Power Corrupts

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ARAF

20,759 posts

224 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Tattooboy said:
Good job you don't drive a car that's half your age ARAF......it'll be steam driven !! yikes
Don't remind me. rolleyes I still think of the bike that I rode to work today as being fairly new. I bought it when the current style of number plates first started, so it'll be 12 years old at the end of next week! eek

Wyld Stallyn

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2,056 posts

129 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Ok so aside from what is obviously a contentious Monaro Vs R8 issue

And the fact that I'm only spending 'Virtual' £s at the mo...

But touch wood give it 2 to 3 Months...smile

Should I Buy a Straight N/A V8 and fit a S/C or Would I do better to wait and find one that has already been proven & had one fitted?

If I'm feeling Brave and fit an Eaton 2300 SC kit myself are there any other 'hidden' costs directly associated with the engine remap etc? confused

donk r8

2,755 posts

197 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Wyld Stallyn said:
Ok so aside from what is obviously a contentious Monaro Vs R8 issue

And the fact that I'm only spending 'Virtual' £s at the mo...

But touch wood give it 2 to 3 Months...

Should I Buy a Straight N/A V8 and fit a S/C or Would I do better to wait and find one that has already been proven & had one fitted?

If I'm feeling Brave and fit an Eaton 2300 SC kit myself are there any other 'hidden' costs directly associated with the engine remap etc? confused



hehe if you fit the TVS 2300 you will not get the charger whine!! you need the older eaton 122............

ARAF

20,759 posts

224 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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A new supercharger, installed and mapped, will cost you about £7500. Supercharged cars carry a £5000 premium, approximately.

The maps are comparitively expensive as the market is small, and the development costs have to be shared between the target sales.

Wyld Stallyn

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2,056 posts

129 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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donk r8 said:
hehe if you fit the TVS 2300 you will not get the charger whine!! you need the older eaton 122............smile
Thanks Donk, That's worth knowing winkI Do like the sound of Your S/C cool

Gutted tho 'cos when I worked at Eaton I could've got one of their S/Cs @ COST weeping

neiljohnson

11,298 posts

208 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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donk r8 said:
hehe if you fit the TVS 2300 you will not get the charger whine!! you need the older eaton 122............smile
Still get the whine with cog drive wink

donk r8

2,755 posts

197 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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neiljohnson said:
donk r8 said:



hehe if you fit the TVS 2300 you will not get the charger whine!! you need the older eaton 122............



Still get the whine with cog drive


True but it sounded nothing like the PROPER whine.............hehe IMHO

Tattooboy

7,946 posts

179 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Wyld Stallyn said:
donk r8 said:
hehe if you fit the TVS 2300 you will not get the charger whine!! you need the older eaton 122............smile
Thanks Donk, That's worth knowing winkI Do like the sound of Your S/C cool

Gutted tho 'cos when I worked at Eaton I could've got one of their S/Cs @ COST weeping
If you go for the TVS2300, most have had to have a an uprated fuel pump fitted as well, also factor in an LS7 clutch and better brakes, possibly an air intake and exhaust to maximise your efforts

In my opinion, if you can, wait for a SC one already done, it will work out a lot cheaper than buying one and fitting it later.

Wyld Stallyn

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2,056 posts

129 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Tattooboy said:
If you go for the TVS2300, most have had to have a an uprated fuel pump fitted as well, also factor in an LS7 clutch and better brakes, possibly an air intake and exhaust to maximise your efforts

In my opinion, if you can, wait for a SC one already done, it will work out a lot cheaper than buying one and fitting it later.
Or If I can't, buy a good N/A Enjoy it and Then wait biggrin

007 VXR

64,187 posts

188 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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neiljohnson said:
Still get the whine with cog drive wink
biggrin

007 VXR

64,187 posts

188 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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donk r8 said:
neiljohnson said:
donk r8 said:
hehe if you fit the TVS 2300 you will not get the charger whine!! you need the older eaton 122............smile
Still get the whine with cog drive wink
True but it sounded nothing like the PROPER whine.............hehe IMHO wink
http://youtu.be/PZRVyLGy104



Edited by 007 VXR on Wednesday 21st August 19:22

Tattooboy

7,946 posts

179 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Wyld Stallyn said:
Tattooboy said:
If you go for the TVS2300, most have had to have a an uprated fuel pump fitted as well, also factor in an LS7 clutch and better brakes, possibly an air intake and exhaust to maximise your efforts

In my opinion, if you can, wait for a SC one already done, it will work out a lot cheaper than buying one and fitting it later.
Or If I can't, buy a good N/A Enjoy it and Then wait biggrin
Start saving for another £12k odd for later then winkhehe

Wyld Stallyn

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2,056 posts

129 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Tattooboy said:
Start saving for another £12k odd for later then winkhehe
Saving? What's Saving? confusedbiggrin

Will it cost £12k more? (£25k) ???

neiljohnson

11,298 posts

208 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Wyld Stallyn said:
Saving? What's Saving? confusedbiggrin

Will it cost £12k more? (£25k) ???
Probably about right although an r8 will be much less

Wyld Stallyn

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2,056 posts

129 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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neiljohnson said:
Probably about right although an r8 will be much less
How Come??? Now even More confused

Tattooboy

7,946 posts

179 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Wyld Stallyn said:
Tattooboy said:
Start saving for another £12k odd for later then winkhehe
Saving? What's Saving? confusedbiggrin

Will it cost £12k more? (£25k) ???
If you buy a stock car with the intention of SC'ing at a later date, you will need to budget another £12k odd for the bits and the work to be done, if someone else will be fitting it?

Wyld Stallyn

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2,056 posts

129 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Tattooboy said:
If you buy a stock car with the intention of SC'ing at a later date, you will need to budget another £12k odd for the bits and the work to be done, if someone else will be fitting it?
So my Cunning (silly) plan to Buy a Stock car and Enjoy it and THEN Wait for a Pre-Proven S/C Car might be a good one then..??? biggrin

007 VXR

64,187 posts

188 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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Wyld Stallyn said:
neiljohnson said:
Probably about right although an r8 will be much less
How Come??? Now even More confused
Brakes are ok on the R8 (save 2K)

ARAF

20,759 posts

224 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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007 VXR said:
Wyld Stallyn said:
neiljohnson said:
Probably about right although an r8 will be much less
How Come??? Now even More confused
Brakes are ok on the R8 (save 2K)
And suspension, chassis geometry, width of wheels, steering rack and rear diff. whistle

007 VXR

64,187 posts

188 months

Wednesday 21st August 2013
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ARAF said:
007 VXR said:
Wyld Stallyn said:
neiljohnson said:
Probably about right although an r8 will be much less
How Come??? Now even More confused
Brakes are ok on the R8 (save 2K)
And suspension, chassis geometry, width of wheels, steering rack and rear diff. whistle
Thats a lot more than 12k i can tell you hehe