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Old 05-11-2011, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by sidecarphil1
ok heres my starting softwere
6.5SPv3 middle timing
drag brake 20%
DDRS lvl 3(low grip dusty track)
boost timing 36 degrees
Turbo open time 6degree/0.1sec
turbo 15 dergees
boost start rpm 10,000
turbo open delay 0.4sec
boost timing acc 500rpm/deg
Gearing 7.2
Thanks...that is awesome.
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Old 05-11-2011, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by sidecarphil1
i have tried my SP6.5 with the new stock timing on a large open track and it is SOOOOOOOO quick , i will do some more tesing this weekend and report back

great softwere
That's interesting, in my testings with 528mod software i've found that even maximising both boost and turbo timings, temperatures stayed very low (max 60°) but IMHO the motor could have been a little faster. Maybe i could try stock software too. (Of course i'll try 119mod first)

BTW, what were your temperatures?

Originally Posted by Solara
Infact, you should try the ABOVE testing...he too running 6.5 but with 323STOCK...even faster then 119mod.
I'll try them both, maybe 119 mod is more suitable for lower winds motors, 6.5 is still a "mild" mod motor
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Originally Posted by Fastfreddy74
BTW, what were your temperatures?
without a fan on the motor or speedo the temps were motor 70 degreesC and speedo 80 degreesC

now have a fan on the speedo and 2 small ones on the motor , i am at the track on sunday that ETS Holland will be raced on , this track has good grip so i will do some more testing and temp's

just check your temps every 2 mins just to be safe
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Hi Guy

I'm have a problem with sensor board in my v3 13.5t were it plugs in part of the plastic fell off what the part number for sensor board and were in UK can I find 1 please or is there away to fix it
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Originally Posted by Craig W
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I'm have a problem with sensor board in my v3 13.5t were it plugs in part of the plastic fell off what the part number for sensor board and were in UK can I find 1 please or is there away to fix it
Contact Schumacher UK....Mark Marshall, he should be able to hook you up.

Parts No.# SB218

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i normaly carry a couple on spare , i have had a few fail over the year using them , but normally they are ok ,

quite expensive though :S
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Originally Posted by sidecarphil1
i normaly carry a couple on spare , i have had a few fail over the year using them , but normally they are ok ,

quite expensive though :S
Sometimes dirt gets stuck on them and they fail, I had one like that and I cleaned with motor spray let it dry and it was all working again.
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Originally Posted by defcone
Sometimes dirt gets stuck on them and they fail, I had one like that and I cleaned with motor spray let it dry and it was all working again.
oooh ok i will check the ones i have , this is why i like te spare tekin speedo have , plug in and test
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Originally Posted by sidecarphil1
oooh ok i will check the ones i have , this is why i like te spare tekin speedo have , plug in and test
Works with just a sensor unit?
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no but it is less hassle then plugging everything into my race car , dig the Tekin out and plug a lipo and the sensor on it and turn the motor
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Originally Posted by Solara
Contact Schumacher UK....Mark Marshall, he should be able to hook you up.

Parts No.# SB218

There are out of stock
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Originally Posted by Craig W
There are out of stock
try Tonisport , he is in germany but shippingis quick and he is a great guy
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Originally Posted by Fastfreddy74
Thanks, I'll try your suggestions this sunday

BTW what's the difference between stock rotor and RM13802NA?
Silver rotors seem to have more RPm but are more "peaky". They are a little harder to gear, but fast.
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Originally Posted by Solara
If it is any good...please share your setup with us, thanks.
I too would love to use BOOST and slower motor and compare with the straight software (no boost/sc) with 4.0T motor...my guess is, boost 6.5 is just as fast as 4.0T but with better low-end (infield) performance then 4.0T.
The top end will be the same, the field may be easier to drive, hard to match the punch, making corner setup very important
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does anyone know of a US outlet that has one of the LCD speedo programming boxes in stock? Everywhere I've looked online lists them as out of stock or on back order.
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