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JayJ

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  1. I would be interested of a fuel pump and a pink fuel rail depending of a payment deadline
  2. Gauges...gauges everywhere This must be the best and the most documented build thread ever!
  3. I have replaced a stock pressure switch with Depo oil pressure gauge and it shows following values: cold idle 5.5-5.9bar hot idle(900rpm) 1.3-1.6bar 1000rpm(hot) 1.8-2bar 3000rpm(hot) 4.3bar Using Mobil1 super3000 5w-30/5w-40 fully synthetic mix
  4. Thanks mate! Mine has them all? Watched all of them, last episode the other night! I'm not in UK, so that's the reason ;-)
  5. Here Netflix only has first part of 5th season. Hopefully 2nd part will come soon, can't wait to see the end. Watching also walking dead, only one or two episodes left of the 2nd season. And you should start watching Dexter, I think it's even more addictive than breaking bad
  6. Sorry, mani sold
  7. Oh? Do you have any pics & tips? More info about this ASAP!
  8. If you are running all year round you should read about the cold start issues with E85 too. Mappable ecu will take care of this, but might be trial and error first couple of times until you get the map right ;-)
  9. You are right that it has higher octane rating and it burns colder, but ethanol(E85) also has less energy. So you will need 30% more ethanol(E85) to get the same amount of energy as with gasoline ->your mpg will decrease. Also these motors are designed for gasoline, so compression ratios aren't high enough to get the full advantage of E85.
  10. http://www.ukstarletowners.com/topic/67932-the-advantages-of-synthetic-oils-over-mineral-oils/
  11. CT9 short hot pipe and JAM actuator sold, everything else still available
  12. Different pinout makes sense too. Check your socket with multimeter, so you know which pin has 12v with parking lights on and which pin has 12v when brake pedal is pressed.
  13. Just seen this, very nice spec list
  14. I made a thread about this some time ago, but didn't get a lot answers. Check out for more info, but here's some major points: You will get a poor mpg with E85, I think stock pump won't be suitable for ethanol, stock injectors will max out(you need ~30% richer mixture) and mappable ecu needed to get it run perfectly.
  15. Sounds like a bad connection/short circuit, if moving the bulb changes the behavior
  16. Yeah, good frame for the price! I live in Finland, so London is a bit out of my way ;-)
  17. Here's mine SL Pro Carbon with Ultegra 6700, FSA slk light carbon crankset 51/36 and 23/11 casette, FSA slk light carbon seatpost and Selle Italia slr xp 180 saddle. On the picture the bike has 3T carbon ergo handlebar, but it cracked and have now been changed to Ridley's aluminium one. Also tyres have been changed to pink/black ultremo zx. Garmin edge 700 for stats :-) I built Armadillo 2005, but don't have a pic of it atm. It's 17" white frame with Sram x7 triggers, Hope mono M4 hydraulic brakes, 130mm Fox vanilla R, Sun Singletrack wheels with red Hope hubs, DT spokes and Nokia
  18. Inlet is the same size yes. I got my Tongs "cheap" and was used only 4000miles :-) fmic is total pain atm, the parts I bought to get it fit only made it more difficult to fit lol have to get a custom hot pipe made for it
  19. Would be cheaper to buy it from HOK I guess. My location ruins all the business :-( lol I'm really tempted to get it fully rebuild and change it back as it spools better than Tongs and the car feels faster or maybe I'll change my mind when the f**ing fmic is back on and boost turned up
  20. I have also this exhaust with Zisco mild steel mani, Tongs gt spec and Blitz decat and sound isn't much louder than with the stock setup. As said earlier removing the mid box would make the biggest difference.
  21. I have been waiting for this, looks sooo good! I need to get JAM kit for myself to make it totally JAM :-D
  22. I have two bikes, a hardtail singletrack weapon Planet X Armadillo and a road bike Planet X SL Pro Carbon. Planet X is based in UK, so you should know the brand!
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