1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

@Wulf thanks for installing that disconnect for me. Came out great!
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CrMLZ3WLYgZ/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==

 

Anytime, boo

 

Cool! I’ll be curious to see how the R150f and OEM clutch (I assume that’s what you gave) handle all the power, not to mention the stock conrods. It’s an inspiring build in any case.

 

R150 I'm not worried about at all, they're decent to 600ish HP without intense shock load. I put in an Exedy Racing high torque clutch, and so far I love it. This thing boogies on just 5.5psi and my four port solenoid idea worked perfect, I can go as low as 2.2psi if I need to run pump 87 for some reason.

 

Yea weren’t these gearboxes in the MK4 Supras?

 

seat shocks new. But, I been rocking the jbl bluetooth on dash for years!!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CspPGKQg4GF/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

 

Basically, just a couple different ratios, same construction tho

 

Hell yeahhhhh. Is it something you can put on a switch to change the tune on the fly?

The Exedy clutch rocks for sure

 

Yup I can put it on a 12 position switch so I could have all sorts of different combos. Low boost, low timing, yard sale (high boost, high timing, high driver)

 

Yeee fuckin haw that's sweet

 

My 6.7 is tuned on a 5 position switch with stock, tow, street, performance, and rowdy.it would be cool to have even more granularity.

I imagine you could make one of them a no -start tune to add theft protection?

 

Got my shocks changed

 

Shocking

 

Yup it could be any combo of settings you can imagine. Could make one, no injectors, no coils, no fuel map if you wanted

 

That's what I have found too, pretty beefy up to 500hp. I hope that's right!

 

We knew he'd bounce back

 

Yeah it should be okay, just gonna have to watch your launches

 

I think that's more to protect the rear diff than anything haha I don't plan on being too hard on it, hence the 4x4 launch at the strip. Sends less power back there.

 

Same power as RWD only but less potential for breakage since it isn't responsible for overcoming all the inertia. And hopefully less likely to hop

 

Not sure how you figure that. 50% will go up front and 50% will go to the rear, which by my math is less power to the rear end. Sure you get the same amount of energy to the ground but it will save the components unless I do something dumb like a 4k rpm launch!