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Foozrcool
Posted 5/8/2013 08:07 (#15464 - in reply to #13556)
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Posted 2/9/2013 17:15 (#15624 - in reply to #13556)
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Location: An island off southern Tasmania.		Some pics of the plumbing.



(front turbo and plumbing.JPG)



(front turbo-custom manifold-heatshield mount.JPG)



(turbo plumbing viwed from rear.JPG)



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Attachments front turbo-custom manifold-heatshield mount.JPG (146KB - 565 downloads)
Attachments turbo plumbing viwed from rear.JPG (173KB - 560 downloads)
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Posted 9/10/2013 20:22 (#15773 - in reply to #13556)
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Location: An island off southern Tasmania.		The auto transmission needed the following work to be able to handle the torque (710nm at the wheels)


-replace wave spring with higher tensile one
-jam twice as many friction plates into gears 4 and 5...this required custom thinner steel seperator rings between clutch plates
-modified solenoid valve kit

solenoids modified by MV Automatics in Adelaide
auto trans modified and installed by paul Adams motors in Nth geelong



mission accomplished....time to enjoy it!





(380Gt auto trans fixed.jpg)



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Foozrcool
Posted 9/10/2013 21:00 (#15774 - in reply to #13556)
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Anndriu
Posted 9/10/2013 22:53 (#15775 - in reply to #13556)
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are some photos of the progress of work on the gearbox??
work gear change noticeably if it works like oem?

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Posted 9/10/2013 23:50 (#15776 - in reply to #15775)
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Anndriu - 9/10/2013 22:53

are some photos of the progress of work on the gearbox??
work gear change noticeably if it works like oem?



No photos...it wouldn't have been of any use...

there was stuff everywhere when it was pulled apart...very complex transmission.

gear shifts are more noticeable, but it feels strong.

I'll be happy after about 5 tankloads of fuel.

By the way it gets way better fuel economy than the supercharger when driven at 100km/h cruising...(520k to a tank Vs 420k)
Not that fuel economy really matters....
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wsbtt
Posted 10/10/2013 21:02 (#15780 - in reply to #15776)
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Location: Brisbane,qld		Nice work, hope it all goes well for you
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Posted 17/10/2013 15:52 (#15800 - in reply to #15780)
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Location: An island off southern Tasmania.		Here is a video of the test drive we did over the weekend on a private road..

Gave it half throttle, didn't even kick it down, just torque converter unlocked.

Gotta be careful planting the foot, wheels spin even at 160 with this beast.


anyway it sounds and feels strong now....did a thousand k's so far and looking promising...will wait and see...if it gets to 5 tankfulls I'll be happy.

here's a sample of responsible driving, keeping a safe distance and no wheelspin..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zsKnbZDcFo&edit=vd


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wsbtt
Posted 18/10/2013 18:09 (#15805 - in reply to #15800)
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Administrator - 17/10/2013 15:52

Here is a video of the test drive we did over the weekend on a private road..

Gave it half throttle, didn't even kick it down, just torque converter unlocked.

Gotta be careful planting the foot, wheels spin even at 160 with this beast.


anyway it sounds and feels strong now....did a thousand k's so far and looking promising...will wait and see...if it gets to 5 tankfulls I'll be happy.

here's a sample of responsible driving, keeping a safe distance and no wheelspin..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zsKnbZDcFo&edit=vd



AWW, i was waiting to see you blow him off, being a private road ...lol
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Anndriu
Posted 21/10/2013 00:14 (#15810 - in reply to #13556)
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record more videos 0-100,0-200 km / h, impressive is the transmission of the bears that moment on wheels, controls the temperature of the transmission oil? is some extra cooling?

after reading your project, looking at the car for yourself
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