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thanks mate

well i found out that it still running standard fuel system, no cam gears, no aftermarket ecu, also running rb20 airflow meter, no aftermarket coil packs and its runnin a stock auto.

car has never been dyno tuned so this car has so much potential.

ben at rotary motorsports said with all this done and a few hours on the dyno it will pull 300kw easy.

well didnt you rebuild this....so wouldnt you have known before.

well didnt you rebuild this....so wouldnt you have known before.

no mate car was built by previous owner only reason i found out what car has got was by gettin it dynoed and ringing boostedxtremes and findin out what had been done thats who told me that it would make 300kw as it was but he was wrong.

will u consider a swap? highly modified vl turbo with rb25det motor and gearbox and everything u can think if fresh out of the shop. say hi to brad for me :D

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hey guys just put new windscreen in car, new rear tryes 255/45r/17s, got screamer pipe plubed in also had front bar repaired and got wrc for car so puttin price up to $12000

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