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VRSenator065 replied to the topic AWD-T3-VR Lexcen in the forum Track Day, Race, or Burn Out Cars 6 years, 11 months ago
Hello hello, what going on ere then?
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic GMVL86 | 10.63 @ 132mph, Ls2, Vic Jr, Th350, 58oo Stall, Willwoods in the forum VB – VC – VH – VK – VL 6 years, 11 months ago
Fixed it for ya!!
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic SSR 304 in the forum VN – VP – VR – VS 6 years, 11 months ago
Personally cant help but maybe the SC makers have some tips?
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic GMVL86 | 10.63 @ 132mph, Ls2, Vic Jr, Th350, 58oo Stall, Willwoods in the forum VB – VC – VH – VK – VL 6 years, 11 months ago
Looks like you did ok at embedding it, cool as!!
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic Crewman vs Cross body? in the forum Body & Paint 6 years, 12 months ago
Welcome to the forum mate, IJ above is the man to speak too, if you haven’t already worth reading his build thread. May be different to what you have in mind given its a race car but worth a look
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic AWD-T3-VR Lexcen in the forum Track Day, Race, or Burn Out Cars 6 years, 12 months ago
Well if you don’t bin it occasionally you aren’t trying ;)
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic AWD-T3-VR Lexcen in the forum Track Day, Race, or Burn Out Cars 6 years, 12 months ago
From some angles it looks purposeful and tuiff, from other (^) well lets just say she doesn’t always show her pretty side
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic Build Ninja – 3D Printing – *New Designs Available* in the forum The Pool Room 6 years, 12 months ago
^Will contact you IJ when I get a spare minute
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic VR v2.0 in the forum VN – VP – VR – VS 6 years, 12 months ago
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic VR v2.0 in the forum VN – VP – VR – VS 6 years, 12 months ago
What sort of mufflers you using Cav, mine was relatively tame but way too loud with twin 3″
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic Renno's VN SS in the forum VN – VP – VR – VS 7 years ago
I dont have the rear ports plumbed, zero issues with overheating.
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic 2019 ZR1: 563 kW, 910 Nm in the forum News & Events 7 years ago
Was reading about it the other day, what a weapon!!
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic Renno's VN SS in the forum VN – VP – VR – VS 7 years ago
Vert neat!! Me likey!
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic VR Senator with LSx454 in the forum VN – VP – VR – VS 7 years ago
Got to actually do some work on it, a good mate is a ex auto electrician, he came around and we surgically removed the Lingenfelter converter box, and started the job of tidying up the loom. He needs a special crimp tool to do the injector loom plugs, but should get that done next week. Also he has suggested integrating the brake vacuum relay i…[Read more]
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic AWD-T3-VR Lexcen in the forum Track Day, Race, or Burn Out Cars 7 years ago
Loving that hand brake turn
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic VR v2.0 in the forum VN – VP – VR – VS 7 years ago
Yea baby, that’s what we have all been waiting for. Cool as.
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic Build Ninja – 3D Printing – *New Designs Available* in the forum The Pool Room 7 years ago
Thanks, I am actually going to fit mine to mine I think.
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic Wow cool banner! in the forum Forum Feedback & Support 7 years ago
Don’t stress about Cav Pirate, he is just pissed off his car isn’t done yet
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic VR Senator with LSx454 in the forum VN – VP – VR – VS 7 years ago
Yea its nice, all of it will easily spin to 7,000 which is where we are designing it too. That keeps heaps of torque, more than enough power on 98, and is right around the sweet spot for my ITB set up at 60mm. He just built a nice little small block 436 cube mopar, it made 798hp on 100 octane at 7,000, 831hp on race fuel, at 7,400rpm. Mine wo…[Read more]
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VRSenator065 replied to the topic VR Senator with LSx454 in the forum VN – VP – VR – VS 7 years ago
So the build is progressing, but this is the slow tedious part (machining & blueprinting). I am putting together a summary of what we have done so far and whats ordered, will post up soon.
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