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nah it sounds about right, the rev limit is at 7000 but what the ecu see and what the tacho see are two different things. it probably did reach 7800 at once stage, if you just keep bouncing and trying to make it, it will probably get there. i also get 3 different rev and speed settings from hand controller, rsm and stock tacho and speedo

I got about the same k's as you paul. I filled up in hoppers before i left on sat morning n got 200k's n used 1/4 of a tank when we got into shep, then had half a tank left after D4D and got home just under 1/4 left and had done 430k's so i would have gotten around the same as u easy.

For sure mate! It'll be great to see the old holden sideways. Just make sure it's got a locked diff and you'll enjoy yourself. Just do it for the fun of it, because your car will be the limiting factor. Give it a go!

haha, ya the car is gonna be a big factor in being gay, altho will be out there to have a ball, not to compete, its all about the fun, and socialising etc :)

its got a fkn tite assed mechanical lsd in er, recently rebuild n shit ... its nice :wave:

mite take a while, damn money holding me back !!!

Go the Lada!! :D

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So who photoshopped the smoke in there :D

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