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Old 03-05-2009, 12:17 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by travisjb View Post
  • new aftermarket oil cooler solution ! not a sponsor, but as you can see, it is a hefty unit ! I'm expecting good results at the track this Sat ! no more 'limp mode' !
  • washer fluid reservoir delete ! it's big and heavy and located at the leading position of the vehicle - not a good place to carry weight... mine was removed
  • new cat-back exhaust... I haven't heard it yet, but it looks beefy and I'm expecting to see some power improvement... the real gains will come later, once I get the intake, test pipes / HFC to go with it ! i'll post dyno's as soon as they become available... for now, I'm putting the baseline dyno in the second post
  • SPC adjustable rear camber arms care of sponsor THMotorsports !
  • Battery relocated to rear... despite my earlier posts, went with PC680
  • Stainless braided brake lines
  • Porsche GT3 seat added, along with custom kit/adapter
  • Hawk HP+ pads
  • Fluids swapped... went with Pure Power and ATE brake fluid
  • Various weight removed - see my other thread
1) I have my fingers crossed that your oil cooler has enough capacity to keep the temps under 260 degrees. Best of luck.
2) I will be getting a smaller washer fluid reservoir, maybe its something more ppl will also be interested in.
3) I know what you meant by cat-back, but that isn't a cat back. That is just a muffler. The canisters in front of it are resonators. The cats are in the heatshields further towards the front of the car. I know that you knew this and it was just a little mistake, but I had to clear that up a little.

How complicated was the battery relocation?

I must see pics of the seats!!

Went with the Hawks eh, let us know how those hold up on track.

Awesome awesome job Travis, way to take a step forward. I am starting my process as well. Start a thread in the members gallery too if you haven't already.

Also remember to get some lap times and video!!

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