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Correct. I contacted them back on June 3rd. This was their response, when I asked them about an 86 specific kit:
"We will have a Frs in our possession at the end of this month. Then probably about 5 weeks after that until we have a kit ready. Radium Engineering LLC" According to their response, they should have had the kit for our cars completed by August. I know @Dezoris and @mines13 (and numerous others) have simply purchased a dual can setup, and made the necessary brackets, etc... to make it fit. However, I would love for Radium to just sell me a kit that doesn't require any modification by me. |
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What did you do that's new?
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i just start a WTB thread for any info about http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50149
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Nothing new per say (just some dry carbon panels, cf driveshaft, lightened flywheel, perrin motor mounts, etc), but I am planning on picking up the intercooler kit once a few guinea pigs have tested. If the results are similar to running tune for meth, I will stick to the meth until next year's upgrade plans (compound charge or bigger blower.. depends on my mood
).I really need to get my build thread started.
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First thing I'll say, is that the kit is a great kit. I'm probably fairly anal about little things, but they were enough to make me pull the kit off.
I always intended on building the car as an NA racer. Focusing on weight/balance/handling first, then more power if that was what was limiting me. I impulse bought the sc kit, while on a work trip in Australia. I went and test drove the Bullet demo car, and next thing I'm flying back to NZ with 30kg of extra luggage. The things I didn't like... I noticed the car handle differently. I put it down to the extra weight of the kit. It was slight, but still noticeable. On the twisty roads I frequent, I could feel a difference. Throttle response was not as crisp as NA. It came on quick, being a supercharger, but the mid corner throttle balance, right on the limit of grip, the s/c was not as crisp as NA. Although, it was significantly better than a turbo would be. Surging. I found points in the rev range, and varying amounts of throttle, where it would surge/jerk a bit. Again, no where near as bad as a turbo would be. But there never the less. These three things ruined the car where I enjoy it. On the roads I take it, I don't feel the car made me faster (realistically it almost certainly did) but I had more fun with it NA. One of those "its more fun to drive a slow car fast, than a fast car slow" type deals. I felt that if I was going to put up with these issues, I would rather the car was significantly faster, 350hp or so. But I have another car that fills that void already. In short, I prefer the car NA. And will proceed with inital vision for the car. PS Fuel consumption went up significantly as well. TO be expected with more power. But I went from 450km a tank to 250 - 300km. I didn't mention it above because power costs gas, but will be significant consideration for others. |
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give me more time! i'll find a way to do it with 93 octane. eventually.
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Trust me, this supercharger, due to it's nature, requires a LOT of driveability mapping. Throttle control, closed>open loop transition points... Particularly down around 2-3k rpm...
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