Matsuri done & dusted. Best one yet tbh
Drove the car to work, then to the dyno for a check up. Lucky i did because there was a bit of noise up top, so my tuner pulled a couple of degrees out and pulled the rev limit back from 7500 to 7200. Drove it from there straight to the track (photo above) to run through an event plan
Tweaked the rules a little and the Beginner/Amateur part of the event went really well. Had a few people drop out last minute which made things easier, and a bunch of mates pitched in to help with logistics meant way less headaches and a lot more fun.
Because we were running the first round of the Pro Sport (ie tier below D1NZ) it added another dimension to the event. In all honesty it ran smoother than I could have imagined. Having the Pro Sport qualifications and battles run after 4pm on each day meant it really didn't eat into the track time
My other instructor, Shane's, 180sx
The turn signal fuse kept blowing on my throughout the weekend. I got it back to just having the LHS indicator but couldn't find a reason for it. I have my suspicions that it's the cheap LED indicator resistors.
Also, the gearbox shifting starting get worse to the point where it wouldn't go into 5th without grinding. Sure enough i screwed up and put GL5 in it instead of GL4. Grabbed some Redline MT90 and will swap that over ASAP but it's not looking good for 5th gear synchro. Apart from that i want to get the front wheels sitting out a little further and install the Whiteline front swaybar.
Now the Silvia is where it's at I'm toying with the idea of a practice car now. Something i can throw together with spare parts and test out things that i otherwise can't with the Silvia. As soon as my mate gets his new place i can store it at his so the better half doesn't know....