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lol cheers mate.

Only needed a few things since I've owned it and Dynamix have carried out any of the work I couldn't do myself.

Tuning was done by Matt Spry at PITS. It seems to be only a run in tune as it is quite rich and only tuned to 14psi, with a turbo good for 20-25psi to be efficient.

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just reading your thread champ, very nice car, you ran a 12.9 with all these mods? should be doing much better then that or i have i missed something

gl wid da sale

cheers tony

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Yeah you read right. That run was only a 1.95 60ft which wasn't my best. Just that the time slips were going missing so I'm not sure if I did any better. I was getting 60 ft times of around 1.8 but the runs I have slips for I missed gears etc lol. Was my first time in this car there and I haven't been back. That was also with the full interior + cage and on 19's which are quite heavy.

I'd be hoping for closer to low 12's next time around.

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