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Re: On track in sweden.

by dingo » Fri Aug 28, 2009 4:23 pm

There is a small disc shaped magnet bonded to the inner axle joint at the left hand side of the gearbox.  The Hall effect transducer \ sensor that reads the manetic pulse as the axle rotates relies on the magnet being fairly close to the sensor as it passes by.  Also, the polarity matters.  The sensor will only work wih the magent in one polarity orientation, so don't flip it over.  The sensor has a threaded body and a plastic lock nut on eaither side of the plate it rides in.
You can loosen one and then adjust how close \ far away from the magnet the sensor sits, then retighten the lock nuts nuts.

The sensor has to be close enough to measure a pulse as the magnet passes by, but not so close to hit it, make mechanical contact.  When it's too far away, you'll see the intermittent reading your seeing.  Or no reading at all.
An easy fix. 

Re: On track in sweden.

by Dawsey7 » Fri Aug 28, 2009 1:49 pm

[quote="John H"]
actually.....mine has just stopped working completely.......how annoying.
Any ideas why that would be?
[/quote]

Mine jutters now and again, Mr Toad said at Bedford last time out it might be the magnate on the gearbox thingy!!

Dawsey

Re: On track in sweden.

by John H » Fri Aug 28, 2009 1:03 pm

[quote="Bruce Fielding"]
[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="John H"]
[quote="benyeats"]
You should be able to clear 130 in a 245 fairly easier.  On the long straight at Bedford in my mere 120 I have seen 120mph +  But acceleration rapidly drops off at speeds above 100 ish

Ben
[/quote]
depending on how fast u get out of the hairpin and how late you brake, you can just nudge 140 in a 220 at Bedford..............I can then get 130-135 before the next hairpin
[/quote]

That sounds about right to me.  Will have to mount my GPS on the car next time out to see what speed I am actually hitting 'vs speedometer speed.  Has proved accurate at lower speeds but no reason to beleive that at faster speeds, on the other hand with the electronics used accuracy should not depend on speed.

Ben
[/quote]

My Atom speedo is GPS accurate to 130mph.
[/quote]
actually.....mine has just stopped working completely.......how annoying.
Any ideas why that would be?

Re: On track in sweden.

by Bruce Fielding » Thu Aug 27, 2009 2:27 pm

[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="John H"]
[quote="benyeats"]
You should be able to clear 130 in a 245 fairly easier.  On the long straight at Bedford in my mere 120 I have seen 120mph +  But acceleration rapidly drops off at speeds above 100 ish

Ben
[/quote]
depending on how fast u get out of the hairpin and how late you brake, you can just nudge 140 in a 220 at Bedford..............I can then get 130-135 before the next hairpin
[/quote]

That sounds about right to me.  Will have to mount my GPS on the car next time out to see what speed I am actually hitting 'vs speedometer speed.  Has proved accurate at lower speeds but no reason to beleive that at faster speeds, on the other hand with the electronics used accuracy should not depend on speed.

Ben
[/quote]

My Atom speedo is GPS accurate to 130mph.

Re: On track in sweden.

by benyeats » Thu Aug 27, 2009 1:45 pm

[quote="John H"]
[quote="benyeats"]
You should be able to clear 130 in a 245 fairly easier.  On the long straight at Bedford in my mere 120 I have seen 120mph +  But acceleration rapidly drops off at speeds above 100 ish

Ben
[/quote]
depending on how fast u get out of the hairpin and how late you brake, you can just nudge 140 in a 220 at Bedford..............I can then get 130-135 before the next hairpin
[/quote]

That sounds about right to me.  Will have to mount my GPS on the car next time out to see what speed I am actually hitting 'vs speedometer speed.  Has proved accurate at lower speeds but no reason to beleive that at faster speeds, on the other hand with the electronics used accuracy should not depend on speed.

Ben

Re: On track in sweden.

by Hedge » Thu Aug 27, 2009 1:27 pm

[quote="Steve"]
On the speedo a 300 will get between 150-155 on the Bedford straight.
[/quote]

Really?? Hmmm.
Fck, didn't think they were that quick.
Cheers, Hedge

Re: On track in sweden.

by Steve » Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:53 am

On the speedo a 300 will get between 150-155 on the Bedford straight.

Re: On track in sweden.

by John H » Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:14 am

[quote="benyeats"]
You should be able to clear 130 in a 245 fairly easier.  On the long straight at Bedford in my mere 120 I have seen 120mph +  But acceleration rapidly drops off at speeds above 100 ish

Ben
[/quote]
depending on how fast u get out of the hairpin and how late you brake, you can just nudge 140 in a 220 at Bedford..............I can then get 130-135 before the next hairpin

Re: On track in sweden.

by Marcus » Tue Jun 09, 2009 11:14 pm

[quote="Trigger"]
Speedo - which compared to a gps reads abt 5 pct over  - I was assuming most others were using speedo readings too.
[/quote]
Mine is Traqmate data.

Re: On track in sweden.

by Trigger » Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:58 pm

The 'so slow' was just for you Hedge...thought you would like that...

Re: On track in sweden.

by DADOH » Tue Jun 09, 2009 7:10 pm

I'm sure I saw a UK car magazine last year that timed the 300 doing 150mph at the end of 1 mile- i.e. as fast as the likes of the likes of RS6 Audi up to 150, and considerably faster up to 100.

Re: On track in sweden.

by Fredrik F » Tue Jun 09, 2009 7:01 pm

[quote="arielatom600"]
[quote="scarface75"]
If i should install a compressor do i need a new cooling system (intercooler or effekt radiator) if i want about 300-320hp ?
[/quote]

jag har original 300 kompressor kit från factory...
[/quote]

Vem installerar den bäst ? (känner du nån) och man kan väl programera om styrboxen ?

Re: On track in sweden.

by arielatom600 » Tue Jun 09, 2009 6:04 pm

[quote="scarface75"]
If i should install a compressor do i need a new cooling system (intercooler or effekt radiator) if i want about 300-320hp ?
[/quote]

jag har original 300 kompressor kit från factory...

Re: On track in sweden.

by Fredrik F » Tue Jun 09, 2009 5:55 pm

If i should install a compressor do i need a new cooling system (intercooler or effekt radiator) if i want about 300-320hp ?

Re: On track in sweden.

by Hedge » Tue Jun 09, 2009 4:40 pm

[quote="Trigger"]
I am surprised the 245s are so slow.
[/quote]

Why's that? The 300 pushes out nearer 320 bhp, doesn't it? Over 70 bhp more, not inconsiderable.
"So slow" is fairly relative, ain't it!  ;D ;D
Cheers, Hedge

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