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hehehe , was that jose's car @ bmt? saw a soarer

That was my Soarer. Pulling the bottom end down in the red barge as further diagnostics indicate a big end has gone. Not bad to get 120000 with 40000 running my numbers (~300kW) out of the RB25.

Great day and nice to talk to a few people. Might meet at Thommo for the cruise but gotta get a leave pass.....

Phil, your car will be an animal once the turbs is sorted.... must be a pain in the ass tho

I got 153rwkw. I thought my new chip was gonna help out a bit more but as sam put it "its rich as f**k!" up high. Down low its better than stock which is why I felt better acceleration when it went in. Still I'm happy with 153 :D

hehe last time we had josies soarer dynoed she made 151rwkw on that dyno :D

cant wait to see what it puts out with a T66 conversion on low boost which will be happening in the near future :(

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