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Yeah my tune isn't complete either but doesn't matter.

it'll be right for the drive, i flogged mine all satday untuned at the sprints.

i don't know if i'll be bringing the sil80, got a few things to fix before its drivable.

I'm gonna bring the FC Hako and maybe (MAYBE) adjust my tune to shoot flames for a brief period to get a photo of it :)

But I'll see how I feel, I dont think its very safe so might decide not to do it lol

The more the merrier :P

Just finding a place to do that that also has a nice background will be the problem lol. Have to trail the tune sometime (might do it friday when I get there) but should be alright, fuel it up on throttle then retard the timing off throttle :) haha

I have a VIPEC, I'm to cool for school

Yeah yeah.... lol

The feature on the VIPEC is impressive thats for sure.

But never-the-less I'll do it the old fashioned way :)

Rob, we will just crank your CAS right back and hopefully it will do the same, whats the worst that could happen :P

Aw man, serious? I'm keen to see it.

Rob no! You gotta bring the 180!

i will try, i have to have it fixed by friday for a photoshoot for qld street car.

I just have a missile switch to engage rotational idle/anti lag. Does some hard core bangs and flames lol.

phil, we have to set this up on my car :D

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