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Drunkenmonkey

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  1.  wrx_lou said:

    I'm pretty much on the fence at the moment.

    I love the look of the Legacy's but I'm not overly keen on a twin turbo.

    Will all depend on what my car sells for, or what I get offered.

    Unfortunately the type of car attracts a certain type of buyer and I keep getting offered bloody Euro's lol

    But my gtb ;)

  2.  sultan said:

    holset holset holset, the apple of clubsub turbos. still no dyno plots.

    Don't need to see a dyno when you see a certain race car struggle to catch a street bg on the straights at megameet to vow for them, but dyno plot would be interesting for that bg!

  3.  WRXONP said:

    To the people who are saying longer cable = more current loss - yes correct - but also your saying the bigger the better ?? The laws of current drop also state that the thicker the cable the more current loss also

    I've done heaps of battery relocations - some with proper wire from a sparky - some with simple 4 gauge wire - same results - also back in the days when I first did it I ran a positive and negative through to the back - was definitely harder to start with more current drop = less current at starter - when earthing the head to the engine bay - and earthing the battery to a solid earth on the boot hae never had any issues

    Bit one question for a sparky tho

    Would sensor values be slightly screwed from having a longer path ??

    Ummm??? Current drop? You got anything to support this makes it worse? as a sparky the best thing to do is have less current which is less heat, current = wattage/voltage, so having bigger cable you have a higher voltage (less volt drop) which is more important so therefor you draw less current.

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