like a beautifully smooth monster of torque.

    I'm doing this ^ or S50B32 if one pops up. *DIBS*


  3. FM901 yes, and I run a spare set of basketweaves on my e30 with 4X901's for summit rd runs and also had 4xDirezzas on my car when I got it in October last year. I know which tires I trust on a cliff road. The 901's have fantastic grip and heat up so well. Direzzas are very very dodgy in the rain.

    I run Pilot Precedas now, downhill braking with these is a caliper flaming affair.


  4. The jappas have a huge 4 cyl crankshaft spinning at 10000+ rpm with all it's gyro forces to pull the bike up, it's the turn-in on them which sucks compared to twins. The bmw bikes handle amazingly because of the front-rear boxxer crankshaft. No gyro effect in the corners. And you can hold yourself up at traffic lights with the torque roll ha.

    As soon as I can I will be buying a gsxr600 to race. Probably after uni of course..


  5. Yeah it is, a massive sound cannon haha.

    I can't believe most people are trying to sell zxr's and cbr's for 6 grand.. They are nice bikes and all. But so much maintainence is required and they are getting very old.. 180hp per liter engines don't last forever ha.

    What full sized bike are you looking at??

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