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Old 07-05-2014, 03:58 PM
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I be entered the CRX in bishop court in September
she be 1800 type'r n/a but i need advice on which final drive to use
do i use the original 4.2 lsd cable which has long fd or 4.4 or 4.7 which has short fd or use 4th and 5th out of the 4.4 in the 4.7
or can i take gears out of different cable gearboxes
and put them into the 4.2 box. i am try to figure out which be the
best fd and gear ratio to use.
i known Paul and Steve done drag racing
any advice or info would be greatfull

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Old 07-05-2014, 04:35 PM
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If your current gearbox is in good condition Id keep that.

If you have the power a 4.2 is a great gearbox they pull very good up high and with the b18 you'll have plenty power off the line too.

I changed my setup to a 4.7 etc but that was because I wanted to use it no track, the 4.2 gives a pretty poor gearing for Mondello
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Old 07-06-2014, 07:55 AM
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i used the 4.2 box it's fully reconditioned
i have stage 2 Competition clutch
what type of tyres do you think be good for bc
soft compound or medium or hard
i was told to use rally dunlop sp tarmac tyres
there a medium compound but i seen soft slicks been use up in bc

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Old 07-06-2014, 10:52 PM
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I got tires off a hillclimb car the heat up very fast so plenty of grip I done a 1.9 60ft no them which is good on an unpreped track.

Full proper drag slicks are best but be prepared to spend upwards of 800euro for wheels and tires.

Ex Rally tires will do too but try get the softer compound
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Old 07-08-2014, 06:41 AM
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I must be driving you mad with all these quiestions
but here a few more [?]
what size tyres do you use
was there much of differance with the straight exhaust
by taken off the back bumper did it make much of differance
if you were to do it again would you change anything
I trying to get ever thing right the first time out
cheers mike

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Old 07-09-2014, 10:24 PM
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-I was on 15s took whatever tires I could to fit them then (rally/hillclimb tires or whatever)
-Straight exhaust made a big difference on the dyno alright the big back box held it back an awful lot
-Dunno did the back bumper make a difference cause my car didnt run consistantly with or without it so couldnt compare
-When Im doing it again Im forgetting about all the stripping it out and stuff, not worth the hassle if the car is fast its fast no point trying all that for just a road car to have to reassemble it all again a few days later.. If I really wanted to push times Id build a proper drag car

Biggest thing is not to try get everything right the first time out.. Enjoy it!!
Youll have more fun building up skills and confidence in yourself and the car and watching your times come down and tweaking the car and what your doing as you go through the day
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Old 07-10-2014, 10:05 AM
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Biggest thing is not to try get everything right the first time out.. Enjoy it!!
Youll have more fun building up skills and confidence in yourself and the car and watching your times come down and tweaking the car and what your doing as you go through the day
That's really well said Paul.
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