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it only blows headgaskets when you run the boost too high no?

Have reading toymods, they are blowing gaskets on stock boost, even copper and metal gaskets were blown... confused.gif

Buy one and whack a 26 in?

Have reading toymods, they are blowing gaskets on stock boost, even copper and metal gaskets were blown... confused.gif

Buy one and whack a 26 in?

Intradasting....I'll ask my mate if there is an easy way around it

oh and from reading vicroads you apply for the permit each year..and present your RWC each year, so you have to pass a RWC each year...

Doesn't have to be a formal rwc though. A letter from the club secretary suffices.

Intradasting....I'll ask my mate if there is an easy way around it

That is what stopped me from buying MA61 and MA70 Supra back then, read too many stories about them blowing h/gasket.

7m motors head gasket problem is an easy fix... wait till it happens and throw in ARP studs when you fix... from there on the motors are bulletproof.

i'm still looking at a 7m cressy for a daily

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