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Spooler 12-12-2019 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by solidus (Post 3894523)
Got that New Balance Sponsorship:icon17:

Are you sayin I need some driving shoes? LMAO

Rusty 12-20-2019 04:44 PM

Engine building video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kooCwHYQKP8

Rusty 12-21-2019 06:56 PM

It's up and running. 836hp.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m3c167NmU0

Ventruck 12-21-2019 07:03 PM

Gotta give mad credit to Alberto and whoever else may have been working on that engine, over and over again.

gbrettin 01-08-2020 08:19 AM

I'm gonna be watching to see what they do with the rear diff. This sh1t looks scabbed together. I'm surprised they are aiming for 10's... I'm shooting for 8's in my car (which is why I'm curious about the diff explosions).

Spooler 01-08-2020 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by gbrettin (Post 3899562)
I'm gonna be watching to see what they do with the rear diff. This sh1t looks scabbed together. I'm surprised they are aiming for 10's... I'm shooting for 8's in my car (which is why I'm curious about the diff explosions).

Look at what I did. That will give you an idea of how I handled it.

gbrettin 01-08-2020 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3899598)
Look at what I did. That will give you an idea of how I handled it.

PM me the perma link where to start.

Spooler 01-08-2020 03:22 PM

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Originally Posted by gbrettin (Post 3899611)
PM me the perma link where to start.

First, a quality LSD diff. Clutch type would be preferred.
2nd, SPL solid or Z1 urethane diff bushings.
3rd, SPL or Nismo solid subframe bushings.
4th, Bellworks Diff brace. You may need to modify if to fit around your exhaust.

gbrettin 01-09-2020 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3899628)
First, a quality LSD diff. Clutch type would be preferred.
2nd, SPL solid or Z1 urethane diff bushings.
3rd, SPL or Nismo solid subframe bushings.
4th, Bellworks Diff brace. You may need to modify if to fit around your exhaust.

Only missing the LSD at this point. That's on my ever growing list of needed mods. :rofl2:

No mods needed for my diff brace. Gonna blast out through the fender or, more preferable, just in front of the rear wheels out the body panel.

I'm probably going to make some additional bracing or get something through Soul Function as well.

Thanks for the input dude! Always appreciated.

Rusty 01-09-2020 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by gbrettin (Post 3899765)
Only missing the LSD at this point. That's on my ever growing list of needed mods. :rofl2:

No mods needed for my diff brace. Gonna blast out through the fender or, more preferable, just in front of the rear wheels out the body panel.

I'm probably going to make some additional bracing or get something through Soul Function as well.

Thanks for the input dude! Always appreciated.

If you drop the sub-frame with the diff in it. You could fab up a stout brace that is mounted to the top of the diff and the sub-frame. I was thinking of doing this when I dropped my sub-frame when I did the bushings.

Spooler 01-09-2020 06:45 PM

That didn't take long. Overheating. Take a guess.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHLwMCyT51I

MZ DAIZY 01-10-2020 04:54 AM

At least he didn’t blow it up this time. Baby steps...

DaveZ03 01-10-2020 07:13 AM

I thought it was hilarious that after one pass, he was nervous about doing another.

Spooler 01-10-2020 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by DaveZ03 (Post 3899897)
I thought it was hilarious that after one pass, he was nervous about doing another.

If you have never been in a 800hp Z, I understand. They are fast. It takes a pair to drive them and a good amount of experience.

JARblue 01-10-2020 09:26 AM

Stop posting his videos and getting him more hits :p


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