The Official "RX8 in DSP" Thread
#1303
We've ran the 17x10 +52 949 wheels, they were very light, not even 18lbs iirr. We also have the Wedsports that are 17x10.5 mentioned above. They are 21lbs, not 25. Our current 18x11 CCW's are 21lbs I believe.
Looking forward to seeing a lot of you out at Nationals! We are arriving later tonight.
BTW, if anyone hasn't left yet that has an S1 transmission, I know an STX friend who is in need of one!
Looking forward to seeing a lot of you out at Nationals! We are arriving later tonight.
BTW, if anyone hasn't left yet that has an S1 transmission, I know an STX friend who is in need of one!
#1304
I've been looking at flywheel/clutch combinations. Several of you have mentioned a Tillton arrangement. For my personal situation at local events I won't be bringing the car on a trailer. I'm thinking I should go for a clutch that is too small so that I don't wear it out prematurely driving it on the street to and from events? I could still eliminate a bunch of weight from the flywheel but I am not sure what direction to head on the clutch. I don't have personal experience to go off of. Any advice?
#1306
If you want light wheels you gotta pay to play
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/sponsor-...batch-1196754/
not as light, not as expensive, but the Goodwin/Konig wheel is a less expensive though spaced out further
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/sponsor-...-50-a-1168357/
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/sponsor-...batch-1196754/
not as light, not as expensive, but the Goodwin/Konig wheel is a less expensive though spaced out further
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/sponsor-...-50-a-1168357/
Last edited by TeamRX8; 08-31-2019 at 08:22 PM.
#1307
Went from my car the other day to John's and damn the car can pull. It felt like going from a stock NA miata to a slap-on-Chinese-choo-choo-boi kit.
Can't wait to replace my engine.
#1308
Well watch out for that “one thing leads to another” pit, it’s not so easy to get out of
bled all my brakes 2 nights ago and the pistons are hung up/dragging in my front RB calipers; going to need rebuilding (more $ & time)
clutch bleed went fine, but had to order a remote slave bleed kit from Japan because it won’t be so accessible later (more $ & time)
went to do the install on the oil cooler and lines last night and didn’t leave myself enough room at the oil return mount on the upper rear iron mounting point; going to require a minimum-profile oil return manifold. (more $ & time)
So I was thinking to go work on the radiator shrouding today, but am feeling a bit apprehensive on what will show itself next, lolz
bled all my brakes 2 nights ago and the pistons are hung up/dragging in my front RB calipers; going to need rebuilding (more $ & time)
clutch bleed went fine, but had to order a remote slave bleed kit from Japan because it won’t be so accessible later (more $ & time)
went to do the install on the oil cooler and lines last night and didn’t leave myself enough room at the oil return mount on the upper rear iron mounting point; going to require a minimum-profile oil return manifold. (more $ & time)
So I was thinking to go work on the radiator shrouding today, but am feeling a bit apprehensive on what will show itself next, lolz
#1311
because I have weirdo ideas on how to do things
was a bit disappointed though as the fan ended up quite a bit heavier than the manufacturer claimed. No weight savings here, but the weight is shifted right of centerline, kicks out 2300 cfm on high speed as a pusher configuration, and will also flow better for racing. Should be more than enough.
was a bit disappointed though as the fan ended up quite a bit heavier than the manufacturer claimed. No weight savings here, but the weight is shifted right of centerline, kicks out 2300 cfm on high speed as a pusher configuration, and will also flow better for racing. Should be more than enough.
#1316
Representation seems light, but it was probably coming to that eventually.
CSP being 2 seconds faster on the same course caught my eye, but Billy did zing it on his last run (oh, he already won this AM!). They ran first and DSP last. Maybe different conditions contributed to that much time separation, but it was a bit surprising.
CSP being 2 seconds faster on the same course caught my eye, but Billy did zing it on his last run (oh, he already won this AM!). They ran first and DSP last. Maybe different conditions contributed to that much time separation, but it was a bit surprising.
#1319
well congrats to Tamra for winning the DSP National Championship! Great winning time today. Looks like yesterdays leader might have played it safe after cones the first two runs. Just the same, being in the hole on Day 1 and coming back on day 2 with really strong runs to take a well earned win is a sign of a true champion!
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Last edited by TeamRX8; 09-04-2019 at 06:26 PM.
#1324
If you ever want to free yourself of them, give me a holler. I have an awful set of KWV3's that I'd like to replace when the time comes.
#1325
Billy is a bit of a monster behind the wheel, and unfortunately you can't put a Billy Davis tax on the CSP PAX. lol