C32T Winter Project, 7-800Hp
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C32 T 2003. Mods? MANY!! :)
A few new photos of the KW kit going on...And one of the engine as they start taking it apart..
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C32 T 2003. Mods? MANY!! :)
Not any big new guys, the engine hood and the sidemirrors have gone for carbonfibre. The hood will be in CF, and the mirrors will be covered with CF.
I have not decided yet if I will paint part of the hood, or the whole hood when I get it back. I Love CF, but I'm a bit concerned that to leave the hood in all CF, will be a bit to much "race car" like!?
What do you guys think?
I have not decided yet if I will paint part of the hood, or the whole hood when I get it back. I Love CF, but I'm a bit concerned that to leave the hood in all CF, will be a bit to much "race car" like!?
What do you guys think?
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I'm down the middle. I say paint most of the hood to blend in the OE look and find a spot (in good taste) to expose a small amount of carbon fiber. Maybe the edge up near the windsheild?
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C32 T 2003. Mods? MANY!! :)
Good to se that it's not only me that are divided in this with paint or no paint of hood..
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C32 T 2003. Mods? MANY!! :)
By the way, LIKE your car! Very nice!
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will need a modified rear gear set.Who is going to program the ecu?And have you budgeted the 5grand for the modified 5 speed if you achieve over 500h.p.
The internals on the m112 will not take 7-8hundred hp.without Grenading.
Who's going to modify the chassis?700-800 h.p. out of a 195cu.in. m112 is highly optimistic .I hope you have deep pockets.
How are you going to stuff 335's in the rear wheel wells?
The internals on the m112 will not take 7-8hundred hp.without Grenading.
Who's going to modify the chassis?700-800 h.p. out of a 195cu.in. m112 is highly optimistic .I hope you have deep pockets.
How are you going to stuff 335's in the rear wheel wells?
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C32 T 2003. Mods? MANY!! :)
will need a modified rear gear set.Who is going to program the ecu?And have you budgeted the 5grand for the modified 5 speed if you achieve over 500h.p.
The internals on the m112 will not take 7-8hundred hp.without Grenading.
Who's going to modify the chassis?700-800 h.p. out of a 195cu.in. m112 is highly optimistic .I hope you have deep pockets.
How are you going to stuff 335's in the rear wheel wells?
The internals on the m112 will not take 7-8hundred hp.without Grenading.
Who's going to modify the chassis?700-800 h.p. out of a 195cu.in. m112 is highly optimistic .I hope you have deep pockets.
How are you going to stuff 335's in the rear wheel wells?
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Not knocking you Ohlord, you know alot, your just the king of questioning when some one makes a move here.
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Another thought I've had about my own is maybe finding a louver press around here and having a couple sections done similar to the brabus rocket hood. Making half the power your looking for I know that some passive cooling mods are gonna help. In your case maybe expose that louverd vented section with a little CF showing. I would defenitly make the painted sections meet the body lines so it doesn't look sectioned off. AKA civic'd
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Thanks man!!
Another thought I've had about my own is maybe finding a louver press around here and having a couple sections done similar to the brabus rocket hood. Making half the power your looking for I know that some passive cooling mods are gonna help. In your case maybe expose that louverd vented section with a little CF showing. I would defenitly make the painted sections meet the body lines so it doesn't look sectioned off. AKA civic'd
Another thought I've had about my own is maybe finding a louver press around here and having a couple sections done similar to the brabus rocket hood. Making half the power your looking for I know that some passive cooling mods are gonna help. In your case maybe expose that louverd vented section with a little CF showing. I would defenitly make the painted sections meet the body lines so it doesn't look sectioned off. AKA civic'd
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PROBLEM...
So a problem was discovered when Scram started to take the engine apart. My IC had a crack in it, and was leaking. So this might explain the low numbers on the dyno!? At least a bit!
I feel so stupid that I did not reflect on it when I had to refill my coolant every week!
I should have got warning signals in my head, since I do know that the problem is quit common on our cars!
This is not a problem now, since the plan has been from the start so change the IC to a bigger one, since the one that is on from AMG, is just way too small!
I just feel stupid for not thinking of it!
I feel so stupid that I did not reflect on it when I had to refill my coolant every week!
I should have got warning signals in my head, since I do know that the problem is quit common on our cars!
This is not a problem now, since the plan has been from the start so change the IC to a bigger one, since the one that is on from AMG, is just way too small!
I just feel stupid for not thinking of it!
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So a problem was discovered when Scram started to take the engine apart. My IC had a crack in it, and was leaking. So this might explain the low numbers on the dyno!? At least a bit!
I feel so stupid that I did not reflect on it when I had to refill my coolant every week!
I should have got warning signals in my head, since I do know that the problem is quit common on our cars!
This is not a problem now, since the plan has been from the start so change the IC to a bigger one, since the one that is on from AMG, is just way too small!
I just feel stupid for not thinking of it!
I feel so stupid that I did not reflect on it when I had to refill my coolant every week!
I should have got warning signals in my head, since I do know that the problem is quit common on our cars!
This is not a problem now, since the plan has been from the start so change the IC to a bigger one, since the one that is on from AMG, is just way too small!
I just feel stupid for not thinking of it!
http://shop.code3performance.com/pro...3&productId=13
There've been a few complaints about their turn-around time... YMMV.
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C32 T 2003. Mods? MANY!! :)
If you're looking for an over-built, bolt-in replacement - Code 3 Performance has developed one that allegedly is in stock and ready to ship:
http://shop.code3performance.com/pro...3&productId=13
There've been a few complaints about their turn-around time... YMMV.
http://shop.code3performance.com/pro...3&productId=13
There've been a few complaints about their turn-around time... YMMV.
I have no problem with there products, but I have a big problem with there customer service!
But thanks for your thoughts thou!