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Hi all,

I'm new to the forum.

I'm based in Sydney. Some of you may know me from the JDM Style Tuning forum, which my company is a sponsor of.

I've been involved in many forms of motorsport including Formula Ford, Porsche club racing, Australian touring cars and endurance racing. I've spent quite a bit of time in Japan and the US West Coast, particularly the SEMA show, and have spent quite a bit of time round Laguna Seca in northern California.

What I Do For Work

Workwise I run a parts company in Sydney called The Tuners Group.

Some of you may have seen our promo girls at various events ... :3some:

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We're the official exclusive Australian distributors for Works Bell (the makers of the world's finest steering wheel quick releases - and sponsors of Toshiki Yoshioka's AE86 & Team Orange), so any of you who are involved in Drift Australia may already know me.

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We're currently giving away a FREE Works Bell Rapfix II Quick Release and Works Bell Original Steering Wheel to celebrate our appointment as Works Bell's Official Exclusive Australian Distributor :D Details are here ...

http://www.tunersgroup.com/win.html

We're also the official Australian distributors for the Forced Ignition anti-carjacking immobiliser systems, and an authorised supplier for AEM and HRE Wheels.

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Project Cars

I've been building project cars since about 1990.

This is a pretty wild recent project car we've had a bit to do with - built by a close family friend which has just had a photoshoot done for one of the major Australian automotive magazines ...

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It's built on a '71 911 shell with a completely custom supercharger setup. It regularly outruns GT3's and 911 turbos at Porsche Club events here.

Lap times are ...

Eastern Creek: 1 min 44s

Oran South: 48 secs

Oran GP: 1 min 17 secs

Wakefield: 1 min 06 secs.

The dyno chart tells the story - it's very very linear ...

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The weight of the car with a full fuel tank, no passenger seat and no spare wheel is 1124 kg

Videos of it are here ...

http://www.tunersgroup.com/Videos/Supercharged_911.html

Full info on the car here ...

http://www.supercharged911.com

It's an absolute weapon :D

We haven't built a Skyline yet, so part of my reason for joining this forum is to learn as much about Skylines as possible.

- Adam

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