The prelude Jrsc uses the same eaton m62 roots charger. And nath runs a charger?louckie wrote: I’ve been through Nathmannathans running the JRSC intested me, completely different to the charger they ran on the kit I had on my EP3 the h22 kit is more comprehensive and efficient than the Eaton JR62
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Re: BB8 Prelude VTI track build update 12-07-2018
It’s been a while since I’ve got through the thread, unless I was mistaken I’m sure the JRSC kit I looked at was twin screw and not a roots style charger, hence me commentsning or the efficiency of the lude kit I may well be wrong. Roots style chargers are ok but can’t match the efficiency of a twin screw. Especially on higher reving engines! I.e 8+KRattyMcClelland wrote:The prelude Jrsc uses the same eaton m62 roots charger. And nath runs a charger?louckie wrote: I’ve been through Nathmannathans running the JRSC intested me, completely different to the charger they ran on the kit I had on my EP3 the h22 kit is more comprehensive and efficient than the Eaton JR62
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Re: BB8 Prelude VTI track build update 12-07-2018
Repaired the power steering lines in a Ghetto fashion, I made sure the power steering line were protected as the go through the front slam panel so with any luck there'll be no chaffageeee
drilled so more breathing holes
got my other rocker cover and started to referb it, this time trimming the end off to expose the cam gears ( less to remove when doing a cam belt right lesson learnt with the last one not allowing the paint to cure enough before lacquering causing it to look complete and utterly jobby
anyway few pictures to keep you boys happy
drilled so more breathing holes
got my other rocker cover and started to referb it, this time trimming the end off to expose the cam gears ( less to remove when doing a cam belt right lesson learnt with the last one not allowing the paint to cure enough before lacquering causing it to look complete and utterly jobby
anyway few pictures to keep you boys happy
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Re: BB8 Prelude VTI track build update 16-07-2018
Here’s a update I had intentions on meeting you all the at simply Jap today, weather changed my mind driving 2 hrs 45mins to walk around in the wet I think not.
Here’s the lude Mugen kit on .... fits jobby but track car life right?
Also put a lift kit on the spare CRV
Here’s the lude Mugen kit on .... fits jobby but track car life right?
Also put a lift kit on the spare CRV
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Re: BB8 Prelude VTI track build update Mugen kit 29-07-2018
And you dude weird about your timing belt right?! Honestly dude if I didn’t have track time I’d have been over. Glad you sorted it, you said cam pulley came loose yeah?mart609 wrote:Hey dude,
Nice meeting you at mimms the other day.
Cheers for the bit of help with the wagon.
Keep up the good work