JAS's Rebuild and twincam conversion. 302kw atw baby!!!

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OLD FART wrote:Hi Jason loved Mrs Tiger pics :D unfortunately somebody who lives here deleted them :(
I have been in contact with PALMSIDE in C/church and they are tring to come up with a Quaife lsd to fit our cars .As you are on the spot would you mind following this up .
If they do fit maybe with some minor machineing they appear to be a far better no maintainence unit
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Rad
lol Yes, very nice pics weren't they.

Sure thing Rad. I go there every now and then for Race Gas for my Bosses Race car.

Are you trying to get them for the small JA housing? Ive got one sitting in the man cave I could take in there for a measure up.

Shoot me the details at jp_prescott@hotmail.com
How much do they think they can do them for?

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1984 Sigma Super, Turbo Wagon
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Ive got the new springs in the car and have driven it around a little. Still feels hard but way better than it was before. So I think Ill leave the 335lb/inch fronts and 275lb/inch rears as they are for the moment.

As you can see in the pic one page back Im using those sloted camber plates for the rears. Well I was. I dont recommend them to anyone. With these in they lock up the rear suspension solid at the top and make the body flex. I even had one of the nuts that hold them in place pop a thread. The thread was so badly damaged that I had to grind the nut off!
They also felt very harsh on the road when compared to the factory ones.
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JAS wrote: As you can see in the pic one page back Im using those sloted camber plates for the rears. Well I was. I dont recommend them to anyone.
were those mookeeh ones?
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WANTSOM wrote:Personally, I find sloppy boxes very unsatisfying. I like them tight and taught to the point that if you dont have to push to get it in then its probably too old and time to get a new one :P
don't try explaining that to her tho..... just leave. lol
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Yip. Think so.
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There's that name again. :roll:
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nobody likes that brand?
quest wrote:
WANTSOM wrote:Personally, I find sloppy boxes very unsatisfying. I like them tight and taught to the point that if you dont have to push to get it in then its probably too old and time to get a new one :P
don't try explaining that to her tho..... just leave. lol
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OLD FART wrote:Hi Jason loved Mrs Tiger pics :D unfortunately somebody who lives here deleted them :(
I have been in contact with PALMSIDE in C/church and they are tring to come up with a Quaife lsd to fit our cars .As you are on the spot would you mind following this up .
If they do fit maybe with some minor machineing they appear to be a far better no maintainence unit
Cheers
Rad
I have a broken diff just sitting there if they need one for measurements
87 GSR-V, Factory DASH, Rebuilt bottom end with arp rod bolts and balance shafts removed, head reconed with 3 angle valve grind, TD05 housing machined out to take Garrett T4 internals, rebuilt and cryoed gearbox
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Yes I was going to do something about this this week. Alex, could you drop that diff in to my work at some stage. Would be good to have one to pull apart.
1984 Sigma Super, Turbo Wagon
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where do you work and when? give me a text mate
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Heres some pics from the South Island 4 and Rotors show and shine

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Very nice! :drool:
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Would love to hear about any progress on the quaife diff ?
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Lummy wrote:Would love to hear about any progress on the quaife diff ?
Been way to busy. But should have some free time in the next week or so
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1984 GSR II 4G63 302kw atw at 24psi

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No worries. Keep us updated - there's heaps of Starion owners that would love to have a high quality LSD.
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Been a bit of a problem with my starion...
Its been getting the rest of the tune done.....
And its making 320hp atw at 18psi, which isn't as mush as it should be making at that psi. And the power curve isn't great either. Bit laggy and tappers off after 6000rpm. The tuner said it feels like its got a restiction somewhere in the system. We're pretty sure its my rangi Exhaust manifold. Tomorrow hes going to try it at 20psi, but seems to think it will only make another 20hp.

He said at 20psi it should be making 400hp atw!!! And thinks it will with a better manifold on it. Thats quite a bit of HP Im missing out on!!

Not to worried about it though, as I did have a niggling thought in the back of my mind that it could cause problems down the track. Ill either make a better manifold for it at some stage or have one made by some one.

Still 340hp at the wheels will be alot of fun :)

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