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Miller the hoon Rising Star

Miller the hoon

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Get a dump pipe next 2nd hand or new

from the basic mods that is what i think you lack

then a ecu

what boost controler are you running

good luck and keep at it champ you have the base for a nice liner

james

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cheers james,

By the way I have yet to purchase a boost controller. was probably going to buy a blitz one. I actually was talking to someone the other day and they think that those gizmo controllers are great, apparently they have a much better quality solinoid then the base blitz or apexi ones. There made in NZ.

Ill keep the car I think.

Its just at the moment, its running like crap, no stereo, no parcel shelf, needs new tyres,

But motor is healthy I think?? (150psi over each cylinder)

But car is straight and in good condition so I just haver to be patient and eventually it will be done.

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Yes ross80 theres a couple of grand to sort out but your mods alone y it is worth fixing

moding can be soo farking expensive and there are alot of people out there that are dodgy

you would have 6-8 thousand dollars in mods so far i recon

james

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