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Fr3e4gent 04-30-2012 11:20 PM

Weather from today in Tempe, Arizona was over 105 all day so instead they are doing it tomorrow morning when its cooler.

Ir0nM4n 05-01-2012 12:21 AM

ok, first wouldnt you want 18" rims for less rotational mass. You can purchase 18's on the rear that are 10.5" wide. Wondering if IPF can tune the LLT or do they outsource for that.
Nice car great times I am sure you are one very happy customer. Congrats on the mods.

Fr3e4gent 05-01-2012 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by MINI HLK (Post 4892523)
ok, first wouldnt you want 18" rims for less rotational mass. You can purchase 18's on the rear that are 10.5" wide. Wondering if IPF can tune the LLT or do they outsource for that.
Nice car great times I am sure you are one very happy customer. Congrats on the mods.

Yes 18s are better I guess because of their diameter and ability to move faster but I have always wanted 20s. The 20s wont make that much change and the rims I am getting are very light.

What do you mean by "Wondering if IPF can tune the LLT or do they outsource for that. " IPF does their own tuning.

Yes I am extremely happy and fortunate.

Ir0nM4n 05-01-2012 08:52 AM

Ah, ok I thought Trifecta were the only ones for the LLT. Yea I am still deciding on 20" or 18" though I am leaning on 18". The TSW's nurbugring's are pretty light, the 20x9.5 is 18.5 lbs, and the 20x10.5 is 18lbs. Ugh decisions decisions.

Thank you for the reply, again nice car!

scrming 05-01-2012 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by MINI HLK (Post 4893281)
Ah, ok I thought Trifecta were the only ones for the LLT. Yea I am still deciding on 20" or 18" though I am leaning on 18". The TSW's nurbugring's are pretty light, the 20x9.5 is 18.5 lbs, and the 20x10.5 is 18lbs. Ugh decisions decisions.

Thank you for the reply, again nice car!

Nurburgrings... you are looking more at 23 to 24 pounds..

Others here:

http://www.tsw.com/alloy_wheels_nurburgring.php

BTW... LOVE MINE!


Mach 05-01-2012 11:12 AM

^^^^^No burnouts.. WHAT???

KMPrenger 05-01-2012 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Fr3e4gent (Post 4892547)
Yes 18s are better I guess because of their diameter and ability to move faster but I have always wanted 20s. The 20s wont make that much change and the rims I am getting are very light.

What do you mean by "Wondering if IPF can tune the LLT or do they outsource for that. " IPF does their own tuning.

Yes I am extremely happy and fortunate.

I think he meant maybe for drag racing, the smaller rear with more rubber and sidewall is better (as I'm sure you also know), but for looks, I'm with you on the 20s.

Fr3e4gent 05-01-2012 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by MINI HLK (Post 4893281)
Ah, ok I thought Trifecta were the only ones for the LLT. Yea I am still deciding on 20" or 18" though I am leaning on 18". The TSW's nurbugring's are pretty light, the 20x9.5 is 18.5 lbs, and the 20x10.5 is 18lbs. Ugh decisions decisions.

Thank you for the reply, again nice car!

I am going to love my 20s with staggered fitment and Nitto 555s :thumbup:

Ir0nM4n 05-01-2012 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by scrming (Post 4893648)
Nurburgrings... you are looking more at 23 to 24 pounds..

Others here:

http://www.tsw.com/alloy_wheels_nurburgring.php

BTW... LOVE MINE!


Very nice wheels!!! :headbang: I stand corrected :thumbsup:. I will be going with 18 for all around. I will be saving 3 lbs per rim on the rear. Going from 20 X 10.5 (24.45lbs) to 18 X 10.5 (21.25lbs). Sorry I shouldnt high jack this thread. I will create another thread for rim discussion. Thank you for the replies though. :thumbsup:

Fr3e4gent 05-01-2012 04:34 PM

Anyway, watched my camaro on the dyno today. The LLT v6 was at 267rwhp stock and it did 392rwhp on its first run today. Its pushing only 6psi. I think this was better than Gretchen's TT 6psi, where it did 350rwhp. Photos will be up today and videos within the week.

lscamaro 05-01-2012 06:32 PM

No offense whatsoever, but Gretchen now has a lot of upgrades since that run. Gretchen is running top of the line turbos with all the supporting pieces to boot. Also, have you run it at the track yet? That's what im interested in. I believe gretchen ran a 12 at 3 psi with traction problems. I really want to see what a supercharger can do but at the moment, turbos seem to be the way to get the best power.

JohnZ 05-01-2012 06:56 PM

267 rwhp stock? that's amazing

Fr3e4gent 05-01-2012 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by lscamaro (Post 4896408)
No offense whatsoever, but Gretchen now has a lot of upgrades since that run. Gretchen is running top of the line turbos with all the supporting pieces to boot. Also, have you run it at the track yet? That's what im interested in. I believe gretchen ran a 12 at 3 psi with traction problems. I really want to see what a supercharger can do but at the moment, turbos seem to be the way to get the best power.

Im not mad or offended whatsoever, Gretchen has a lot more stuff than me yes but at that time he still had more than me. My car did better than his with less things. Only a supercharger of 6psi, No HO fuel pump or injectors, just an advance tune. I could probably run 12 if I upgraded my car a little more but I am just saying. Supercharger is keeping up with you Gretchen and I have less aftermarket parts.

Ir0nM4n 05-01-2012 08:54 PM

What was the torq number on the dyno.


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