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A spin up to see Chris right? Making sure that nobody else takes it for a spin ;)

Getting excited? In other news, WASSSSUUUPPP TIIMMMEEEHHH???

Notin' - just watchin the game, having a bud. 'Sup with you?

Yes booked in with Chris for next week.

speaking of wreckers i might be chasing a R33 Series 2 Coilpack Loom if anyone has one handy.

Trying to the skyline back to running all 6 cylinders lol

I will Ask Noel for you, he has lotsa spares hanging around at the moment.

Everything seems compatible with them

Yeah looks like it!

twas kinda of tongue in cheek :P

Have to say that EFI performance is really isolated due to those industrial / scrap yards.

When I was speaking to Sean he was fixing his dyno cause its got some issues.

Hopefully that doesnt put his schedule back too much

g4 are good ECUs and pretty sure it will be able to adapt to what you require Bunts.

Yeah, I will be adding the Microtech x6, a flex sensor, a 3bar map sensor, a crank trigger, the link knock block (maybe) and the engine monitor (maybe).

I am in heaven with all the options I have! lol

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I will Ask Noel for you, he has lotsa spares hanging around at the moment.

Yeah looks like it!

Hopefully that doesnt put his schedule back too much

Yeah, I will be adding the Microtech x6, a flex sensor, a 3bar map sensor, a crank trigger, the link knock block (maybe) and the engine monitor (maybe).

I am in heaven with all the options I have! lol

I actually asked Sean when he thinks he can get to it - he said depending on the dyno set back today should be early during the week

Yeah, I will be adding the Microtech x6, a flex sensor, a 3bar map sensor, a crank trigger, the link knock block (maybe) and the engine monitor (maybe).

I am in heaven with all the options I have! lol

You will be in heaven once you have all those parts on the car and the Unicorn is re-tuned and ready to go :yes:

Today can totally blow me, If I had a gun on hand I would probably just shoot myself to escape the stupidity. Some people are so stupid I am astounded they breathe.

The sooner we accept that there are those people on this planet the better we can deal with it and work around it my friend

The sooner we accept that there are those people on this planet the better we can deal with it and work around it my friend

Yeah, Just tired of managing stupid, so much easier to push it off a cliff. Starting to have health problems due to the stupidity that is being displayed.

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