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So the story is was the cat collapsed?Did he check it,

No! the story is there was boost leaking everywhere, courtesy of the dodgey clamps i used plus the vband clamps werent sealing correctly. Still think the cat may be a hindrance but we will check that next week. For now its running like a swiss watch with a mini top fuel idle and just melts rubber. (in my driveway of course) :thumbsup:

hey N

i come back on to say hello and your broom broooom is finially done..

Well done mate, and i hope the bs and dosh was worth it. :rofl:

IF i ever get time to scratch myself ill have to come for a cruise just to see her grab the road ;)

good to see it all going well noel, need to see some video's of it down at QR or on the streets @ the least n not just ideling.

my engine is finally in just needs to be wired, intercooler installed and tuned!

hame

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