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Brett, Good idea, I'm sending forms to various people, and will start collecting them, but yes the dyno day on Sunday October 5th would be ideal for a final decision etc.

Shit Paul,

I have already faxed off the form that you gave me yesterday. Of course no payment was issued with that form so do you want to collect that money of the Dyno Day.

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Originally posted by EVL R33

Paul,  Fuel Pump, new Z32 afm's, pods,   'hi flo cat', then tuning with the cam gears and 700cc injectors that are already in it to around 1.4 bar..

Anybody want a standard GTR fuel pump???

Can always use another pump, me please. How much you speak Joe........:)

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I wish I was in a position to give stuff away free, but unfortunately I have to charge to offset the cost of the new pump. PM me so we don't whore this thread and we'll talk. I advertised it in the for sale for $300 ono but will take less than that, one guy has offered $200 over east, I'd rather deal local as COD sh*ts me no end...

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Paul, maybe we can talk to Lloyd and tell him we will have the forms to him on the 6th... Otherwise we can collect them over the next week or so from everyone.

BTW. Brendan won't be putting his car into PAS so we have to look elsewhere. Maybe the guy that bought Ken's car will let us put it in???

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