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Old 06-30-2013, 07:43 PM
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he just said it was fine. I assume its good cause if it was bad I'd hear it.

He should be done with session 3 now. shows its 91 degrees up there now.
Second session was red flagged after the third lap due to a 4 wheel off in 8 that started a fire. When I stopped and looked at my oil pressure it was 30 lbs at idle. Payton was right.....a 25 lb solenoid will work for the accusump.
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Temps good assuming it 85-90* already.

How's the oil pressure?
It was 109 at Willows when I left. Water temps never got over 190. Pretty amazing. No way to know what oil pressures were while I was driving......too busy keeping my eyes on the road. A cowl mounted oil pressure gauge would be the only way I'd be able to see where oil pressures were at.
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Clamp worked fine but we need to make two changes. We'll talk later.
don't tell me:

make it in AL
replace the allen button heads with longer 6 point ARP's
lengthen the chromoly rods by 1.250 in
increase the bar length by 2" on each side.

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Second session was red flagged after the third lap due to a 4 wheel off in 8 that started a fire. When I stopped and looked at my oil pressure it was 30 lbs at idle. Payton was right.....a 25 lb solenoid will work for the accusump.
cars that hot...lol
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It was 109 at Willows when I left. Water temps never got over 190. Pretty amazing. No way to know what oil pressures were while I was driving......too busy keeping my eyes on the road. A cowl mounted oil pressure gauge would be the only way I'd be able to see where oil pressures were at.
thats why I like to mount the gauges so the needles are straight up at normal operating ranges.
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don't tell me:

make it in AL
replace the allen button heads with longer 6 point ARP's
lengthen the chromoly rods by 1.250 in
increase the bar length by 2" on each side.

Well since your going there:

keep it steel
We need to narrow it
Heim joint rod is hitting upper bracket when I max it out for length.
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Well since your going there:

keep it steel
We need to narrow it
Heim joint rod is hitting upper bracket when I max it out for length.
i'll take a look at it when you are in for the accusump
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Well since your going there:

keep it steel
We need to narrow it
Heim joint rod is hitting upper bracket when I max it out for length.
how was the adjustments in the heat? easy?
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Glad you had a good time Gae!


Just so ya know - I've always had all my wheels on the track even when I spun it in turn 9...

I can only imagine how greasy it was out there today. OMG.... Way too hot! The oil would have been oozing out it.


How hot were YOU??
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It was 109 at Willows when I left. Water temps never got over 190. Pretty amazing. No way to know what oil pressures were while I was driving......too busy keeping my eyes on the road. A cowl mounted oil pressure gauge would be the only way I'd be able to see where oil pressures were at.
Mount a GoPro to record gauge data during the session? Poor mans telemetry.
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