My Nissan Silvia S15

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BenTaylor
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Post by BenTaylor »

Danny@APT wrote:Hope you've heat-proofed the wiring along the chassis rail on the exhaust manifold side... it gets a little toasty down there. ;)

Looking good so far!
No ignitor to worry about on the S15 Spec-R :)

You should have just bought that short port plenum mate ;)

drifter
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BenTaylor wrote:No ignitor to worry about on the S15 Spec-R :)

You should have just bought that short port plenum mate ;)
Already sold mate, I was all ready with the card :D We'll get an idea on how well this pikey setup will work now compared to the new Greddy short port soon with a bit of luck. At least it's not a standard plenum, although the throttle is. Will drop in to see Gary tonight to see when it can be booked in. I've still not took it down the road, but I have now reworked the idle control pipe so should be all set this weekend :)

drifter
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BenTaylor wrote:No ignitor to worry about on the S15 Spec-R :)

You should have just bought that short port plenum mate ;)
Hah, Taylor you nooooooooob. Notification emails never lie :D ;)

drifter
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Shouldn't be long now, will be confirming a date this week :) Took it down the road for the first time to make sure it drove okay. The whistle from the new turbo is mental, it's constantly trying to make boost when I don't want it to so I think it's going to be a bit lively :D

After sitting in the garage for a few weeks it's now sulking in the back garden...

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drifter wrote:Hah, Taylor you nooooooooob. Notification emails never lie :D ;)
Lol, I thought for a moment that you'd swapped over the full S14a loom as I bought your S15 one, then I remembered you bought another car...

drifter
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Post by drifter »

New parts :D

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New Greddy plenum with 70mm throttle which should help reduce what seems to be a restriction on the inlet :) I've also ordered a set of Tomei cam sprockets from RHDJapan seeing as the Nissan VVT is pretty pointless now.

Only thing left to sort is horrendous brake judder. I've had the disks skimmed while they were off, but it's worse than before with the pad deposits stuck to them. There's no obvious reason other than they were skimmed on the piss :( I'm going to call Scole Engineering tomorrow as they do on the car brake skimming which they can do, but needed to check they could do 356mm. If that doesn't cure it, feck knows what the problem is.

200jimcone
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Post by 200jimcone »

Looking good mate. Hope the old plenum ain't to butchered ;)

IWANT1
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Post by IWANT1 »

Have you checked hub run out?
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" Uh Betty you should of seen this car in Ely today!! it had stickers and stripes
all over it, and when it started up, the noise!!!, I could feel my teeth rattling!!!"

drifter
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200jimcone wrote:Looking good mate. Hope the old plenum ain't to butchered ;)
Butchered? Never :D It's fine mate, I'll give it a quick look when it comes off, but it should be fine :)
IWANT1 wrote:Have you checked hub run out?
They were fine when the old brakes were on, Danny cleaned all the hub faces etc so they should be fine I would have thought :)

200jimcone
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Post by 200jimcone »

Is the one your removing the same as Nash s ?

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