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Yeah the silver 33gtr was my car. 1st pass was just feeling out the new tyres dropped it at 7ish and it just bogged real bad. 2nd pass i thought id try 8000 and it just wheel spun/ tramped hard. Ran a slow 1.99 60ft on the 10.9 pass was doing 106mph in 1/8 going by giant and dirtgarage time slips it should be good for mid 10's or quicker.. On PITS 4wd dyno yesterday made 550awhp pump 24psi and 630awhp 26psi on vp109. Doing alright on 2530's running standard ignition system/splitfires plugs gapped to .8mm...

was a good and quiet night :D

some pics..

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Lil bro, your 31 is even in the background of the first photo. Well at least the front half of it is... Should get Heath to take his 31 down the track.

Congrats on the time Baz!

Internally standard engine

gt30r turbo

555cc injectors

Custom front facing plenum with Xf throttle body

Custom exhaust manifold

Custom made dump to cat

walbro fuel pump

AVCR

FMIC

45mm turbosmart wastegate

turbosmart bov

3" exhaust

Front and rear strut braces

I think thats about it, apart from heavy duty clutch and kyb suspension.

Im building a new engine currently so will be keen to try that when its finished

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