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rudypoochris

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  1. this is true. I was just trying to kind of point out that the calipers were designed to apply pressure for a relatively small amounts of time. I would think that having many psi on the piston seals for consecutive days would not do good things as far as keeping the fluid in. Even if it only leeks one drop after a month or two, thats still to much for me :). But as far as using it as a parking brake, elimitinating the mechanical option in case of brake failiure for whatever reason doesnt seem to make sense to me

  2. any pressure that can last 24 hours on a caliper piston seal is a bad idea. No matter how nice of seals you got eventually something is going to leak. Any way line lock i would assume is okay if you set it low. But the reason you dont want to get rid of a parking brake is b/c parking brakes mechanically push the piston against the disk. Ive had e-brake cables snap just for normal use.... so if you use line lock make sure you leave that **** in 1st or R! and yes i would make my e-brake on the front in that case, for burn outs :).

  3. not sure but also for drag when you put 375635789 psi u need strong cylinder walls for a 1, 2, or 3 runs... for 9 seconds, who cares you just dont want it to fall apart. But yah what grumpy vette said too

  4. go with a the illumina' if you want your ride to be perfect for you, even if you don't adjust them everyday if you buy something w/o adjust you might regret the feel. thats my opinion... plus if you don't like them you can probably sell them for more then you bought them $505 is nothing for 4 illumina's with springs. I'm not sure if they are offered for the 280 thats the only problem :S

  5. ok well if i didnt have compressed air, is there any way? and to a more important question... if the car can't run for the next 6 months to a year does it amke sense to rebuild the calipers now or should i jsut open them up and put the seals in last minute, right before driving the car? what are the reprocussions if i put the seals in now... they would be in a realitively dry enviorment, other than a little dot 5

  6. hey i need help supa fast as im trying to figure this out right now, ig ot the rebuild kit for the s12w toyo calipers heres what came: seals Untitled-1.jpg

     

    now all i need to know is where to put the smaller of the two rings (upper right in the pink box)

     

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    so thats the ring i was wodnering and as you can see the diameter of the ring mathches up witht he metal flange right below it, now im wondering where to put that ring, im assuming the other rings (on the left in this photo, dust boots are they??? or seals they are more flexable any way) will go over all of it. so if someone could tell me where the small rings go on the pciture below

     

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    any help would be very appreciated... please if you feel up for it i prefer you use photo shop to simply draw the ring in, otherwise please explain, thanks!!

  7. Vague question.... but... how much room is available with tokico or stock struts/springs installed for backspacing on a 240z? so what im getting at is, at a reasonable distance out, say for a 16", 17", 18" rim how much room is there from the place where the wheel bolts onto to the nearest obstruction (in inches)? Just wanting to know if these 18X9.5 rear +35mm ofset and 18X 7.5 +38mm offset rims will fit a tokico'd suspension. Other option is a 17X9 rear +38mm and 17X7 +38mm...t hanks!

     

    also....

    can someone explain to me how people who run a wheel width of x can have the tire tread in mm so far off from the rim width. For instance. width of 7.5" translates to a 190mm tire tread width if they sit exactly ontop of eachother. Now how does someone fit a 205 or even a 225 on that? thanks!

  8. im thinking twin 2.5 to a 3 inch (-2.75 sq in over dual 2.5") or 3.5 inch (-.2 in square in over dual 2.5) i thinkt he 3.5 in will be more close to a dual 2.5" size but is a 3 in more than enough? if so i will probably use the turck/suv aero turbine muffler... if i did that, would it be wise to still use the baffles?

     

    2nd idea is a dual 2.5 to a 3.5" with a baffle and two cones, would this be about as loud as a muffler or do the baffles/cones only cut out noise to a certain extent?

  9. wow so no muffler at all? how loud will this be.... or does the spiral baffle really work that well?

     

    also pipe diameter 4 inch from the y back? or is that jsut over kill? what is the dimension of the exits from shorty 302 headers 2.5? 2?

  10. see my problem was that the aero mufflers i linked only allow for a 2.5" inlet or a 3" if i go with the suv model, sow does it make sense to use headers to a 3.5" (Y) with one of those cones in it, and then at the very end limit the pipe down to a 3" to use the aero suv muffler?

  11. i would go with a current m3 power plant, 8000 rpm red line 334 horse 3.2 litre.... :) but if you insist on that much torque i would forget the vvt-i i think it will only cause trouble for you, that stuff is tuned to the engine in so many ways throwing more cubes at it will only throw it off, imho

  12. Si9nce you seem like a genius grumpy can you help me with a 302 exhaust setup, i would like to use 2 of those aero turbine mufflers (http://www.aero-turbine.com/buy/index.html) and i was thinking of using them right at the bottom of the headers then making them join into a 3.5" pipe. is this a good idea? would i cross over before the two mufflers or no need? willt he sound be ruined from the super long distance aft of the muffler? back pressure issue? thanks!

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