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attached a very dark picture of M5 engine bay for whoever is interested to look at. The car is almost affordable at $200,000AUD+onroad+insurance etc ... Now just let me break my piggie bank :) :bahaha:

Got some footage of Jay racing Mick at Willowbank Sat (9/8/03)...but don't have webspace to load it, will get it up soon though...what did you get last run Mick when you ran against Jay??

I was aiming for a flat 13.1.

60ft - 1.988 ET - [email protected] mph

then after a bit more tuning (or fiddling, whichever you want to call it), realed off a

60ft - 2.045 ET - [email protected]

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Pod and exhaust

FMIC

Apexi PFC, base tune by Gavin Woods then I fiddled with final tune

ooh, and homemade boost controller

Maybe a little more time to be had still - wouldn't mind a 12.8...actually wouldn't mind an 11 second run.

Yeah, like the sound of the 11 better, stuff the 12.8

4 doorz: i ran a 13.764 @ 108.46MPH, was pretty funny... i cut a huge 2nd gear burnout and had to get on the brakes pretty hard to pull up before the line. When i went to move it into stage it just stalled straight away, it was then i noticed that i had managed to stall perfectly into stage!!!

i started it back up and looked up just in time to see the 2nd orange light so i dumped it hard and bogged down, the result was a 2.5 60' time which was disapointing. I pulled a 2.2 the run before finishing with a 13.2 so i was hopeing to crack a 12.

The twin plate is very difficult to launch, it really needs a set of slicks as street tyres just spin.

did u notice that the street machines skyline was running federals as well 4 Doorz.

My mate has them on his GSR too, cheap tyres but very soft compound so they work well for 1/4 mile raceing.

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