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Reading the records that were set at the AC Delco East Coast Nationals I saw this: Super Sedan / BB Joe Signorelli (NSW) Toyota / Toyota 182T 7.029 N/A Joe Signorelli (NSW) Toyota / Toyota 182T 197.77 mph Awesome effort in resetting both ends of the Super Sedan/Blown 6-cyl record but the important thing for me was the "182T". That's very slightly under 3L isn't it? 2.98? Awesome work if it's not a stroker like some of the American cars I've seen. Adrian

Please also include the 6/96 S14 200SX kit we discussed if that helps.

Buy mine in the For Sale section. You wont be dissapointed.

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Bigger tyre.

Super Street licences are for racers quicker than 12.0. If you dont at least have one of them, i dont rate your chances of being able to continue racing in the event you run a 10.x From ANDRA: Adrian

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Brand new power fc with hand controller - new in box - $1040.00

Approx 10 - i.e. bugger all.

13psi cold.

...and again although this is a different set of rims not for sale (black versions of the above).

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Selling 2 x MT ET Street Radial's in 255/50/16" size as well as 2 x 300ZX std rims in 16x7.5". Tyres are already mounted to rims. Tyres are used but not much. Suit R33 GTST and lots of others. Have used these tyres to run 1.6 second 60' times. $500.00 firm. Adrian

Paul is in the process of moving house and will be back on line shortly. Don't worry, you'll all get your responses soon enough. Adrian

It depends on the mood of the meeting director/ANDRA division director on the day. I've seen people get assholed immediately and i've also seen people allowed to run providing they back it down and don't run another 10. Of course if you go out and run a 10.20 you have stuff all chance of being allowed to continue racing, backing it down or not. Adrian

You don't use methanol as the nitrous enrichment fuel. Use a second tank with C16 and draw it from there. Show me a pic of the inlet manifold. Cheers, Adrian

I've also heard that the engine in the Camrydore is only a 3L where the US teams are running 200-inch plus motors i.e. 3.4L. Is this the case? The chassis was ex-Aussie Pro Stock racer Gavin Handley's car and ran 8's. I don't believe it ever dipped into the 7's. No doubt there have been changes to the chassis since then. Adrian

I stand by my initial point. People with Skylines RARELY ever race cars hard enough to break diffs and axles.

True. Winning wimps!

I hope they body it differently.

Please don't mistake my thoughts for knocking the potential of the Camrydore. It's a great engine package and has all the right bits to go quick. I'm just wondering who is doing their chassis and bar work for them. I know it has a Streetcar Fabrications sticker on it which means Craig has had a hand in it at some point (a very, very good thing) but I don't see anyone doing the things that other cars at this level do on the start-line. Is it all about the engine in this car? PAC wont run a 6.70 with the car the way it is now. It is super consistant and even went rounds in Super Stock trim at the East Coast Nationals but it's a consistant 7.0-7.1 car NOT a 6.7-6.8 car. I have no doubt that their new car will step it up again. 7.35? Holy shit I hope you're right but I doubt it's gonna happen at Jambo. It's great that Simon is there too. Is Andre over for a look? Adrian

Put it on the bottle, champ. There's your half a second

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If the Kiwi Evo's are anything to go buy, they tend to get the track sussed out just in time to break then leave. I hope that Reece's car goes as hard as they can get it to but i'm not sure we'll see the 7.60's that people are suggesting. As for GAS running 6's, when are they going to step it up? They've run high 190's on a number of occasions but can't quite get there to put a whole run together. The car is still very skatey on the same track as other cars running straight and at the moment i'd have to say I wouldn't drive a car like that. Joe's a great peddler but putting it all together in one pass doesn't seem to be happening. Why? Adrian