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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2008/09/12 18:38:49 (permalink)
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yeah.. must be real fun at your work

anyhow, thanks again for your opinion, but as my research finds that the average lightoff temps are around 250deg/c and positioning is usually under the front seats, im not concerned at all... plus its not like its going to be some generic family runabout


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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2008/09/12 20:09:28 (permalink)
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hey if we're being picky here about the position of the cat yes the front most position would be optimal and there would be a noticable heat drop possably not getting the cat to its full operating temp, but if the engineer is happy cool you could hpc coat it or use heat wrap up to the cat although some exhaust shops say it chrystalizes the exhaust pipe causing early failure but really by that time you would have scraped it or dented it and be up for a change anyway !!!as for the car top marks looks good and as long as your happy sod the rest ....
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2008/09/12 22:48:49 (permalink)
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Nice to see such a good escort project taking place in tassie. We are blessed with quite flexible laws down here so you shouldn't have too much trouble. Where abouts are you situated in tas?? Good work mate, looking forwards to the end result should be a beast.
PS: Just a road car or you gunna have a go on the track??
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2008/09/12 23:21:27 (permalink)
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Why would it be harder up here in QLD. I had all those papers for my project and they were sent back saying ask the engineer. I got the go ahead, and then a fella i knew walked in and saw it and said when im ready give him a ring and he will sign it off no worries. RB20t btw.

As for the cat, their are quite a few cars where the cat is a fair distance form the engine, i think soarers or supras are like 1500mm from the engine. But this is a little bit far back for light off, but thats only if they want to get technical. As long as it passes thats all that matters.


cheers Anthony
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2008/12/13 23:18:06 (permalink)
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Hey Josh.. im up central north, it will definately be seeing the track... just not sure at what point though, probably run it on si plates for a year or two before it gets a good hard push.. though will have to give it a squirt or 2 down the quarter before then.

Recieved my approval in principal from the transport safety divison yesterday

got 12months to get it completed otherwise I need to reapply.. pretty good motivation to get it sorted.
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2008/12/14 00:04:02 (permalink)
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love this,well done m8 and a nice engine choice
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2008/12/14 00:04:57 (permalink)
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get a thread going in resto's on www.turbosport.co.uk bud.
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2009/05/01 23:05:17 (permalink)
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Cheers pig... yours is coming along quickly now... ill try and pull the finger out one day and start one.

had a day at it on the week end, made this









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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2009/06/01 21:26:27 (permalink)
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Well done niscort, That's not a exhaust, it's Art.
Good luck with mounting it up to body. Or are you sticking with the string?
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2009/06/01 22:17:18 (permalink)
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what a balancing act [:u]

count the number of stands and the jacks and the milk crates bricks and things. i realise its not holding the car up but its still all doing its bit
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2009/06/01 22:18:55 (permalink)
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would love to know how this sounds??
great work mate keep it going
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2009/07/01 09:29:00 (permalink)
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Nice work.

Would love to have some of your fabrication skills....[:I]

Only a year to wait until this beast is on the road!?!?!?

I cant wait to see the pics and videos...

Shaun
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2009/01/18 22:07:10 (permalink)
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christmas has finally passed and I managed to get a weekend in the shed.. bring on version 4 of the rear end [:o)]

gone are the lowering blocks... they are now forsale btw



I have also had enough of beating on the rear guards to gain more clearance, plus my rear track is a tinnny bit over the allowable increase, so I decided to shorten the housing









In the end I took 6mm off a side, pretty simple job really.

And with the wheels now able to roll free, i dropped it back on the ground with some dummy bumpstops... sort of forget how small it is when its always 2feet in the air...







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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2009/01/18 22:25:41 (permalink)
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that looks killer mate. wat superlites are they and wat dimension.
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RE: Project - niscort, up and going again 2009/01/18 22:30:24 (permalink)
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what a car, what colour is it going?
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