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Well its not totally finished as i still have to get tyres for the TE37s and put on the titanium exhaust, drop the ride height a little and put some of the engine goodies on...but in the meantime.

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I think the wing looks killer , its nice to see you try something different !

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love the stance of your 32 mate
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Thanks

love the grey and white combo... but damn you need some rear camber arms.. that is shocking.. there is no use for that much rear camber..

Thanks. yea thats the way i bought it, Its got adjustable camber arms on it , the wheels are some crazy offset and i have to roll the gaurds so i can straighten them out a bit. must admit though even with all that camber alot more tyre touches the ground than you think

Come a long way dude :)

Engine bay looks mint!!! What power is it making now?

Really makes me miss my ol' girl.

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hey mate thanks ay it has come along way at the moment its untuned atm moment etc but once tuned headed for between 380-400awkws.So just savin for that tune now lol

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