The Type-R mentality has infected all makesthemadscientist wrote:I don't get the obsession with revs.
I've never been a high revving wannabe until I realized that I can get good gas mileage (when off boost) and have good power (with turbo). It's just a win win situation with the CA (I think)biosehnsucht wrote:
The Type-R mentality has infected all makes
Using the intended VLSD (4.36) helps.dash wrote:Actually you do loose with a ca18. No low end torque
Even a beast won't 'need' 8000 rpms. You will need boost tho.
Failnisssan-drive wrote: youtube.
I hope its ok that I post this on here. This is an example of how to do it but a little over board with 490whp insane CA. If you don't want to watch the whole thing just start the video at 7:30 to see his revs.
He doesn't drive that car very well (missing shifts and consistently banging off the rev limiter). Sounds like a ricer in his honda (I remember when everyone though it was cool to bang off the limiter). Doesn't get full boost til 6k, wonder why he takes it 8knisssan-drive wrote:yes horribly oh well here's the link. http://youtube.com/watch?v=xzOLRXyATx4
Damn 8.5k. that's a bit more than I would want to go. I would be happy with 8k though. What supporting mods did you have to handle 8.5k?themadscientist wrote:I used to speedshift mine at about 8500 in the heat of battle. I would be comfortable with 8K sustained on healthy lifters and good oil delivery.
You sure are crazythemadscientist wrote:when you are fighting 600hp RB26s with a 150hp CA18DE you need to do everything you can.
Oh yes, brains over brawnthemadscientist wrote:Played christmas tree games with him, cut a light John Force would respect and showed him taillights for 60 feet. He won of course but the idea that he had to chase me down to me is a moral victory.
I saw a video on you tube of some japanese drag racing and there was a 240SX with a CA18DET and it ran a 9.9 second 1/4 mile. I will try and find the video.nisssan-drive wrote:damn 11.2 pretty fast car man!