*The FL5 Track Junkie Thread*

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I appreciate the feedback, thank you. I'll make that change in the install instructions as I also need to update one of the steps (I got HPT to include larger washers, so there is no longer a need to reuse the OEM black clips on the front 2 locations).
Is this change in place for new orders?
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Is this change in place for new orders?
Yes the larger washer change has been made on recent orders and I've been needing to update the install instructions. The previous instructions work with both the larger and smaller washers. That said I actually just updated the instructions right now.
 

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I appreciate the feedback, thank you. I'll make that change in the install instructions as I also need to update one of the steps (I got HPT to include larger washers, so there is no longer a need to reuse the OEM black clips on the front 2 locations).
No problem, is there any way to get some spare bolts? I'd like to have some as spares just in case
 

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I'm not sure if I posted here or not, but I've been talking with pwr for a while and I became a dealer with them recently. They have helped me to find a core that is going to work with my dual oil cooler concept. My goal is to offer a package that 1. Performs the best (temps and minimal pressure drop). 2. Doesn't sit in front of the radiator reducing it's efficiency. 3. Uses the best components. 4. Maintains full OEM functionality and appearance. 5. Does not require cutting of the bumper.

I believe the kit I'm working on is going to achieve all of these things. The pictures at the end of this post give an example of what we're working on, but they aren't the final version, only what I feel comfortable sharing at the moment, my current design is more sophisticated.

My engineer is hopeful to have the design ready to print this week. Once it's ready I will in fact get a prototype printed to test fit and then test run at the track to confirm everything is working as intended. My car is currently at the shop from being rear ended a couple weeks back. I'm hopeful to have the car back in a week or 2 and then I will take it to the track to get some data on everything.

Assuming all these steps are successful then it should be ready to fully release and be for sale!

Also it's worth mentioning that I am developing a transmission cooler kit using a PWR core as well, and it will not sit in front of the radiator either. I have some things cooking on the radiator front as well but I'll share more when the time is right.

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Damn...I'll need to cut a hole for the EVS Tow Hook:eek:
 


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What is everybody using for tires and pads on oem suspension? I finally blew through my first set of consumables - Falken 615's and Endless ME20's.

 

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Conti ECF tires and EBC SR11 front and Dixcel Z type rear brakes.
 


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What is everybody using for tires and pads on oem suspension? I finally blew through my first set of consumables - Falken 615's and Endless ME20's.

RE71RS 255 35 19 (OE Wheels)
Paragon R5 Front & Rear
 

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Sebring isn’t known for its smoothness…. What mode was that in?
I have the Type S module and I do the pedal dance.

My Individual settings are:

Suspension: Sport
Steering: +R
Throttle: +R

From the POV you can see how bumpy it still is:

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