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3739
Fans of Bruce Springsteen or Sarah McLachlan and bootleg-style music give me a shout 'cause I just set up a streaming MP3 server and want to share the music...
Jeff Tsai
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Feb 1, 2002
11:46 am
3740
Help required as the what is the best driving technique to get the turbo spooling up faster? As an example when coming going round a round-a-about, if I stay...
shimsteruk
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Feb 1, 2002
1:14 pm
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Alex, see: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/legacyb4/message/3219 I played around with this when trying to see what was max boost you can get in lower gears -...
pinkbadge
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Feb 1, 2002
4:10 pm
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Hi Alex I would say that "coming going round a round-a-about" is probably a dangerous thing to do, and maybe both hands should be on the wheel instead of other...
Bigfishy
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Feb 1, 2002
9:48 pm
3743
This round about is off a two lane dual carridgeway (very wide with good visablity). Assumin you get the lights right, you have a good run in to three lanes...
shimsteruk
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Feb 1, 2002
10:33 pm
3744
Has anyone had any experience with the Australian made Turbosmart "gated boost controller"?? You can see the product profile on www.turbosmart.com.au It claims...
Steve
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Feb 2, 2002
7:28 am
3745
not a B4 problem - but I'm really struggling with this one so I thought i'd see if anyone here has some ideas I have a track car - an old sierra xr4i - it was...
Edward Hodgson
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Feb 3, 2002
8:39 am
3746
Steve, I have the std turbosmart, not sure what the difference between that and the gated version is though. All it does is bleed pressure from the pipe going...
Twin Turbo
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Feb 3, 2002
9:52 am
3747
Ed, I would still be looking at the valve that controls bias to the rears. Are you sure it's the right one ?? The car wasn't setup as a rally car by any chance...
Twin Turbo
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Feb 3, 2002
9:57 am
3748
A fitting very simlar to the turbosmart controller can be purchased for about NZ $13. The part was an exhaust flow controller for air controls. I brougth one...
jojo19782002
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Feb 3, 2002
10:42 am
3749
I found a company which sell a exhaust system for the twin turbo legacy which replaces the down pipes, y pipe centre and rear muffer all for about NZ $ 530....
jojo19782002
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Feb 3, 2002
10:57 am
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The only way you could adjust for it as far as I can see is to reduce boost. And a Subaru dealer won't do that I think. Replacing the dump pipe on the...
Twin Turbo
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Feb 3, 2002
11:13 am
3751
So it is safe to replace from the cat back, without the primary self destructing? Someone at a performance shop suggested that they driled out a restictor in...
jojo19782002
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Feb 3, 2002
11:37 am
3752
Paul The braking system is completely standard - & i've just swapped the bias valve for. The car was set up as a circuit racing car. I might try a manual one,...
Edward Hodgson
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Feb 3, 2002
6:39 pm
3753
... Yes. Its a well worthwhile upgrade. ... Very good. Boost comes in earlier and stronger. It replaces the factory boost controller which seems to flutter...
Tony Trewinnard
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Feb 3, 2002
6:41 pm
3754
... Hmmmm. You get what you pay for, and this sounds way too cheap to last more than a few km. You might be better off investing the $530 plus a little more...
Tony Trewinnard
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Feb 3, 2002
6:41 pm
3755
I tend to agree with Tony here. You don't get anything for nothing, and as long as you are sensible about it, you can do the following things without being too...
Paul Julian
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Feb 3, 2002
10:35 pm
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You indicated that the fronts were getting pretty hot, so maybe there is a blockage somewhere. Have you drained and replaced the fluid yet ?, if not, try...
Paul Julian
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Feb 3, 2002
10:37 pm
3757
a blockage in the front brake pipes? I wondered if maybe this is the problem - & the fronts aren't working hard enough - the only problem is, the car stops in...
Edward Hodgson
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Feb 3, 2002
11:01 pm
3758
Maybe a blockage in the rears would reduce it slightly, but if the blockage moved around then it could surge and the brakes might lock quickly ????? I don't...
Paul Julian
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Feb 3, 2002
11:06 pm
3759
I had this exact setup in my MY96 WRX (still have the bits if anyone in melbourne wnats to try before they buy) It is very easy to install with the supplied...
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Feb 3, 2002
11:26 pm
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... In Japan, it's a known issue with the B4/GT-B that the primary turbo tends to suffer from overboost spikes when the exhaust/intake is modified to any...
Paul Hansen
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Feb 4, 2002
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3761
Due to the untimely departure of my B-spec B4 from this mortal coil due to an overly belligerent tree, I've just taken delivery of a brand new (japanese) Rev....
Paul Hansen
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Feb 4, 2002
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3762
Paul, What size pipe does your Fujitsubo system use ? Regards Paul ... From: Paul Hansen [mailto:p-hansen@...] Sent: Monday, 4 February 2002 11:53 AM ...
Paul Julian
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Feb 4, 2002
2:17 am
3763
... In Japanese measurement, main pipe is 70ø, with the tail end being 117ø. Unlike the Super R, it's not a straight through system, but rather has some...
Paul Hansen
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Feb 4, 2002
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3764
Thanks Paul, but what would that convert to in mm or inches do you think ? Thanks Paul ... From: Paul Hansen [mailto:p-hansen@...] Sent: Monday, 4...
Paul Julian
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Feb 4, 2002
2:42 am
3765
... I'm not sure... It's probably in mm, though. By tomorrow, Anton should be back and will be able to give an exact answer, I'm sure. Paul Hansen...
Paul Hansen
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Feb 4, 2002
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Guys, I think the answer you want is that it is in mm. The circle with a line through it is an engineering symbol for diameter... ... you ... should...
darren_mcgowan
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Feb 4, 2002
3:11 am
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Thanks ... From: Paul Hansen [mailto:p-hansen@...] Sent: Monday, 4 February 2002 1:45 PM To: legacyb4@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [B4] Exhaust...
Paul Julian
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Feb 4, 2002
3:13 am
3768
Sounds right, 70mm is around 2.5 inches. Regards Paul ... From: Paul Hansen [mailto:p-hansen@...] Sent: Monday, 4 February 2002 1:45 PM To:...
Paul Julian
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