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do the sum. 8 kay is still a bargain.

yes it is a bargin....

i still reckon dan could build an identical one for 8k...

i dont like to discount Dan, cause he is da shit...but that would be pushing it shane.....as i am gettin one built atm...and for another 2k mine wouldnt have all of that stuff on it...specially when the plenum is 800-900, coils are 500 odd, cams are 800 odd...cam gears are 300-400....+ head work.....it would be close though.

one major item you are not factoring in is the bullshit and friggin around sourcing block, parts etc. Here it is all in one package ready to rumble.

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its a bargin...but get it looked at most definately....i didnt look at mine before i bought it.... :rofl: now its costing me.

one major item you are not factoring in is the bullshit and friggin around sourcing block, parts etc. Here it is all in one package ready to rumble.
yes it is a bargin....

i dont like to discount Dan, cause he is da shit...but that would be pushing it shane.....as i am gettin one built atm...and for another 2k mine wouldnt have all of that stuff on it...specially when the plenum is 800-900, coils are 500 odd, cams are 800 odd...cam gears are 300-400....+ head work.....it would be close though.

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its a bargin...but get it looked at most definately....i didnt look at mine before i bought it.... ;) now its costing me.

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an extra 1500 to have it built urself and knowing it is perfectly new etc...and by the time u pull it down to inspect it, if nothings wrong theres close to another 1k

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