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The R33 got outright honours at NSW Hillclimb C'ship at Grafton in the wet.

Just replaced our 4th 3rd gear failure in twelve months, just fitted custom sandwhich plate to box - gunuine 3rd see what happens - last failed at 370kws, so its not the horse power its the box flex or unload torque, will know soon.

Next round Mt Cooperbung (near Kempsey) this weekend coming 3/7/11

Here's a bit of mix of AU Qualifying, Race 1 and 2 and in car race 2 at NSW State Round June EC last weekend

Next outing for AU will be Shannons Nationals at Eastern Creek 14 - 17th July not sure whether running Sports Sedan or Touring Car Challenge - currently doing engine freshen on AU and revalve on shocks - as long as I can get it back together in time, on some new boots should be an interesting weekend.

Cheers

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Ahk cool, would be a Part of the Ford Motorsports/Ford Racing range

Probably these http://www.fordracin...rtKeyField=1272 done by these guys http://www.chapmanracingheads.com/products/prodDetails.asp?pID=29

they were developed by Roush/Yates for Ford Motorsport, they are they small port/valve version of the D3 NASCAR heads (which the FG's also use)

Edit - Dammit wrong account

Cheers

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