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LTuned

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  1. Nothing wrong with 4th gear for a dyno run nowadays.   6th gear is too fast for an ISF on a dyno.  redline in 6th is 270kph, in a dyno room!  the dyno would really be moving.  I would not want to be anywhere near it.   Could you imagine a Bugatti Veyron in 6th on a dyno at over 400kph.  I just don’t think so.

  2. 57 minutes ago, rysith said:

    Hmm, not sure which ones you are referring to? As far as I understand, the "blade" shiny portion of the wheel faces towards the front of the car - all mine are in that configuration.

    The Blades are designed like a fan, to draw air out from the brakes.  when you put them on backwards, it forces air back into the wheel well, resulting in hotter brakes.   

    Here are a couple of Lexus pictures of the ISF.     Have a look on the net yourself.

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    Good luck with the sale, & enjoy your new ride.

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  3. 15 hours ago, OzzyISF said:

    Hey mate , I put them on my car also ns400s mine squeal pretty bad on slowing down . Did you re use the shims or take them off. Cheers 

     

    Do you track your ISF with the Mu NS400 pads?   if so, you might have overheated them.  they are not really made for track work.

  4. On ‎11‎/‎01‎/‎2018 at 12:27 AM, BLK ISF said:

    Bored so took a few pics of the ISF the other day.  Have to admit still impressed with how the ceramic coating turned out.  

    Its my daily ride, gets driven in the rain and all sorts of conditions and in these pics, i hadnt had the chance to wash the car in several weeks, possibly longer yet it still has that gloss which it didnt have prior to the Ceramic coating (glossier in the flesh and was overcast this day yet still shiny enough, despite no wash)

    Much easier to clean and dirt etc doesnt stick to the car as much as before.

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    That’s a clean & shiny ISF.  looks tough.   but I think you missed a spot.    lol.

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  5. 7 hours ago, bluec63killa said:

    hey all ... anyone can recommend a good tuner seems limited to our isf’s in sydney so far found autowerkes ,bta,cpi have heard good and bad about all mentioned so not sure who is the best pick ..very limited to tuners so  want good results work ...doing headers hi flow cats iss des exhaust installed and intake ..other upgrades oil air seperator /braided brake lines & suspension work ..in future cam nos install 

    I have taken my ISF to Autowerks in Sydney for & ECU tune.  Sonny has done a few ISF before, so he knows what’s involved.   I was happy with them.   

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