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hahaha... hey Paul, hope you can box before you come jumpin in this ring.. some of us actually get dirty and fix things other than intercooler pipes.. Not all of us just go to the biggest name brand store and say "Fit this, that and some of them !!...what ever it costs..!"

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yeah the test came up good.. 150psi in all cylinders.. so the bad news is that it is probably the turbo after all.. so i'm startin to look a litle harder now.

i know the car can withstand a thrashing geez said helpless not hopeless haha ;) But even tho its not worthy of the track in my opinion - haha im a perfectionist fellas its gotta be right!

I can get dirty, just ask Troy, he stood and watched me get stinky diff oil all over me, I think it was a turnon for him.

If the compression test is good then at least your ring lands and valves should be OK, just have to look at the turbo now. It was about time for a bigger one anyway.

See'ya:burnout:

Yeah, me starring in a porn movie, I can see that:lol:

Osc@r, My mate has a GT2535 on his SR20 and it pulls hard from just over 2300rpm, and has got about 340rwhp at 1.2bar, if your interested then I can get you a price.

See'ya:burnout:

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