Nope still there i drove past before .Quote:
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Nope still there i drove past before .Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
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Damm.
The waiting game has started.
Hah, was it out the front or inside? I haven't got the call yet so I'm guessing they are still goingQuote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
It was inside I saw the back of it and bonnet up. This was about 9am .
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I called them earlier. It's on the dyno currently. Keen as to pick it up!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
have you got it yet
Waiting!!!!!!!!
And waiting.....
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173kw and 680nn....
Where is it???
Is it finished?
Well holy moly. Easily the best mod I've done so far. It's safe tuned to about 152rwkw, it was 75 prior to the pump. It's sooo nice to drive now! I'll have to keep an eye on my speed as it will be possible to get tickets now!
Mark seems to think that my tyres are sapping about 20-30kw so he said I'm welcome to re run it with some at's for free.
Awesome Chappy, what torque?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
That's awesome mate! There'd be a bit more in it though if you wanted?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
What tyres do you have?
Not sure about the torque, I didn't ask & it doesn't have it on the dyno sheet. She pulls like a bus full of school boys now though.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
Yeah definitely, I just wanted to safe tune as it's more for every day driving/touring now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
33" Federal Couragias. He said because they are an aggressive MT terrain they sap the power.
Show us a pic of the dyno?
That's strange there's no Torque on the dyno mate. Show us what print out they gave you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
That's awsome, sounds very nice. Does it start nice and snappy? ? . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
I'll take a photo of the dyno sheet shortly and upload it. It starts differently now, it revs up for a split second just as it fires.
Unlikely. You will usually see around 20-30kw drivetrain losses. They should be able to put all the info into the machine to get it as accurate as possible. They are only a 33. will normally only see 5-10 % with tyre size changes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
Dont delve to deep into my comments. It is a good improvement with nearly double what you started with. And as you say the driveability has improved a lot. Improving driveability is what really makes these things fun to drive.
Exactly. I'm more than happy with the results and it's nice knowing that there's more to come if I want to upgrade again.Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby
Good to hear your happy with itQuote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
A pleasure to drive especially after the $$ spent actually turn your car into a fun thing to drive.
First thing you will notice you'll arrive at your destination less tired as less input as a driver is required.
& if your towing its a huge difference to arrive fresh.
Definitely. It will be nice not having to constantly run through gears & be driving by the gauges. I'm hoping next weekend I might take her for a run up the Hume and see how it goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robo
Don't forget the SPEEDO lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
I had a chat with Mark at JPC today. They do a 4 Terrain clutch kit for $1600 installed. He tells me another customer of his is making 196kw on 37s with the same clutch. It also comes with warranty, if it slips it will be fixed apparently.
Sounds like a good deal, what do you guys think?
Hey mate, I asked about these clutches a little while ago.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...rrain-clutches
Beneboy said his 4Terrain was holding up at 750nm
Hey Winnie, thanks for the link. That sounds promising. He said it didn't hold up after the build though, do you know what he did?Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
He did an all out performance build... it is full on!
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...Some-td42-pics
That's pretty full on!Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Kw means nothing. It might have only had 650nm depending on the setup even 4.6s to drive the 37s. I would be looking for one that atleast holds 800nm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
I have that written down from our chat the other night. I still need to ring NPC & ask about their clutches. I'll ring UFI tonight and ask about theirs.Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby
Npc viper will do 1000nm. Ufi say 800nm but the one in the test vehicle has help up at 1000+nm. If you go the npc just get the clutch and have your flywheel drilled to suit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
I will also highly recommend lightening the flywheel and have the clutch/flywheel assembly balanced. You will like the difference it makes and it also helps in preventing crank breakages.
4Terrain are great clutched from my research. They're only around the corner from me just off Settlement rd.
Heres mine sitting in the garage after Mudski didn't need it for his car.
Comes with an uber timber box, if that doesn't sell it, i don't know what will. lol
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...id=67380&stc=1
I asked JPC about lightening the flywheel and they suggested leaving it as it is, everything else I have heard and read suggests otherwise though. I'm not sure who else in Melbourne I can speak to about getting it all drilled and balanced.Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby
Hence why I dont like them. Need to aim for 1.5 to 2kg of the original weight. Any engine builder/reconditioner should be able to do the drilling, lightening, balancing and facing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
Let's stay in contact Chappy as I'm looking at the same thing too except I won't be ready for a month or so $$$Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
No worries mate, sounds good. I'm wanting to get one done before the Licola trip, the boss will confirm tomorrow if I can have the time off or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
I just got off the phone from Matt at UFI, $850 delivered for their clutch. Good for 1000nm. He said to have my flywheel machined & lightened by 2kg at least.
The workshop across from my work has quoted $700 to fit a clutch for me.
Yep that's the same price I got too for the clutch from ufi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
Sounds like a winner!
This thread has an echo....Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
There seems to be haha. Thanks for your help and wisdom once again. I'll hopefully order a UFI this week.Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby