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Yes this build has been the longest ever for me, however good comes to those who wait!!!

This is why I bought the Z-tune :whistling:

I'm already at 12 months and have achieved nothing like you have, your build is looking amazing :unsure: but fingers crossed it will be on a car trailer to Ingleburn very soon for finishing touches :banana:

words cannot describe how amazing this build is. that manifold should be in an art museum not on a car lol, and its great to see theres guys out there that are still willing to share there knowledge.

good luck mate cant wait to see the final product.

hey Bobby spoke to you last nite or this morning on the picton cruize lol i have finally read this thread all 18 pages I MUST SAY INSPIRING i cant wait to see this finish and ill go visit John

its looking great got to hand it to John great work

Not much of a cruize , did you end up racing anyone?

Yes John has put alot of effort in this build, i will be seeing him tomorrow and will see what else he has done!

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