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Post by Pinkfluffybunnys »

Here are some pictures of the branch

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2008 Mazda 6 MPS - Daily Drive
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1993 Nissan Sentra 200STI SR20VE – Mild VE
1\4 mile: 14.815 @153km\h @ ODI --- 1KM:195Km\h

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Post by phoenix s14 »

REAAAAAALLY pretty... I love the SS manifolds. would also wrap it though like you said before. burnt an alternator once with an un wrapped branch.

You got the VVL working again? When will we see some dyno numbers?
Really interested in your build - looking at something similar but on another platform. :wink:
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Updated Picture after a little paint
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Picture of the down-pipe
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2008 Mazda 6 MPS - Daily Drive
1\4 Mile:
1993 Nissan Sentra 200STI SR20VE – Mild VE
1\4 mile: 14.815 @153km\h @ ODI --- 1KM:195Km\h

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Post by phoenix s14 »

NICE! looks like you need a new sump pan though. :lol:
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I wouldn't even bother to wrap the header,
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Update
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Got my hands on a sweat deal a brand new Zeitronics ZR-2 Data logger and wideband for R2100

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2008 Mazda 6 MPS - Daily Drive
1\4 Mile:
1993 Nissan Sentra 200STI SR20VE – Mild VE
1\4 mile: 14.815 @153km\h @ ODI --- 1KM:195Km\h

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Well, I got my Tune on this morning

The car is set at between 15.8 -15.2 light throttle (highway)

14.8 -14.2 Light Load

13.8 -13.3 Full Throttle
2008 Mazda 6 MPS - Daily Drive
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1993 Nissan Sentra 200STI SR20VE – Mild VE
1\4 mile: 14.815 @153km\h @ ODI --- 1KM:195Km\h

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Post by Lindt »

can I ask a quick question, why didn't you move the lambda sensor to after the last collector?
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can I ask a quick question, why didn't you move the lambda sensor to after the last collector?
The Bung is blocked by the shifter linkage at the collector

They welded the down pipe on skew, I did a little research and the stock location isn’t too bad but not the best

But it will have to do for now
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1993 Nissan Sentra 200STI SR20VE – Mild VE
1\4 mile: 14.815 @153km\h @ ODI --- 1KM:195Km\h

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Post by Lindt »

ok, thought there might have been something in the way. should be fine there, I might have swopped it to the 1-4 pistons, as they are normally the ones that run lean.
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ok, thought there might have been something in the way. should be fine there, I might have swopped it to the 1-4 pistons, as they are normally the ones that run lean.
Cool, I will try that :)

thinking of porting the intake manifold aswell :D
2008 Mazda 6 MPS - Daily Drive
1\4 Mile:
1993 Nissan Sentra 200STI SR20VE – Mild VE
1\4 mile: 14.815 @153km\h @ ODI --- 1KM:195Km\h

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Post by Lindt »

do it, would have been nice if you could send it to the states to be extrude honed, best way to do a intake manifold
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do it, would have been nice if you could send it to the states to be extrude honed, best way to do a intake manifold
I would like to do that but I was thinking of asking a good friend to cut it open for me, I will port the inside then begging him to weld it up for me.

Guy knows how to weld dont want to ask the guys in PTA to do it.
2008 Mazda 6 MPS - Daily Drive
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1993 Nissan Sentra 200STI SR20VE – Mild VE
1\4 mile: 14.815 @153km\h @ ODI --- 1KM:195Km\h

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Post by Pinkfluffybunnys »

Howzit Guys...

Little update.

The car ran a 15.5 at tarlton on friday.
2008 Mazda 6 MPS - Daily Drive
1\4 Mile:
1993 Nissan Sentra 200STI SR20VE – Mild VE
1\4 mile: 14.815 @153km\h @ ODI --- 1KM:195Km\h

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Post by Lindt »

that's not bad at all, congrats
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