Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: wade harrison]
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March 11, 2010 07:24 pm UTC
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Nahh, it'll be just fine, it's only 9psi , nothing hardcore it it just has to clear this season. A full built will be coming next winter , if I don't sell it first.
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: manuel salazar]
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March 12, 2010 02:03 pm UTC
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if I don't sell it first. DO ITTTTTT! There's one of these on my street. Good Lord it's beautiful.
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: manuel salazar]
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January 16, 2011 07:14 pm UTC
January 16, 2011 07:14 pm UTC
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Hey guys, Its been a while. Here is a load down on whats been happening with the NSX. By the end of march last year Rob had replace Timing belt, water pump, every seal and gasket, and a full once over on the transmission and a 450f/t clutch was installed too. The oil pan was baffled and bunged ready for the turbo, also headers and the whole coolant hose assambly was redone with higer grade hoses, just on like the dsm's I did the SS clutch line upgrade eleminating the reservoir. By then I had run out of money and the season was already here, and I want it track the car so I pulled it out of the shop. Before hitting the track I installed a set of stoptech's and race pads(what a diference), also alot of suspension work has been done, the last thing I did is taking down the rear beem that holds the engine and intall aluminum bushings, so the specs dont get trown of under hard braking, install a newly rebuilt JIC suspension and corner balance the car. The car its AMAZING on the track, its handle beatiful. By the time I end up getting track worthy( for me), I was able to run it three time on the track, but every single time I got more confident and more settle in the car. This winter, Well I had to finished what I started last season, Remember that turbo kits for the NSX go from up to 17,000 bucks, why I dont know, Fortunally a Canadian steped up and make a kit available for about half that price, of course there were some upgrades I had to do to the kit, like SS lines, precision wastegate and of course the 40R. Kit arrive two nights ago and will be installing it as soon as the weather gets a bit warmer. (most pics are from the iPhone sorry) here are a couple pics of what has happened in the last year. engine out: Engine put back together, Transmision out and apart, RPS Clutch, engine and transmision back in, and a look from underneath, Engine bay, Out of the shop, And finally at work, as it seats right now, Pakage arrived, cold side: [img] http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e120/talongsx/NSX/Boostpictures604.jpg[/img] Hot side: [img] http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e120/talongsx/NSX/Boostpictures607.jpg[/img] [img] http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e120/talongsx/NSX/Boostpictures609.jpg[/img] Ill keep you guys up to date on install and tune. -Manuel
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: Cody M. Dyck]
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January 16, 2011 10:36 pm UTC
January 16, 2011 10:36 pm UTC
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Brandon Clement
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Really gorgeous car, looks amazing.
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: Brandon Clement]
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January 17, 2011 12:09 am UTC
January 17, 2011 12:09 am UTC
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Ghislain Goudreau
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Yes; defenately a nice Sled.
You will have to let me know when you drive up this way for a few Laps; I'll make sure that I bring my Helmet along and a fresh set of underwear!!!
Ghislain
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: manuel salazar]
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January 18, 2011 10:05 pm UTC
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Thank guys, glad you like.
Gizzss ta wizzz, I'll pick you up next track day.
-Manuel I consider that a "date".
Rouge!!!
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: chris esquejo]
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April 23, 2011 01:06 am UTC
April 23, 2011 01:06 am UTC
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Don't worry chris, the cradle will not show. Is design to tuck under nicely, you have to imagine looking at it from underneath, I still like it thoug, it's made of SS and the welds are nice tight. I know what ya sayin' Anthony, I lost ten lbs my self to make I feel nice and snug -Manuel
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: Anthony Hiscock]
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April 23, 2011 03:32 am UTC
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Brandon Clement
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So the turbo goes under the car, that car is already super low, how much clearance is there going to be?
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: manuel salazar]
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June 25, 2011 02:56 am UTC
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I wish; we catering an event at one of the County Winery...
Maybe some day.
Have fun.
Ghislain
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: Mike Degli Angeli]
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July 18, 2011 04:45 pm UTC
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Hey Jason, you should of came over. The smoke coming from the car was oil left over in the exhaust , from when my scavenge pump got plugged when I was putting the car together. After few more laps the it stopped burning/smoking. The car is fast but it will take some seat time for me to understand it better. I was on completely different gears on every corner compered to when the car was NA. And I was faster NA Than now being turbo... But it was only a shake down , making sure boost levels stay and making sure no there was no leaks in general. Next event should fun, the speed is there just got to find the guts to push it -Manuel
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PT6266 powered, AEM EMS Managed NSX.
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: manuel salazar]
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July 18, 2011 05:46 pm UTC
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Hey Jason, you should of came over. The smoke coming from the car was oil left over in the exhaust , from when my scavenge pump got plugged when I was putting the car together. After few more laps the it stopped burning/smoking. The car is fast but it will take some seat time for me to understand it better. I was on completely different gears on every corner compered to when the car was NA. And I was faster NA Than now being turbo... But it was only a shake down , making sure boost levels stay and making sure no there was no leaks in general. Next event should fun, the speed is there just got to find the guts to push it -Manuel If you're afraid to push it I'll gladly take one for the team and do it for you
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: Jason Suen]
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July 19, 2011 12:27 pm UTC
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Don't bother with Mosport DDT. The driver development track is really small and narrow. Stick with the big track! The DDT is a fantastic track and will make one a better driver a lot quicker than the big track will. The big track is one of the fastest circuits around, bar none...if you're going to push it there, you better damn well know your cars limits already because there's absolutely no forgiveness there. DDT has elevation changes, all sorts of different turns, and you can hit decent speeds (in that NSX...probably ~200). The beauty of that track is that cars that would die out on the big track can give the powerful cars a run for their money if the driver is good enough. Alternatively, it teaches drivers with powerful cars how to really handle the power. My 2 Cents.
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: Salomon Ponte]
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August 01, 2011 01:01 pm UTC
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Went to DDT CC configuration , at first I was struggling with massive understeer , the car just did not wanted to turn and turbo was pretty much useless at this track. But by the end of the day after playing with the suspension and tire pressures I got the car step out just enough, in the last laps I was able to get out of the corners extremely neutral with so much room to keep pushing, but there was not enough track All in all, great day, Car was realible too. -Manuel
HTA35R powered, AEM EMS Managed DSM. Muellerized....Sold*.
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Re: GT40R NSX build.
[Re: manuel salazar]
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November 01, 2011 03:59 pm UTC
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Brandon Clement
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mm mmmm, I love the 6262!
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