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paul - yea i know.. but i've suddenly got all this low down power at the moment.. and at stock boost.. would like to get used to it and tired of it first before i increase again...:( thinking i'll do the clutch first then the cooler....

Hey paul , go here.

http://www.racetime.com.au/?event=h0318&e=...01&view=fastest

I cracked it on the last run 35.87.

Got 2nd still and Denver said I left 2 black lines from the rh turn all the way up to the finish. Hehehe

Cheers

Ken

paul - if ur asking me bout the dump - yea, definitely.. exhaust has a completely different sound and it's much stronger boost - doesn't fall off as much at higher revs.... i think that combined with the exhaust cam = good spool up... :(

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