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Old 08-12-2012, 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Charles R. Hill
Shady, you are at your BEST right here! LOL
LOL thank you sir!

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The problem was all my fault, Mike, and I apologize. I fucked up.
Thanks, Erick, for fixing the problem and BHR shall reward you handsomely.
At least someone was around to notice and fix the issue. Not everyone is perfect all the time, you guys have a good enough track record to make a few mistakes here and there .
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shady seems to be the only one here with a straight up answer .
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LOL Winning!
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Originally Posted by Charles R. Hill
Thanks, Erick, for fixing the problem and BHR shall reward you handsomely.
Just doing my job.




And for all you wondering about how much WHP this machine will make,,,, Stay tuned. It's going back on a "real" Dyno very soon.

I''m thinking it's gonna put down around 350 WHP. But what do I know.
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Originally Posted by dondo
[*]BHR built and ported motor with NRS ceramic seals
stock seal height or deeper RX7 height ?
2 piece or 1 piece ?

also - why did you go ceramic ?
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and soon I hope!!
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Kane was saying something (negative) about those a while back - if the problem persists - try something different there .
Yeah the latency was acting weird on a few of them, I never did figure it out.
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Tracked at PR on Wed. and it was 70 degrees. Would hit 216 briefly and cool down around 210. Mainly stayed at 212.
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So what type of cooling mods are you looking at doing?
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I'm not, just giving dondo stock cooling numbers
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after looking long and hard at the cooling jackets and the way the oil circulates--i have come to realize that the oil temps are more important than i previously believed and that the cooling around the exhaust can be helped. A lot of people probably already know these things--but it was an "aha" moment for me.
Controlling the temps are critical in this engine ( duh) but also, controlling the temperature swings ( oil and water) are also critical.
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Originally Posted by olddragger
after looking long and hard at the cooling jackets and the way the oil circulates--i have come to realize that the oil temps are more important than i previously believed and that the cooling around the exhaust can be helped. A lot of people probably already know these things--but it was an "aha" moment for me.
Controlling the temps are critical in this engine ( duh) but also, controlling the temperature swings ( oil and water) are also critical.
You should move to SARXVILLE so we can design some weird crap!
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dondo and I'll be tracking next week, what oil temps should I be looking for? I'll see if my app reads oil temps.
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220's would be good ..depending on where the sensor is
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exactly.
I really like oil temps under 200F on the return side. No matter if it is synthetic or not.
I also dont like coolant temp swings of 30 degrees F in just a few minutes of stop light driving. This is what I have seen on some others cars.

Hey SARX--I may grow that beard
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What direction will my OBDII pick up my oil temps if I can grt it to?
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What direction will my OBDII pick up my oil temps if I can grt it to?
It wont you need to install an aftermarket gauge.
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Ok, thank you.
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Updates?
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I'll ask too. Any updates? I have been reading this thread, and you have me hooked.
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I did see the car in person last night. Running and driving. Sounded absolutely amazing!
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I got to do a short ride along last night in the car. I'll let Kane, Easy, or Dondo explain what all has been done. But it was an amazing ride considering it was my first boosted RX8.
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like most threads....no updates after they get to the fun stuff
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Well it's not my car. So I don't know the full details. I'm sure they will get to updating the thread. But all of them are some busy individuals.
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I'll leave this right here. From the Toy Run yesterday.
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