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Thanks guys for orginising the day and had some fun. I was the s14a and came with my friend (This log on name) from canberra, his brother also came and ran the XR8.

One thing that worries me is that how can u really know that someoones dyno sheet is true when u see that they can fudge the figures on the dyno. I did not think that they could do this but it was all in fun and we had a good laugh.

Thanks again and hope to see ya's all again sometime.

Boxheadmr (NS.COM)

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Wait or could this be like some of those fudged dyno figures I've been reading about mmm very strange, and I heard it was on stock HIGH FLOW turbo's and stock injectors ....  very strange

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For all those who are so completely gullible beyond words, this was a fudged dyno figure... It was meant to be a joke, but I quite honestly couldn't believe it when people started calling their friends and talking about it...

Let this be a lesson that it's very easy to fudge dyno figures, and take all wild claims with a grain of salt.

1/4 Mile ETs and terminal speeds don't lie (if you have the timeslip), but dyno figures are only for novelty value :P

I'm still laughing at Buster's "Geeeee... It's quiet isn't it?" :bahaha: :bahaha: :bahaha: :bahaha: :bahaha:

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