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Position, Car , Time, MPH, Rear end, Gearbox, Tyre, Who
1 Celica RA23 10.95 @130 Solid manual Slick HYPO77
2 Jzz30 Soarer 11.2 @136 IRS manual slick Hardcore Racing
3 Navara Ute 11.3 @123 Solid manual Slick JT racing
4 Cressida 11.59 @118 IRS auto ? ?
5 MZ20 soarer 11.7 @128 IRS manual slick JMS
6 Cressida 11.8 @119 IRS auto street 1jz747
7 VK Commodore 12.35 @114 Solid Auto Street GIHOOK
8 Datsun 240Z 12.56 @112 Solid manual street Ben Ellis
9 Jzz30 soarer 12.6 @120 IRS auto street The Count
10 JZA70 Supra 12.7 @114 IRS manual street SIKO1J
11 Jzz30 soarer 12.825 @109 IRS manual street Juice
12 Jzz30 Soarer 12.83 @109 IRS auto street Gaza
13 MX73 Cressida 12.87 @109 IRS Auto street 321CYA
14 Jzz30 Soarer 12.93 @111 IRS auto Street Muzzy
15 Jzz30 Soarer 13 @105 IRS Auto Street Supraman (Kristian)
16 Jzz30 Soarer 13.1 @122 IRS Manual Street Martin Donnan
17 Jzz30 Soarer 13.1 @105 IRS auto street Mr Sprinter
18 Jzz30 Soarer 13.2 @108 IRS manual street Cameron Schembri
19 JZA70 Supra 13.4 @109 IRS Manual Street Special ED
20 Jzz30 soarer 13.42 @109 IRS Manual street ACMTT
Changed as Phil (Mr DOHC) spoke to the fella who owns the Supradore and apparently it never actually ran with the 1jz in it  The time that I saw it was actually 1.5JZ. sorry guys 
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Melbourne
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January 2004
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Sun, 27 March 2005 09:30
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we are trying to get some photos hapening from cressi but cant find who was taking them tyres were street legal radial by m/t measuring 235/60/15 best 60 foot 1.70 auto and valve springs totally sagged therefore we cant pump more boost than 12 since it just dosent make any more power unless you add GAS : )
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Brisbane
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October 2002
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Melbourne
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January 2004
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Mon, 11 April 2005 13:51
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hey pplz, we raced the cressi again on friday at calder 11.3@119 getting ther,
theres a good pic from the last meet at heathcote
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sunny coast, qld
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October 2002
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Mon, 11 April 2005 22:52
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Awesome time mate! Will update it tonight.
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sunny coast, qld
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June 2004
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Tue, 12 April 2005 23:01
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fuck thats launching hard.
its not far off picking up a wheel.
is he still using nitros on boost? im assuming he is using it to help with the launch.
1.70 sixty foot's that impressive stuff.
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sunny coast, qld
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June 2004
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sunny coast, qld
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Thu, 14 April 2005 02:46
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Nice pictures mate
That is a definite sleeper.
And great work representing Toyota. It seems that it is always Nissans and Mazdas at these events. Time for a change
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opening a can of whoop ass
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June 2004
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Thu, 14 April 2005 03:01
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they wieghed it on the scales at wsid, she's a heavy bitch, 3424pounds with shane sitting in it.
it was the heaviest car there apparently.
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Sydney
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September 2003
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Thu, 14 April 2005 03:21
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| ..J.. wrote on Thu, 14 April 2005 13:01 |
they wieghed it on the scales at wsid, she's a heavy bitch, 3424pounds with shane sitting in it.
it was the heaviest car there apparently.
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and what did it run?.
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opening a can of whoop ass
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June 2004
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Thu, 14 April 2005 03:25
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on the weekend
12.1 ET 118.9MPH 2.2 sixty foot time.
heat was a problem, track temp was 45 degrees ambient of 27 degrees. the stall is ok in cold weather but with the heat it wouldnt stall up. it either needs a bigger stall convertor or some GAS. im pushing him to put it on GAS as his class allows it for any car weighing over 3200 pounds.
it did run 11.80 at jambo QLD
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Adelaide
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June 2002
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Thu, 14 April 2005 05:21
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What class does he run in guys?
I'm trying to workk out which class the crown fits into.
Cheers
Sean
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Thu, 14 April 2005 05:45
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Sport rwd/awd. Your car should be the same as long as it weighs over 3200lbs with driver.
Although, the rules may be revised soon hopefully. Because at the moment my 2.5L 6 turbo has to weigh the same as your 4.5L 6 turbo! 
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opening a can of whoop ass
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June 2004
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Thu, 14 April 2005 06:06
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sean you'll fit into sport rwd/awd
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I wanna go Hawaiiiiii.......
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November 2003
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sunny coast, qld
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Thu, 14 April 2005 06:57
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Thanks Special Ed! Always good to hear news like that!
That is a fine achievement and I can’t wait to see it hit the track again
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Sydney
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September 2003
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Thu, 14 April 2005 10:43
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| Special Ed wrote on Thu, 14 April 2005 16:28 |
LAtest news out of the JT Racing Garage, the navara has just cracked 519 rwhp with heaps of wheelspin only half way through the tune.
I know outright numbers are irrelevant, but the comparison certainly must mean something, this is nearly 170rwhp up on the power it had to run 11.3 !
The boys a currently doing some fine tuning and letting the dyno cool down ( they smoked it twice today) before a final power run.
stay tuned...
btw that is a totally stock motor, never been apart, its just straight out of the front cut with custom boltons !
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Keep us informed of when, the JT crew will be going down to WSID, i want to see it  .
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Thu, 14 April 2005 23:17
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Best of the day was 525 rwhp. Still having some wheelspin problems, but Jamie was happy with the result, the project has acheived everything he had hoped for.
Now just gotta get down the track for a <10.5 @ 130mph+ and then its time for GAS ! See if we cant find the limmit of the 1j block integrity.
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Adelaide
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Thu, 14 April 2005 23:23
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Hmm-3200lbs eh? The crown might just squeak in there..  My guess is that it weighs around 3400-3500, but I'll weigh it soon.
Hey Onboost, With 11.3 that puts the cressida at either number 8 or 9 on the HPI over 2400cc radial tyre list.
If it's 11.36 or quicker, it's 8th (currently MY SPOT ASSHOLE with 11.37@122), and 11.37 or slower and it's 9th.
http://www.hpi.com.au/drag_records.php
Although I've run 11.04 @125, that was on McRearey G60's which are X-plys and so the run doesn't count for that list.
I'm hoping to run in the mid tens next time out with the bigger turbo, new plenum and new BFG 275/60 D/radials. (they should have a touch more grip than the Simex 225/70's I ran as an experiment last time)
Anyway-email a copy of the timeslip, the type of tyre used (to confim it's radial-I assume as you wrote 'street tyre' that they were radials) to Ben Ellis at HPI and the cressi should be included on the list.
That'll make 3 Toyotas in the top 10-the 8thsin supra at #1 with 10.46, and the Cressi and me at 8 and 9 with 11.3? and 11.37.
What mods does the a340 have done to it? Is it the MV autos ful house job? Can it still self shift, or is it a full manual set-up now? Has the converter lockup function ever been used at the strip? I ask as Mike and I were wondering if it would just fry if I activate it in the top of 3rd gear.
Take it easy
Sean
Adelaide
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Fri, 15 April 2005 06:49
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Don't like speaking for other people but I read on fullboost.com that it was 11.35@119.
I too would love to know the answers to those auto questions
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Fri, 15 April 2005 23:53
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| MS-75 wrote on Fri, 15 April 2005 09:23 |
What mods does the a340 have done to it? Is it the MV autos ful house job? Can it still self shift, or is it a full manual set-up now? Has the converter lockup function ever been used at the strip? I ask as Mike and I were wondering if it would just fry if I activate it in the top of 3rd gear.
Take it easy
Sean
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shane has been talking to mike about the 3rd gear lock up aswell. it will certainly be interesting what will happen. wont be nice if it fries the tyres. could be interesting drifting at 3/4 track in a big heavy car.
good luck with your next outing sean.
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Fri, 15 April 2005 23:55
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Doesn't locking the converter at WOT kill the transmission?
Usually it locks itself right? So are you talking about a switch to lock it?
Sean: is yours full manual valve body?
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Sat, 16 April 2005 00:23
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yes chris, it will be on a toggle switch so thatt within the last 150 feet or so hit the lock up converter which will reduce the revs and give more top end as the tranny wont be slipping it will be locked up.
shanes is now full manual shift. its on the limiter across the line at present. so the lock up will help.
as sean was saying before also. tuning will be easier using the lock up on the dyno as the tuner wont have to compensate for the torque converter.
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Sat, 16 April 2005 01:31
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(Beware-brief thread highjack below)
Yeah-wot he said.
(I reckon that shanes, mine and the 11.3 cressi may be the quickest a340 cars in OZ at the moment?)
I have heard that the lockup thing is done on some Poopras in the US, but that the friction material doesn't last too long. I was also thinking that if when one of us takes off the skirt and does it-fucking the clutch in the process possibly-that I'll have a go with Mike at modifing the clutch to better cope. It might mean getting a higher clamping pressure-possible using a pressure multiplying acumulator, larger clutch surface or maybe multi plate. Until I see one chopped open though I won't know. I'll bounce some ideas of mike when I see him today though (MV is 2 mins from my house)
(continuing the trans discussion from your other thread chris)
Chris-as for the Manual Valve body, the A340 doesn't require any valve body mods to be manual shift. As it's a full ECU controlled box, to convert to manual shift you only need to control the two shift solenoids in the box. This can be done with the shiftbox from MV or the one from KDOG(?) on performanceforums. With no power or ECU hooked up to the box when you shift 1,2,D, the box will shift 1,3,4. You cannot activate 2nd, and the 2 gear jump ensures the box will is well rooted in very short order. (yep-I've done it-bits on the inside were fusion welded together. Brilliant Eistein-you would have thought the smoke coming out of the trans dipstick would have prompted me to stop hammering it...)
You do not need ANY mechanical mods to do this. When you do this however, you lose the lockup actuation and need to do it manually-by switching the 3rd solenoid in the box (again, just 12volt on/off). (I can also explain how to make up the unit yourself using a few bits from JAYCAR or DICK SMITHS if you like)
Valvebody mods are recommended once you start jamming decent power through the box however, as the shorter the shifts are, the less time friction materials are sliding and generating heat.
A trans cooler is mandatory-a big one. The A340 isn't really that more vulnerable than anything else, but as they aren't used that often and import people aren't generally experts on autos the trans cooling tends to be a bit forgotten.
As a guide, the trans temp guage I have tapped into the pan registered 140deg C on the dyno with the old (bad) converter and small cooler, and the fluid came out burned (goes orange) and the lock up clutch material de-bonded off the mounting surface. Diagnosis-140 is too hot (derr). I now have a big cooler with Dick Smith computer fans on it and when I went to the strip the temp only just reached 60deg by the end of the night. I have them triggered by the oil pressure swith so they are on whenever the engine is running. The fluid is still red after 2 dyno sessions and 2 visits to the strip.
I'll PM my number to you chris if you want to give me a buzz about your trans mate. You may need to be careful at the strip as the weak link is 2nd gear-and decent HP engines can turn the 2nd gear sprag to metal filings......
Take it easy
Sean
End thread highjack....
[Updated on: Sat, 16 April 2005 01:37]
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Sat, 16 April 2005 03:00
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thanks for that Sean. That was a very informative thread hijack. Yeah mate, I will give you a call and have my pen and paper ready
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Sat, 16 April 2005 23:21
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No worries chris-anytime. Just make sure you call me before you strap it down to the rollers so we can make sure everything is under control and that it's all set-up to cope with the power I suspect it may produce.
Your first job is to go and get a big transcooler and some of those DickSmith fans!!
When you get them I'll detail how you can wire them up.
With the possible 300+kw capability of your engine set-up I strongly suggest you start preparing your other half for when you smash second gear and then need to fork out one of mikes race boxes...........................
Give me a buzz today whilst it's all fresh in my mind.
Sean
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Mon, 18 April 2005 05:29
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I think it's incredible all these times and massive power results and not a mention of internal work! No pistons, rods etc etc, just internally stock as from the factory.
Correct me if I'm wrong but am I the only one to notice this? Nissan RB's eat your heart out
Viva 1j's
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Mon, 18 April 2005 06:24
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| 1j180 wrote on Mon, 18 April 2005 15:29 |
I think it's incredible all these times and massive power results and not a mention of internal work! No pistons, rods etc etc, just internally stock as from the factory.
Correct me if I'm wrong but am I the only one to notice this? Nissan RB's eat your heart out
Viva 1j's
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did you own a 180 with an RB25? but sold it to chris????
if so, i cant wait to see your next car! because the black one is quite impressive!
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Mon, 18 April 2005 07:16
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Yeah, chris actually text me on the weekend and that car is now pumping out 345kws at the wheels, pretty outrageous, I like what his done to it although I probably would have kept the wheels, chrome and black always looks sweet although the p1 rims look great too.
That car was good fun that's for sure however I wish I'd put a 1j in it orignially, he probably wouldn't have been unlucky to have engine problems in it although I guess from that he probably has the fastest s13/14/15 in the ACT now
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Mon, 18 April 2005 07:34
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haha
yeah he blew up the first engine... so he paid massive money and got a forged and stroked rb25.
altho its still making the relativily same power as when you owned it. but the turbo setup he is going to buy second hand off a mate in an R33 made 345 rwkw on saturday...
but jeesus christ its a whole lotta fun to drive in the rain... chris and i swapped cars, i drive a JZA70 supra. and man that 180 is fun 
you should give chris a call when u get the 1j setup going!
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Tue, 26 April 2005 05:39
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Chris
i spoke to Milan late last week. Milan is the guy who owns the cressida that ran 11.3 at heathcote.
he is running a 3500rpm stall convertor and a 100hp shot of nitrous the full length of the track. he also stalls the car up in 2nd gear, crunching it back to 1st gear on the green light, resulting in high 1.6 too low 1.7 sixty foots. he has hit the horsepower wall aswell and has decided in stead of head work and or cams he is going to a 2j and also a fully built race box from MV auto's. he said prior to the Gas he was running 12.5's 12.7's so the Gas made a big difference for him.
i would suggest you llok at a 3800 or 4000 rpm stall with the size of your turbo, and maybe even some giggle gas to help get it on stall.
cheers
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Tue, 26 April 2005 08:09
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So I assume that Milan was having trouble getting it onto the converter without N2O. That is certainly a huge gain from a 100hp shot. 1.2 - 1.4 seconds is amazing. Do you know what he has done to the auto now? Is it manual shift box, shift kit and stally but no strengthening?
I was thinking that the stall will need to be around 4000rpm also but I cannot be sure until the car is on the road (very soon ) I would prefer not to use N2O if possible so I will get the box built and stall converter done and see how that goes. I think there will be quite a few hiccups to sort out as that just seems to be the way things happen with my car. Also, then I would have 2 power adders and be even further from fitting into Sport RWD. I will have to see what is happening with that.
Are you going to go with N2O? If so, are you going to use it off the line or the whole 1/4?
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Tue, 03 May 2005 23:59
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heard from a mate who was talking to a JT racing crew that the JT ute unfortunately spat an engine on wednesday night at the drags. but did record a 11.5. not sure of 60 foots or MPH.
shame, would have been good to see it improve on that 11.3.
would be good to not what let go.
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Wed, 04 May 2005 00:24
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Yeah, that is unfortunate. I suppose it is inevitable at those power levels with stock internals. Something has to give sometime. If you find out what happened, let us know.
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Wed, 04 May 2005 01:17
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I'm taking my car to JT to get my new gearbox installed, the engine he killed was just his 'test' engine, he's got plans for an even crazier 1j apparently. I'll have a chat to him when I take my car in, ask him about his crazy ute.
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Wed, 04 May 2005 01:49
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thanks mate
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Wed, 04 May 2005 02:08
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And I've gotta get mine to a strip, see what she can do I want a spot in that list somewhere.
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Wed, 04 May 2005 09:08
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JTR navara overboosted and was making some nasty bottom end noises after its run at WSID last wednesday.
The replacement motor is already in the car, just a few clutch mods and a new boost control system to go in before she will be running again this weekend.
Havent had time to pull the broken motor down yet, but we'll let you all know exactly what failed @ about 40 psi and 8000 rpm.
The plan was to push the stock motor as far as possible to find its weaknesses, 525rwhp with a totally stock unopened wrecker motor (+ bolt ons) was realisation of all Jamie's goals. Now the plan is to drive the car as is for a while and possibly build a stronger motor to run methanol injection or gas.
Stay tuned.
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Wed, 04 May 2005 23:16
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40PSI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well that is definitely a good reason for a blown motor.
Good to see the limit has been found.
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Wed, 11 May 2005 00:58
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Some inspirations Time on left is single turbo, manual 1jz powered MK3 supra at full weight. Check out that MPH!
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Wed, 11 May 2005 02:47
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impressive.
shame there arent any mk3's in aus doing that sort of mph and times consiering the power levels being claimed around the place.
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Thu, 12 May 2005 01:02
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some torana in vic did 11.3 at 124 on slicks and manual running a 1j with what looks to be a 35/40. photos on full boost
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Thu, 12 May 2005 01:57
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I was going to post what I found out at JT about the Nevara, but I was beaten to it Can't wait to get mine to WSID and see what it can do
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Thu, 12 May 2005 02:28
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Thanks anyway mate So what are you waiting for? 
J: Thanks for that. Went and had a look at fullboost. Looks like a very neat setup. I thought it was interest to note that it still retains the stock inlet manifold. Looks like it is using non-factory coils and aftermarket ECU. I am not quite sure what is going on with the pulleys up the front as it looks like they have gotten rid of unnecessary pumps (as have I) but there is a large pipe going to the centre section? Anyway, doesn't really matter I will add it to the list tonight.
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Thu, 12 May 2005 03:15
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its using a xf falcon throttle body same as the 10.90 celica.
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Fri, 13 May 2005 03:22
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chris, have you got an extended list of cars outside the top 20?
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Fri, 13 May 2005 04:17
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I'm waiting for my suspension to be fixed. I've gotta go to sydney this weekend or next to pick it up from Jaze. Then I can get it to JT and get it put in, then I've gotta get the car to WSID and see what it can do.
I'll get it dyno'd soon atleast, put my chart up.
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Fri, 13 May 2005 04:51
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good stuff Peeack. I know what it is like to wait and wait for a car to be ready.
Eviljack: yes I do. It goes to about 25 or so. 14.2 is the slowest IIRC.
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Sat, 14 May 2005 01:05
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Here is the rest of the list that I have
21 JZA70 Supra 13.4 @109 IRS Manual Street Special ED
22 Jzz30 soarer 13.42 @109 IRS Manual street ACMTT
23 IS200 13.49 @103 IRS manual street Koffee-black
24 Jzx90 Chaser 14.06 @103 IRS auto street chaser94
25 Jzz30 Soarer 14.08 @98 IRS auto street Tim Nelson
26 Landcruiser 14.22 @96 Solid Manual street Skip
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Location:
northern beaches
Registered:
August 2002
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Re: Fastest 1JZ in OZ?
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Tue, 17 May 2005 09:51
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matt gilmore (aka hyp 077) owns magic performance in brookvale and is a good bloke. the silver 200sx on that video is another car out of his workshop which also does quite well over the quater.
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Osama's hideout
Registered:
February 2003
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Re: Fastest 1JZ in OZ?
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Mon, 23 May 2005 00:20
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chris can you change t he list to include my 10.70 at 125mph 1.5 sixty foot on street tyres. thanks
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Location:
sunny coast, qld
Registered:
October 2002
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Re: Fastest 1JZ in OZ?
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Mon, 23 May 2005 01:23
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Yeah, will do it when I get home tonight!
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Location:
sunny coast, qld
Registered:
October 2002
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November 2002
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Re: Fastest 1JZ in OZ?
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Wed, 22 June 2005 03:46
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Hmmm... I think I just scrape in at number 20...
Celica RA28 13.2 114mph Solid Street Stock Turbos...
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Location:
sunny coast, qld
Registered:
October 2002
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Re: Fastest 1JZ in OZ?
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Wed, 22 June 2005 04:25
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Auto or manual?
Looks like you had some traction problems!
I think you should go in at 20 because you have the same ET as no 20. but higher MPH. What do others think? It would help if they were all to 2 decimal places.
That is also the first 1jz ra28 I have heard of.
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Location:
Brisbane
Registered:
October 2002
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Re: Fastest 1JZ in OZ?
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Wed, 22 June 2005 07:24
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| Chris Davey wrote on Wed, 22 June 2005 14:25 |
Auto or manual?
Looks like you had some traction problems!
I think you should go in at 20 because you have the same ET as no 20. but higher MPH. What do others think? It would help if they were all to 2 decimal places.
That is also the first 1jz ra28 I have heard of.
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if they have the same ET, then the mph is the deciding factor, congrats twinturbocelica, but can u also supply the 2nd decimal place for future reference
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sunny coast, qld
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October 2002
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