365 day Rx8 REW build.
#326
Yeah... I'm aware lol. I Just had the car out today. Playing around on 19psi and the tires were braking loose on me during a 4th gear pull (5-speed trans) @ 85mph and I was only at 5500-6000rpm and they would not grip all the way through 8500rpm and almost hitting 100mph.... This car with over 500whp is NO joke. I plan to run some r-comps on the car eventually, Im sure thats when ill start running into rear end issues. But time will tell!
#327
Boosted Kiwi
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Yeah... I'm aware lol. I Just had the car out today. Playing around on 19psi and the tires were braking loose on me during a 4th gear pull (5-speed trans) @ 85mph and I was only at 5500-6000rpm and they would not grip all the way through 8500rpm and almost hitting 100mph.... This car with over 500whp is NO joke. I plan to run some r-comps on the car eventually, Im sure thats when ill start running into rear end issues. But time will tell!
#335
I did already sell the ECU...
I had constant idle problems and drive-ability problems with the Microtech. I don't think its necessarily the Microtech, But the lack of support in my area and no help from microtech themselves. Customers service is KEY. and AEM has responded to all calls and emails with the answers I''m looking for. The new AEM infinity is unlimited to its capabilities. and I have a shop lined up to do all the tuning and street-ability tuning as well.
I had constant idle problems and drive-ability problems with the Microtech. I don't think its necessarily the Microtech, But the lack of support in my area and no help from microtech themselves. Customers service is KEY. and AEM has responded to all calls and emails with the answers I''m looking for. The new AEM infinity is unlimited to its capabilities. and I have a shop lined up to do all the tuning and street-ability tuning as well.
#345
I'll let you in on a secret. The week of March 14th is the time
#347
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Your build has turned out really nice Neal, clean and uncluttered, well done sir! Look forward to seeing the new numbers as well!
We did change the design Warrior. We build our kits in house and frankly they were very labor intensive to build so we revised the design. We wanted to keep it lightweight, further reduce nvh with larger bushings while maintaining it's original subframe reinforcement characteristics.
Sorry for the brief thread-jack Neal, let me know if I can help in any way, Scott
We did change the design Warrior. We build our kits in house and frankly they were very labor intensive to build so we revised the design. We wanted to keep it lightweight, further reduce nvh with larger bushings while maintaining it's original subframe reinforcement characteristics.
Sorry for the brief thread-jack Neal, let me know if I can help in any way, Scott
#348
Your build has turned out really nice Neal, clean and uncluttered, well done sir! Look forward to seeing the new numbers as well!
We did change the design Warrior. We build our kits in house and frankly they were very labor intensive to build so we revised the design. We wanted to keep it lightweight, further reduce nvh with larger bushings while maintaining it's original subframe reinforcement characteristics.
Sorry for the brief thread-jack Neal, let me know if I can help in any way, Scott
We did change the design Warrior. We build our kits in house and frankly they were very labor intensive to build so we revised the design. We wanted to keep it lightweight, further reduce nvh with larger bushings while maintaining it's original subframe reinforcement characteristics.
Sorry for the brief thread-jack Neal, let me know if I can help in any way, Scott
No problem, I wouldn't mind that new mount even though I'm not having any troubles with the current one. I just like new stuff
#349
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Your build has turned out really nice Neal, clean and uncluttered, well done sir! Look forward to seeing the new numbers as well!
We did change the design Warrior. We build our kits in house and frankly they were very labor intensive to build so we revised the design. We wanted to keep it lightweight, further reduce nvh with larger bushings while maintaining it's original subframe reinforcement characteristics.
Sorry for the brief thread-jack Neal, let me know if I can help in any way, Scott
We did change the design Warrior. We build our kits in house and frankly they were very labor intensive to build so we revised the design. We wanted to keep it lightweight, further reduce nvh with larger bushings while maintaining it's original subframe reinforcement characteristics.
Sorry for the brief thread-jack Neal, let me know if I can help in any way, Scott
I seen that he changed his design and wondered that myself. The only issue I ever had was the initial install I had to bore some of the holes to get some of the bolts through. But no big deal. I will note that the mount I have does not utilize all of the motor mount bolt holes on the engine side and his new design does. I have not noticed or had any problems with my current set-up. But if I had the cash laying around I wouldn't mind upgrading.
I'll let you in on a secret. The week of March 14th is the time
I'll let you in on a secret. The week of March 14th is the time
#350
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