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18-05-2008, 09:21 PM
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Thanks guys 
Yep, because he couldn't keep the frontwheel down
Can't keep him behind me on the road, that bike goes fast as hell :P
Honda CBR 900RR with some tuning done, over 150hp :P
Going to dyno with the Cossie some day soon.
Must get it mapped, cause the cams are way too wild compared to the rest of the parts..
So normal grey/T35 chips doesn't work very well..
But a livemap and a dynorun will be nice
Yep, because he couldn't keep the frontwheel down
Can't keep him behind me on the road, that bike goes fast as hell :P
Honda CBR 900RR with some tuning done, over 150hp :P
Going to dyno with the Cossie some day soon.
Must get it mapped, cause the cams are way too wild compared to the rest of the parts..
So normal grey/T35 chips doesn't work very well..
But a livemap and a dynorun will be nice
26-11-2008, 06:25 PM
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has the power 
26-11-2008, 07:48 PM
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The pinion broke straight off, with no warnings ahead of the breakage.
Newly fitted by a pro, worked just fine.
Got wheelspin in 2.gear, and then got grip and it said bang :P
But got the Quaife unit fitted into an other housing a week later,
and worked fine the rest of this season
Newly fitted by a pro, worked just fine.
Got wheelspin in 2.gear, and then got grip and it said bang :P
But got the Quaife unit fitted into an other housing a week later,
and worked fine the rest of this season
27-11-2008, 02:58 PM
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Hehe, to much bad luck i guess
Totaly agree
Lost the original splitter during mapping on the road last summer in 130mph +
I guess im going for a laguna splitter.
Would love a Rouse splitter, but its quite expencive and hard to get here in Norway.
Could get one from UK, but it cost...
Totaly agree
Lost the original splitter during mapping on the road last summer in 130mph +
I guess im going for a laguna splitter.
Would love a Rouse splitter, but its quite expencive and hard to get here in Norway.
Could get one from UK, but it cost...
was Ł70 buy it now,
28-11-2008, 02:41 PM
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That would be great, send me a PM when you have talked to him
Regards Kristian
31-03-2009, 02:26 PM
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Rebuilt and even more ported head.
Got new cams this year, Newman BD16+ and hydraulic lifters.
Block painted, awaiting piston rings, and then will be assembled with
JE pistons with valve pockets, h-profile rods, new bearings etc.
Underneat the car
Engine bay.
Powdercoated parts
Welding som rust at the moment,
will paint the car underneat, inside and in the enginebay.
Hopefully i will get the car ready in the end of may
The specs will be
200block, 0,5 overdim
JE pistons with valve pockets, ca 8,5:1 comp
H-profile rods
Clevite bearings
polished and balanced crank
Ported and rebuilt 2wd head with double valve springs
Newman BD16+ cams and hydraulic lifters
Kent adjustable cam pulleys
split pulse T4 divided manifold
ex wastegate
Garrett GT3582r with T4 divided a/r 1.06 housing
Reworked 4x4 inlet with spacer
4x4 fuel rail and regulator
3" BMW trottle body
3" RS500 ic
grp. a gasket
arp studs
turbo cooler
oil cooler, remote oil filter
Full spec list when i get the car finished
Got new cams this year, Newman BD16+ and hydraulic lifters.
Block painted, awaiting piston rings, and then will be assembled with
JE pistons with valve pockets, h-profile rods, new bearings etc.
Underneat the car
Engine bay.
Powdercoated parts
Welding som rust at the moment,
will paint the car underneat, inside and in the enginebay.
Hopefully i will get the car ready in the end of may
The specs will be
200block, 0,5 overdim
JE pistons with valve pockets, ca 8,5:1 comp
H-profile rods
Clevite bearings
polished and balanced crank
Ported and rebuilt 2wd head with double valve springs
Newman BD16+ cams and hydraulic lifters
Kent adjustable cam pulleys
split pulse T4 divided manifold
ex wastegate
Garrett GT3582r with T4 divided a/r 1.06 housing
Reworked 4x4 inlet with spacer
4x4 fuel rail and regulator
3" BMW trottle body
3" RS500 ic
grp. a gasket
arp studs
turbo cooler
oil cooler, remote oil filter
Full spec list when i get the car finished
01-03-2010, 07:27 PM
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Wow, long time no seen for this tread :P
Roman: Yes it's a GT3582r BB.
Fezzajsy: Thanks!
Not much have been done on the car since last update..
Bought a new house, and moving the car to another bigger place these days.
So after a couple of weeks the work will start again
A few pics
Powdercoated parts.
Balanced and polished crankshaft
Block soon ready for new pistons. Been a change in plans.
Not going to use the pistons that i had planned.
Flywheel machined
More updates will come soon
Roman: Yes it's a GT3582r BB.
Fezzajsy: Thanks!
Not much have been done on the car since last update..
Bought a new house, and moving the car to another bigger place these days.
So after a couple of weeks the work will start again
A few pics
Powdercoated parts.
Balanced and polished crankshaft
Block soon ready for new pistons. Been a change in plans.
Not going to use the pistons that i had planned.
Flywheel machined
More updates will come soon