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Dont know just thinking out loud. Also isnt JUN just cosworth and they selling there own kits now?

is jun cosworth? umm no. Jun is Jun. funny that. Jun manufacture a huge range of products. for some makes of car they have cosworth make them blank piston forgings which they finish but other than that there is no other real connection.

put the joint down. :wave:

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well i spoke to Mario the other day on another forum and he told me that he still owns GTR 700 and that he will get back into it sometime soon,also the car is exactly how he left it , he told CRD to run the car if they have time but obviously they havnt.

Its funny how many people think they know stuff about other peoples cars or maybe how much stuff they make up.

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