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Yeah haven't pulled it apart yet as I wanted to make this, so it's all good. Yeah I'm definitely coming in my car :)

Archer field burnouts are on in the afternoon in case any one wants to come to.

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with the ls1 up front it would probably get hotter inside than mine does,so this makes me feel abit better about it,lol

On long drives my extractors make the drivers side foot well in my car super hot aswell it's great fun

use to have a 357 chev in a ht holden,in summer it was hotter inside the car than outside,and if you got stuck at traffic lights you fried,only up side was it went like f@#K,lol

On long drives my extractors make the drivers side foot well in my car super hot aswell it's great fun

So it would be like driving a R35 without heat wrap on its down pipes LoL,

even with mine is hot as hell, have aircon but I prefer to hear the exhaust so I just sweat like a pig ;(

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i can appreciate both worlds,love the feel of the turbo cars,but for pure aggression,cant bet the v8,also sound unbelievable when accelerating,do miss my v8,had the car for 8 years,lots of memories.

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