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    advice on setup, what to do next

    After the weekend really enjoying it at the pod, have got the feel for it. Only managed a 15.2 at 91mph but loved it. that was a pretty standard setup at 12psi and regular unleaded, nothing striped from car, road tyres so not bad i thought.

    My aim is a fast road car that id like to set some ok times up the strip, it would be good to see my name on the 1/4 mile board so looks like 13.7/13.8 is the target.

    My currents setup is- Standard engine/box, and clutch as far as i know. With a enlarged downpipe and scorpion system, pipercross filter, pace standard size intercooler, alloy carb top, cup mod, boost goes to 1st bar from red on standard gauge and 0.8bar on boost gauge so am running 12psi.

    Since being a member here i have listned to advise given and am happy with how my car is coming along, i have recently changed oil/filter and flushed out cooling system and bled, car doesnt have any over heating problems and runs at normal running temps

    So where have i got to go from here, thanks

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    Re: advice on setup, what to do next

    get your after maket boost gauge plumed into the the carb base

    there is so much you need to do and check to able more power, tuning boost up if not running correct spells danger.

    so you need someone with a wideband or get your own.

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    Re: advice on setup, what to do next

    do you have any advice on a wideband kit that you would recommend.

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    Re: advice on setup, what to do next

    Quote Originally Posted by djinuk View Post
    do you have any advice on a wideband kit that you would recommend.
    avoid the innovate lc-1.
    ive heard of a few faults with them now! and a few is more than enough for me personally not to buy.

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    Re: advice on setup, what to do next

    Whereas their LM-1 is the lick.

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    Re: advice on setup, what to do next

    After the issues im having with mine, and the lack of GGR's ability to answer emails/return calls, i'd still clear of both the LC-1 AND GGR.

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    Re: advice on setup, what to do next

    Quote Originally Posted by Mart View Post
    Whereas their LM-1 is the lick.

    I have had both and agree with Mart the LM-1 was spot on never failed, although my LC-1 & DB gauge worked fine the refresh was not as quick as the LM-1. Plus you can easily use the LM-1 in any other car with Lamda bung.

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    Re: advice on setup, what to do next

    Quote Originally Posted by dave j gtt View Post
    get your after maket boost gauge plumed into the the carb base

    there is so much you need to do and check to able more power, tuning boost up if not running correct spells danger.

    so you need someone with a wideband or get your own.

    so i just need to get the jetting sorted and run more boost?

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