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can you belevie the car was build by a cement render lol

and that they had no transbrake yes thats right it was off the foot brake the motor hasnt even been pushed yet big things to come from adams car he is aim for 7s as a full weighted car and would you beleive he drives it to the gym every day what a total package car well done spinner what a true street car

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Top stuff! This car has done extremely well in such a short amount of time.

Apparently uses RD28 block with RB26 head.

It has a 9" solid rear end, Zebra. There is a video on youtube showing the engine bay and under the car.

Lith, define "street" :thumbsup::D:) :) :D :D

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Awesome car and an awesome run. I have to be honest though Paulie, I've seen this car run plenty of times off the transbrake and it just blows the tyres off of it. There's either lots more setup in the rear end that needs to happen or a bigger tyre needed. Going off the footbrake helped it compared to how it was leaving off the transbrake.

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