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09-11-2006, 12:43
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Fitted T25
Got around to fitting my t25 this weekend/start of week, one of the exhaust studs in the head needed helicoiling, so i had to take the engine out anyway. so after helicoiling one of the studs i bolted up the t25, and blanked off the water feeds, i also fitted a different flywheel and s13 clutch cover. And after bolting it all back up i can now let you know that she flys
 i took it drifting round matchams oval last night, and dident notice too much difference, except a bit more lag and more poke when its on boost, but its right at the top end of 2nd , on the limiter alot of the time..... on the way home it was a different story tho, it pulls much harder than before, and down a private test track near me where i would normally pull about 115mph she was past 125 and its sooo much nicer to drive now ive fixed the blow again here she is with th t25 bolted up, it was only a cheepy and smokes a bit every now and then, but it will do for a bit..... 
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09-11-2006, 12:51
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well the flywheel that was on it was actually lighter! but i fitted your one as the other one had loads of heatspots and some little cracks on it....i think it had a mk2 fly fitted, as it dident seem to be machined, heres a pic of a normal mk1 your lightened one and the one which was on it(i'm presuming a mk2 as ive heard these are lighter??). on my shitty scales the mk1 weighed 12kg lightened mk just under 10.5kg and the mk2 10kg
 
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09-11-2006, 12:55
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That is very weird!
Seems like a waste of time to be lightening a flywheel when a normal one will suffice.  The one there that has been lightened is a mk2, because it was about 2kgs lighter than what I replaced it with which was a mk2. So I assume the Mk1's are lighter than a Mk2 flywheel.
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09-11-2006, 13:00
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maybe
this is the 10kg one that was on the engine, you can see there's a little lip on the edge of it whereas the others don't have it? 
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Last edited by datdrift; 09-11-2006 at 13:03.
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09-11-2006, 13:00
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The only thing I can think of, is that maybe you had a bluebird flywheel, because they always seemed to be more revvy from what I remember from being in a few.
Sorry about that mate. That was obviously a good intention, but a pretty pointless one.
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09-11-2006, 13:03
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Nice job
..Is that an adjustable fuel pressure regulator you have fitted there ?..I'd be interested to know which type it is and how you modified the injector rail as I want to replace mine to get a bit more control on fueling.
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09-11-2006, 13:06
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don't worry mate, as i said the other one had heat spots and was starting to crack anyway...
its a fse fpr, i got it second hand with the fuel rail, which has just been fabricated out of some pipe not using the standard rail at all....
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09-11-2006, 20:09
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Well done.
No one should be using a t2 anymore. there 
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