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vibrio

posted on 23rd Nov 03 at 14:39

run smaller, lighter wheels


James R

posted on 23rd Nov 03 at 14:17

http://www.pumaracing.co.uk/coastdwn.htm

Here educate yourselves


James R

posted on 23rd Nov 03 at 14:15

Nope just at uni there I don't live anywhere near wales, so I can't spell brilliantly. Big Woop!!
What I mean is, less you go for a full straight cut racing gearbox (£2000+) then changing fluid will only give yo a small gain.
I wouldn't be too bothered about flywheel figures they mean sh*t, they are guess work, and hence unreliable. Wheel BHP and torque are what really count.
You may have got a high loss due to underinflated tires, as these will cause a increased rolling loss.


Danny P

posted on 23rd Nov 03 at 13:20

quote:
Originally posted by Kerry
quote:
Originally posted by j1400
negligable.


:boggle:


Must be welsh :lol:


CORSA NUT

posted on 23rd Nov 03 at 13:17

Quick shift?


Kerry

posted on 23rd Nov 03 at 13:04

quote:
Originally posted by j1400
negligable.


:boggle:


James R

posted on 23rd Nov 03 at 12:43

The transmission loss is caused by he gearbox, diff, driveshaft CV joints, hub bearing.
To reduce it you could put in a race box, or try putting in fresh fluid, but the results will be negligable.


Kerry

posted on 23rd Nov 03 at 12:38

is there any way u can reduce them???

be nice to get some of my 50 bhp back :lol:

or could it mean i have a dead gearbox :boggle: