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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/16 10:42:57 (permalink)
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Awsum work man!
Super jelous of u being able to enjoy the finished product haha

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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/16 16:35:07 (permalink)
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thats awesome, love the video!!!
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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/17 18:21:50 (permalink)
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Cheers guys.
 
Went to replace the busted uni joints on the tail shaft and worked out that the gearbox yoke is twisted!!!!
Now I have a decision to make, get another of the same yoke, or get another tailshaft made up with bigger uni joints and stronger yoke etc.
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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/19 20:49:12 (permalink)
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Turns out the yoke that failed is an aftermarket unit, made out of crap material and not as strong as oem Nissan yoke.
Sourced a Nissan yoke  and replaced uni joints with some Hardy spicer performance uni joints, probably could have done with a tailshaft balance but will do that later. Tailshaft is back in, ready for some more action....
 
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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/20 08:41:05 (permalink)
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good work, now go out and find the next weakest part. its a fun process doing so. and when u stop breaking things add more power
 

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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/24 22:32:01 (permalink)
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just wondering what u think of the R1R's you have on the car. How highly do you rate them over a more normal style of tyre.

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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/25 15:58:15 (permalink)
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as a passenger in this car, i will get in with my 2 cents
 
THOSE TYRES ARE AMAZING, my research has been done these are the tyres ill be fitting too the panelvan hands down
 


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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/25 18:40:51 (permalink)
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R1Rs r a solid choice of tyre...

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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/25 19:37:45 (permalink)
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been a passenger in this car too and i agree. very good tyre
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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/25 22:12:12 (permalink)
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Mish

good work, now go out and find the next weakest part. its a fun process doing so. and when u stop breaking things add more power



Thanks mish,
This is the first breakage/failure in two and a half years! Had I sorted the rear suspension to eliminate axle tramp there probably wouldn't be a failure......I expected some axle tramp but **** .....that **** was violent. Car has been very reliable
And that's what I love about it the most.
More power hey, funny you should mention it because I am looking at some upgrades at the moment and its very hard choice mainly because I am trying to retain current low end and midrange while looking for a bit more top end power. I realise what I want may not be possible so I am prepared to compromise a bit.
Careful turbo choice and few other mods should get me there, but if I don't succeed I will go back to current turbo and do some 'tweaks'.

Tyres, well I love these R1Rs so much that when these are worn out I'll be getting some more. As others have mentioned already simply impressive.

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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/27 00:47:00 (permalink)
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Matt75

Great stuff mate,

You'll have to make the trip oveer to Small Ford Sunday in Vic next year.

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Matt 

Hey Matt,
Would love to come over next year. Been talking to few mates about this, so
Hopefully a few of us will make the trip next year😊

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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/27 09:28:43 (permalink)
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Great, it's an awesome day and the new venue really caers for everyone.
 
We should look into doing some sort of cruise as part of the event as we are getting quite a number of interstate cars in the last few years.
 
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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/27 20:35:17 (permalink)
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Hey mate,
R1R 's and MT streets like on my mustang are great for street,
but next time for drags get some full slicks to bolt up. 
You'll be amazed how hot 7lbs slicks hook.
Are you heading out on the 18th May? May be up for some grudge racing ;)
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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/29 18:14:43 (permalink)
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Hey mate,
What happened to you?? I was kind of expecting you at April meet.
You heading out on 18th?
I seriously doubt going on 18th, I will definitely need to sort out my axle tramp before next trip to the
drags.
Oh and I am missing some parts under the bonnet..........

 
 
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Re:RS 2000 - SR20DET 2013/04/29 19:35:09 (permalink)
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bigger and better i presume??
 
 

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