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Piggaz

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  1. By all means go for it. That would be interesting.
  2. Woah. Well done Mick!! Couldn't have wished for a better result than that!!!! Shame its such a mammoth/prick of a job to get those pipes on and off. I'd love to do a back to back!
  3. Do it all in one go unless you like tuning your car for the sake of it.
  4. Are you talking about the rubber or steel lines? If you're talking the steel hard lines then they are fine. Mine have not dissolved or 'turned into a pile of ash on the floor' like some people believe this stuff will do!
  5. I hope you're not going to not buy the ID's because they're $56 more than your budget. E85 won't 'dissolve' your standard fuel lines. They're fine. If your injectors are big enough (which they will be), leave the OEM FPR.
  6. A badge on the actuator and a pretty box they come in.
  7. The pommie forum has really taken a dive in quality over the lasts few years. -9's are SS's without actuators and a badge.
  8. You'll be surprised at just how cool it will run! The hardest thing ive found is trying to get the thing warm in winter.
  9. You sound like a broken record. You say that so much
  10. Catch can back up for sale due to a mega time waster!
  11. Tomei Series 1's (the 72 mm welded jobs)
  12. "can't even see the car" Haha!!!
  13. Mick, your Nangas need to meet Steveo's 'indias best'. They will get along well
  14. Ah fantastic man . I'll be keen to see the results of those. Might be another 'thing' to add to the list
  15. It was very quiet actually. The only screech was the nangkang's turning
  16. The cams were 270's @ 10.25 Ian.
  17. Ah that one. Yeah it's pretty funny. It's around here somewhere haha
  18. Which graph?!
  19. Do we get to see all the big boys break?
  20. What about a cargo ship engine and E85... Just saying.
  21. Wrong. 9.0:1
  22. Marko, I keep saying 6 weeks but as always there is a delay here and there. Nothing much we can do about it. All that needs to be done is work out what headgasket I need (to keep the compression up) and order it, get the sump back from Melbourne (I'll find out today how that is going) and get the cams from Japan (again, there was a production run delay). 6-8 weeks is being realistic I spose.
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