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All Righty Then :burnout:

drum roll please...........320rwhp @ 16psi on Vortex........

The beast is back (has been for a week ;) ) and things are starting to sort themselves out! The car is a whole lot of fun to drive atm , especially in the wet!

& before everyone howls at me for running Shite fuel..."I Know!" this is a daily driver map & my company has Ampol Starcards! so it make sense to tune it to suit.

Once I have a few teething problems sorted out , I will take it back to SST's (with 98 gas ) and add a little more boost & a lot more timing :D

In the meantime it's all good , barring a lack of Cold Start tuning (My fault , by the time I drive the 200kms to Perth , It Aint Cold!) & a noisey starter motor (I have 1 being recond now , Thanx Dsturbd :) )

My initial "testing" over the 1/4 is verry promissing & I cant wait to get it back to the plex.

And Yes! I will be using the NOS again after a few more k's on the car , in the meantime the extra horses are the automotive equal to Viagra!

Cheers

Troy Rep.

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Good result rep. That auto must be getting nice to drive now.

Now to business.....

Perth crew. Look down now...(no at my sig :)). If you have killed an engine, any engine, especially nissan or have some detail on some that died, please follow the link and take a few minutes to post it up.

Cheers

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