My Turbo/Motec Build
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hatrickstu (06-12-2018)
#125
Wouldn't a dog gear setup, especially a sequential dog gear setup, better helped produce the acceleration your build produces? PPG even has a video showing easy it is to use a dog gear transmission on the street. It would also have provided the option of using paddle shifters in the future. Motec has an ECU option and a kit for that, although at nose bleed prices (the whole Geartronics setup with standalone GCU is less expensive).
I'm sure the PPG gears are a great product, but your car is a very special piece: a production car with a better than a 4:1 wt/hp ratio. More power than most modified Supras from 20 years ago.
I'm sure the PPG gears are a great product, but your car is a very special piece: a production car with a better than a 4:1 wt/hp ratio. More power than most modified Supras from 20 years ago.
#127
#128
Wouldn't a dog gear setup, especially a sequential dog gear setup, better helped produce the acceleration your build produces? PPG even has a video showing easy it is to use a dog gear transmission on the street. It would also have provided the option of using paddle shifters in the future. Motec has an ECU option and a kit for that, although at nose bleed prices (the whole Geartronics setup with standalone GCU is less expensive).
I'm sure the PPG gears are a great product, but your car is a very special piece: a production car with a better than a 4:1 wt/hp ratio. More power than most modified Supras from 20 years ago.
I'm sure the PPG gears are a great product, but your car is a very special piece: a production car with a better than a 4:1 wt/hp ratio. More power than most modified Supras from 20 years ago.
6466, I haven't been on the 6266 for over two years I don't think.
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#130
I would stay as far away from BW as possible. In our experience they are incredibly lazy, and heavy. My 64 peaks around 34psi on the dyno early in the RPM range and falls to 27. Makes about 30psi peak on the street.