JVLRacing Custom Title Time!
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Maybe Steve you can lift your motor 25mm to prove my theory is wrong and i would no doubt say you were right even shout you a beer😎.....thats when ever you finish it!1303Steve wrote:Hi newoldmanx
Thanks for your words of reason.
Steve
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JVLRacing Custom Title Time!
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Good stuff! hope it works Steve.My sump capacity had 5litres plus with oil cooler and lines 8litres all up.....1303Steve wrote:Hi JVL
I already have lifted it 25 mm and moved it forward 100 mm, it nearly fell off the jack stands.🙅 Im trying to get away with a stock sump. Subaru motors like to eat bearings if they get short of oil.
Steve
newoldmanx Wolfsburg Wizard
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wadda ya reckon this would do if 😂😂😂raising your motor 25ml makes your car "seasaw"🤪🤪🤪JVLRacing wrote:would be if you sat him in the engine bay🤪newoldmanx wrote:never had an adult passenger in the back of a car and got a "seasaw effect" is raising the motor 25 mm more noticable than an 85 kg passengerJVLRacing wrote:who said we are arguing haha Steve😎 25mm still would steve.I work by the theory keep everything level especially with these motors m8.Think steve! raising a motor higher would cause steering probs (like a seesaw effect)Springs for one will become a bigger factor!1303Steve wrote:Hi John
I don't know why I'm arguing with you. You don't think fitting a big lump of a Subaru motor in the back of a car would not have already "unbalance weight from front to back" Shit John 25 mm or so would not be noticeable.
Steve
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