KA - In Memory of my Mom (Vincee) and best friend Michael J. Maring
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Originally Posted by Zippy
Chad, what is teh inner diameter of that MAF tube of yours? You flashed a picture of that thing last summer, I believe, and said it would be available in the not-to-distant future.
Mike
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I don't know the exact diameter. Somewhere above 80 mm. There are a few cars that are running it now.
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Originally Posted by cjv
Mike,
I don't know the exact diameter. Somewhere above 80 mm. There are a few cars that are running it now.
I don't know the exact diameter. Somewhere above 80 mm. There are a few cars that are running it now.
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Mike,
S Car Go uses it on the low pressure side. I believe they recenntly used it on a GT2. I believe Todd @ Protomotive uses it on the high pressure side (just before the throttle body).
S Car Go uses it on the low pressure side. I believe they recenntly used it on a GT2. I believe Todd @ Protomotive uses it on the high pressure side (just before the throttle body).
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I spoke with Rob King @ S Car Go Racing today. He will be finished with his last race motor next week. I have his word that he will start my assembly on April 9th and he will stay on it, uninterupted, until it is finished. 
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Originally Posted by cjv
I spoke with Rob King @ S Car Go Racing today. He will be finished with his last race motor next week. I have his word that he will start my assembly on April 9th and he will stay on it, uninterupted, until it is finished.
Glad you found all those pictures as well those are great download those and keep them at home!
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Originally Posted by cjv
I will, but the coverage will be slowing down a bit from now on.
Please keep us up to date on the KA so I can finally see her dominence once she is unleashed.
Cheers CJV
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Chad:
So disappointed to hear. I check this site daily just to look for a KA update.
I don't own a Porsche or know much about tuning, so I rarely post. However, I love the passion behind the porject (same with VR's projects).
Would you (or you two) consider creating your own site/blog/etc., so that those that would like to follow the projects can keep up to date. You guys could have total control and be the only posters, etc.
I'm just throwing out ideas here.
I agree that 6speed has changed. I began reading the site in July of 2003 and registered shortly thereafter, although I lost my orginal screen name aftee the site redesign.
So, I urge you to reconsider and/or consider other ways to allow enthusiasts to still be kept abreast of this project and future projects. VR, this goes for you, too.
Highest regards,
David
So disappointed to hear. I check this site daily just to look for a KA update.
I don't own a Porsche or know much about tuning, so I rarely post. However, I love the passion behind the porject (same with VR's projects).
Would you (or you two) consider creating your own site/blog/etc., so that those that would like to follow the projects can keep up to date. You guys could have total control and be the only posters, etc.
I'm just throwing out ideas here.
I agree that 6speed has changed. I began reading the site in July of 2003 and registered shortly thereafter, although I lost my orginal screen name aftee the site redesign.
So, I urge you to reconsider and/or consider other ways to allow enthusiasts to still be kept abreast of this project and future projects. VR, this goes for you, too.
Highest regards,
David