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Hey all... This is my gtst build... Bought it 2 weeks ago off a mate from a car club im in... Car makes 360rwkw@25psi on e85... Runs a 3076 low mounted turbo, split fires, no name intercooler, stock bored out injectors and a walbro 400 pump... Has run an 11.2@131mph... All this is on a stock engine...

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My current bay...

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When i bought it...

Big plans on making it more reliable, drivable and powerful... My goal is to build a reliable 10 second street car while retaining it as a manual... And looking the part... Hope you enjoy my build as much as i do...

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That's pretty damn impressive for such a stock looking engine bay. Can't wait to see where this is going.

Yeah it definately fools people into thinking its stock... Until they smell it anyway... The new setup wont look stock anymore being high mount and such... But oh well...

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