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Its confirmed, it comes on hard, fast, and brutal. On pump gas it made 265kw on gate pressure. The car was actually wheel spinning on the dyno.... the head and turbo are apparently a mental combo. I got the ingredients right, it’s a full works burger. Running it on ethanol tomorrow let’s see where that takes us 

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48 minutes ago, BakemonoRicer said:

Its confirmed, it comes on hard, fast, and brutal. On pump gas it made 265kw on gate pressure. The car was actually wheel spinning on the dyno.... the head and turbo are apparently a mental combo. I got the ingredients right, it’s a full works burger. Running it on ethanol tomorrow let’s see where that takes us 

How old are your tyres, what are they? 

Did Adrian remember to strap it down brah?

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7 minutes ago, mlr said:

Post up torque dyno plot thingie

 

265 should be fun in the little girl.

We haven't even put ethanol in it yet!!!!

2 minutes ago, Mick_o said:

How old are your tyres, what are they? 

Did Adrian remember to strap it down brah?

AD08R with only 1,000kms on them. They are 235/40/17s

fairly sure they need new straps after the boost kicked in, it came on like a raging bull

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