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Rocket Rally? Hmm... They aren't an authorized PPG dealer that I am aware of...
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Splinter wrote:Im probably not going to do stage rally in it... Since its balls-out modded, it'd be open class and Im no where near ready for that.
Good, I can almost guarantee you would kill yourself...
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Thats encouraging555BCTurbo wrote:Splinter wrote:Im probably not going to do stage rally in it... Since its balls-out modded, it'd be open class and Im no where near ready for that.
Good, I can almost guarantee you would kill yourself...

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I know it sounds bad...but at every rally there is at least one Noob with a car that is waaaaaay too powerful, and they usually end up on the lid or kissing a tree...
In gravel rally, slow is the absolute best way to start...
NA Legacy is as fast as I would recommend to anyone starting in rally, because Matt and I have still hit 105 mph on stage in his NA rallycar...and that is pretty hair-raising!
In gravel rally, slow is the absolute best way to start...
NA Legacy is as fast as I would recommend to anyone starting in rally, because Matt and I have still hit 105 mph on stage in his NA rallycar...and that is pretty hair-raising!
Nick
1987 Audi 4000CS quattro...soon to be 20VT
1994 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 CTD, #11 plate, 30 psi, Scotty II intake, 4" exhaust
1987 Audi 4000CS quattro...soon to be 20VT
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I would kill to have friends with rally cars AND EVENTS close by....555BCTurbo wrote:I know it sounds bad...but at every rally there is at least one Noob with a car that is waaaaaay too powerful, and they usually end up on the lid or kissing a tree...
In gravel rally, slow is the absolute best way to start...
NA Legacy is as fast as I would recommend to anyone starting in rally, because Matt and I have still hit 105 mph on stage in his NA rallycar...and that is pretty hair-raising!
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I'd agree completly with Nick. I'm by no means an expert rally driver but I can attest to the prowess a NA Legacy, even FWD, has on the gravel. You can still really get moving and hang it out there. I grew up surrounded by back woods gravel roads and can honestly say I've pushed my old car to it's limits. Those limits can be, as Nick put it, pretty hair raising.
But the above agreement was just an agreement. We all know Splinter's got his act together
. Keep up the good work bro.
But the above agreement was just an agreement. We all know Splinter's got his act together

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splinter cam gears! use plastic or metal ones? the ej20k came with plastic ones that i have was useing. legacy turbos came with the nice metal ones. which ones for hp an high relibility?
i have to check if there the same size to see if i could use them. or find a subaru motor that used all 4 metal ones for dohc motors.
i have to check if there the same size to see if i could use them. or find a subaru motor that used all 4 metal ones for dohc motors.
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Nico,
They switched to plastic cam gears for 2 reasons.
1. Less valvetrain inertia
2. In a wreck where the timing belt pops, the plastic gears are meant to explode and stop the rotation of the engine immediately. In many instances this has prevented valve interference and complete destruction of an engine.
Personally, I would go with what came on the engine...
They switched to plastic cam gears for 2 reasons.
1. Less valvetrain inertia
2. In a wreck where the timing belt pops, the plastic gears are meant to explode and stop the rotation of the engine immediately. In many instances this has prevented valve interference and complete destruction of an engine.
Personally, I would go with what came on the engine...
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They don't use metal gears anymore. JUN makes a set of adjustable ones... for $1200 per side.
Plastic cam gears are the reason for one guy who used to work at the shop's motor blowing up. Hit a deer, broke the cam gear, valve-to-valve.
Plastic cam gears are the reason for one guy who used to work at the shop's motor blowing up. Hit a deer, broke the cam gear, valve-to-valve.
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I said many instances, not all. A couple years back I bought a DOHC Ej25 with popped gears from a junkyard. The car was in a front end wreck. They sold it to me as a core because they thought the valves were bent. Got it home, and put new gears and belt on it and it ran perfect...
1974 Porsche 914 Cam Am Limted Edition AKA the Bumble Bee
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Suby Hai!
1973 Porsche 914 2.0 l -Suby swap pending
1968 Porsche 911t survivor 47k original miles
2000 2.5RS daily driver.
1999 2.5RS w/ 50+ extra whp
Suby Hai!
thanks guys for the info, i didnt no why they made them plastic so i will leave them alone know. it all makes cents know.
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EJ22T, STi EJ207 DOHC, Vi-PEC (Spare Autronic) @ 426.20HP / 394.94ft lb @ 00psi
Tuned By: Franz Diebold ( DIEBOLD AUTOSPORT ) @ NVauto
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Tuned By: Franz Diebold ( DIEBOLD AUTOSPORT ) @ NVauto
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I saw it just sitting there on a shelf when I was there last weekend. What would I do to have that garage?........BAC5.2 wrote:Matt - What ever happened to your Rimmer SC kit?
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