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Old 19-03-2015, 06:45 PM
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great result craig that was me in the silver bug hatch giving you toots & thumbs on the freeway car looks mint mate
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4th gear with 1:1 setting? Nice curve never than less:thumbup:

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I see 5th gear on the sheet?
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I see 5th gear on the sheet?
5th gear at 3700 rpm can not do 80kph unless its a really close ratio box? I might be wrong or dyno setting wrong.....

Its a good power curve still.
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The real question is how long will the driveshafts last this season. Hopefully the new driveline works a treat for you Craig. Love those launches.
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Hey Craig, what are you doing about the e85 in the tank between events? Are you planning on draining?

I've been advised not to leave e85 in a tank longer than 10 days.. Thoughts?
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Old 21-03-2015, 09:37 AM
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The E85 we had in the tank was in There from October last year. When we cranked it over mid January the car fired first hit no worries. I'm not sure if all this "can't leave e85 for more than 10 days bs comes from.
Considering your fuel tank is a sealed container it should be able to sit there for ages before it goes off. If you left your tank open, I'm sure it would be a different story.
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From what I understand it's more about the lines? From a corrosive perspective.


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From what I understand it's more about the lines? From a corrosive perspective.


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We are running stainless solid lines the whole way through the car up to fully braided lines to the reg and rails etc etc.
I'm sure in newer cars - 2000+ it would be an issue. In saying that Im no expert.
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