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Josh,

I don't know yet till I get my hands on the car, but I'm sure perspex for glass, 3 x window winder regulaters & zero interior trim will be a good start.

If it doesn't get that light, it wont matter, it's just the goal.

I just bought an HKS high mount exhaust manifold ex Japan and an Garrett BB GT3076R is on order. It has to have the turbine housing coated in black ceramic.

Cheers, D

Got to see it in the flesh this afternoon, it's a bit rough on the outside, but it will clean up well.

It's at the Dyno tuners for a couple of days to get it running as good as it can for now.

Wanting to get it out for a run to blow out the cobwebs on Friday 12th June at Oran Park SAU track day.

I think I have a tentative booking with Duncan for it.

Will keep you posted on it's development & pics as I go.

Cheers for now,

D

"Cutting back on hamburgers and beer will get you 5 kg depending on how much you eat now. I reckon it woudl get me 10 kg!"

Hamburgers I can live without, but beer, that's entirely something different.

Cheers, D

no worries,

yea checkd that day out sounds like a real good day, suxs its on friday, cant get day of work :D

"hamburgers i can live without, but beer thats entirely something differnt "

damn strait .

cheers

Beer?!!?!?! Did i hear beer.. **sigh** im all out :(.....

UPGRADES are on the way!

Fitting a new stand alone ADAPTRONICS ECU fror the SAU track day at Oran Park June 12th.

AFM is going in the bin forever.

"Got a DR30 Mines ECU going cheap if anyone is interested"

More to come soon.

Cheers,

Dennis

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