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Wish i had more time when in Tassie, would have been great to swing by and look at the build. I would have sat there for hours talking shit :)

enough of that goes on with only 2 people there. sometimes a third comes along and you may as well pack the tools up and go to the pub at 10am because thats where we end up 5 hours later. :P

ben was just telling me hes been schooled propper like at project managing so i think hes gona get the whip out.

Wish i had more time when in Tassie, would have been great to swing by and look at the build. I would have sat there for hours talking shit :D

would have been good for you to come up to the good end of the state. talking shit isn't always a bad thing, some good ideas have come from shit talking.

ben was just telling me hes been schooled propper like at project managing so i think hes gona get the whip out.

your buggered now, i've fired up microsoft project. Your now a resource that will be assigned to tasks with a deadline.

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nice. :) I like the buddy clubs. what size and offset are they? and can you pm me where you got them from and how much if you don't mind. :D I'm looking at more wheels for the 32 myself.

Something in those pics looks familiar, would love to come check it out sometime ben!

yes yes, you'll get some money for them.

6.4 cat back mate?.... that's .6 lighter than mine..... DAMN! lol

oh i know huuuge, your muffler must be light as. I'm hoping is will have a good note, ti exhausts always sound good. Cause sounding good is more important than anything else.

Did you happen to weigh the rear cradles? With the alloy hubs is the GTR rear end any lighter? Alsowhat Ti exhaust have you scored Marlin? My twin mufflerTi Trust exhuast is the street one which i am told is more expensive then the single muffler race exhausts...i am waiting for some dyno time to see if it makes the power i am after

More updates, adaptor plate is 95% done. Test fitting:

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I got two bars out of the brake booster, and cut and shut them to work without a booster. just need to get a sleave to go over it, to double make sure it's not going to brake.

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Alloy block to replace the booster, just need to find the new mounting point for the master cyinder, after changing the pedal ratio.

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ABS unit mounted:

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