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^^ Brids, he already has a FMIC and turbo back exhaust. :)

Boost controller is the next step then maybe a tune, get an APEXi Power FC...

Upgrade your Panel Air Filter to a high flow one, like APEXi, K&N just to name a few... Or you got an air pod?

I never new the Crossfires where that fast...

mate i got a HKS pod filter, seriously bro dont know anything about crossfires its just one of my

friends he has an r34 and his girlfriend just bought a crossfire he drove it and said they are good.

thats y i was a bit concerned.Getting a manual boost control next week, Powers FC is next on the list

its just ma pocket is holding me back this month, was looking for a second hand over here but can seem to find 1 for a good price

still searching

powerfc, injectors, gt35 internal gate, exhaust manifold spacer, z32 afm, 22psi boost.

gogogoog

why just beat him when you can completely annihilate him

Agreed.Thats what am gona do still have time ill put all the godies in my line and then take him to Calder

Agreed.Thats what am gona do still have time ill put all the godies in my line and then take him to Calder

What he just mentioned is about 5 GRAND or more worth of gear.... not to mention clutch and tyres etcc...

u'd be getting close to $10,000 ...

so at the end of the day...is it worth it?

just asking(and assuming)...do u have a small package or something and need to show ur a man?

u've got the basic stuff... buy a $50 manual boost controller and get some more boost... if he wins hes no better or worse a bloke then you...

just remember that when your laptop says "danger to manifold"

SLAM it shut and tell it to shut up!

you'll run 10's

srsly tho.... crossfires are slow as... a 33 with basic mods will munch it

What he just mentioned is about 5 GRAND or more worth of gear.... not to mention clutch and tyres etcc...

u'd be getting close to $10,000 ...

so at the end of the day...is it worth it?

just asking(and assuming)...do u have a small package or something and need to show ur a man?

u've got the basic stuff... buy a $50 manual boost controller and get some more boost... if he wins hes no better or worse a bloke then you..

thats not a thing mate i respect all racers its just if some challenges you u cant step back :thumbsup:.

i boutght the car 2 months back i got it for just one reason ill maki it a fast gtst.cant do it all at once but the guy challeged me at the wron time but still have to keep

upto mark :)

Rent my car for the race. Its being Scoutered to have a power level of over 9000!!!!

ItsOver9000.jpg

Also comes with a different buttons for different stages of turbo boost transformation to boost the power further from 9,000+ to 12,000 to 18,000 to 21,000 to 24,000+

Crossfire have a 0 to 100 time of ~8 or something?

Edited by Mayuri Krab
just remember that when your laptop says "danger to manifold"

SLAM it shut and tell it to shut up!

you'll run 10's

srsly tho.... crossfires are slow as... a 33 with basic mods will munch it

ur right bro its just didnt wana munth it want to swallow it :).so have to do a bit uv mods. :thumbsup:

You are correct my brother man. It is just that I did not want to simply masticate said crossfire, but digest it entirely. I do believe I will require modifications to my automobile.

huh?

:thumbsup:

Check this out. It will give u ideas

(POSITIVE)

0 to 100 6.5sec

It can reach 150+ MILE flat. 250kph

Check this one out (NEGATIVE)

Top gear

Well i reckon u can beat it if u know how to launch it!

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