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  • 3 weeks later...

Sweet as, can't be long til it's finished now?

Was supposed to be ready in May, So not sure what's going on.Havn't had the time to go in and find out. lately due to work, As far as im aware it still only needs fuel pump, fuel reg, and fluids to start..

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  • 1 month later...

Our current goal is by the end of next month, Looking very likely at this stage, Not much left to go just bits and pieces, Fit up brakes, Box, Rims, Ecu, Fuel Reg, Pump, Gauges little bits in the bay, bit of a tidy up here and there .

that battery mount/holder is amazing, what is it?

I'm not exactly sure to be honest with you, I can't remember if It was purchased or Made inhouse, I think it was bought all I remember is it was expensive haha. If you're interested in one for yourself contact the boys http://galvsport.com/ (08) 9200 5850 [email protected]

nice build mate where did u get ur mirrors from

Thanks man, Got them off Gumtree although they're discontinued now you can find them floating around for 400-600~

Ganador??

Yep! Carbon

Edited by Jake91

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