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#11
I know what you mean about the torque all coming on at once.

Don’t kid yourself, and keep it in perspective.

Spiro makes about 50% more torque, and in a far narrower rev band than your car, and will hit incredibly hard. It’s a different level of performance.

The huge turbo he runs will bring power on far harder than the stock turbo, and that will cause far more stress on all drivetrain components than would otherwise be the case.

Spiro

I strongly recommend that you put dowel pins in that flywheel, for your own safety.

You’re now making very good power, and loooking at the graph provided there’s still more top end potential to be realized.

Brian

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#12
Spiro makes about 50% more torque, and in a far narrower rev band than your car, and will hit incredibly hard. It’s a different level of performance.

I am not 'taking the piss' here, but it seems like Spiro's car almost lives like the good ol fashioned 'All or Nothing' Turbocars (obviously due to Turbo size of a small planet and huge boost).

My real query is, what is it like being launched by this at full noise. I can imagine it IS like being hit in the back with a sledgehammer :gooff:

Well this doesnt seem to go that fa............WHUMP

Lumpy :laughing:

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Spiro makes about 50% more torque, and in a far narrower rev band than your car, and will hit incredibly hard. It’s a different level of performance.

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I am not 'taking the piss' here, but it seems like Spiro's car almost lives like the good ol fashioned 'All or Nothing' Turbocars (obviously due to Turbo size of a small planet and huge boost).

My real query is, what is it like being launched by this at full noise. I can imagine it IS like being hit in the back with a sledgehammer :gooff:

Well this doesnt seem to go that fa............WHUMP

Lumpy :laughing:

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Well Lumpy

It has only been launched once by myself at the track with street slicks at it broke everything at 10psi so whump with bang!!!!!!!

I drove the car last night it was scary to say the least I was taking the prospect highway turn in to the M4 changed into 3rd gear easy and decided to give it a boot full in 3rd on the auto for a top end charge what I didn't expect is what followed at about 5500rpm and 25psi the tyres just let go at 135kmph being unexpected when it stepped out it was very scary at that speed.

To be honest anything over 620rwhp on the street is overkill to say the least, but what the heck cant turn back now.

Regards

Spiro

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Great stuff Spiro. Good luck on getting a good time.

Are you still heading to Heathcote on the 16th July? It would be great to meet you and see your car. :laughing:

Geea. :gooff:

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Hey Geeea

Looking forward to heathcote so far I am still coming down hope I don't break anything in the mean time.

Cheers

Spiro

#15
Great stuff Spiro. Good luck on getting a good time.

Are you still heading to Heathcote on the 16th July? It would be great to meet you and see your car. :laughing:

Geea. :nono:

Hey Geeea

Looking forward to heathcote so far I am still coming down hope I don't break anything in the mean time.

Cheers

Spiro

Excellent. There will be a few forum members there :gooff:

#16

Strewth it must be hairy in a sasquatch kind of way at times

#17
Great stuff Spiro. Good luck on getting a good time.

Are you still heading to Heathcote on the 16th July? It would be great to meet you and see your car. :tease:

Geea. :glad:

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Hey Geeea

Looking forward to heathcote so far I am still coming down hope I don't break anything in the mean time.

Cheers

Spiro

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Excellent. There will be a few forum members there :tease:

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And a few sorry LS1's too by the sounds of things...

#18
Don’t kid yourself, and keep it in perspective.

Thanks brian, but my comment was in relation to the failure of components in my experience and power level (hence it's my comment). Given this Im more than able to provide some empathy for his understanding.

Either way don't see what it has to do with you...

#19
in my experience

Given this Im more than able to provide some empathy for his understanding.

:msm::blush::msm::blush:

#20

Don’t kid yourself, and keep it in perspective.

Thanks brian, but my comment was in relation to the failure of components in my experience and power level (hence it's my comment). Given this Im more than able to provide some empathy for his understanding.

Either way don't see what it has to do with you...

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Geeseman , Brian just gets upset when people talk about breaking things as his car is king of breaking things and being off the road

Sorry I had to :blush: its all in fun :blush:

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