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Still under the thumb?

Not really just moved out

Is hks bov plumb back or atmo? If atmo that is one of the reasons there is no rwc. Also many holes were cut to fit the fmic and was the reo cut as well?

and not sure haven't had a chance to have a look at it yet will be doing as soon as I can but if atmo then I'll just re plumb it or change it

Still under the thumb?

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/439623-brake-clearance-thread/ 375mm rotor, alcon 6 pot caliper behind a 17" TE37

those aren't 8 pot calipers Greg

I already have a switch, thank you very much.

well no point starring at it Pete

Flick it and burn some rubber

No one gonna know

If they do just tell em it's from all that back burning

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