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you can get a tempory cams for the day..

theres a couple of us heading down, we managed to get our drifting ae86 fired up tonight, so it will be down there, along with a large stash of tyres, another s13, and maybe a second sprinter, if he can fix his now busted ass diff, could be a supercharged versus turbo sprinter battle happening..

Turbo for drifting isn't what i consider practical, given the other spritner came on boost after 4k, and the ae86 we have to beat up on is perfect for the application, bigger boost pulley, giving around 10-11 psi over the stock 6-7, and nice progressive delivery which is perfect for control of smoking ass end..

well i would have been smoking tyres if the bastard didn't melt the dizzy cap while tuning it on the dyno this afternoon, could probally pick up a new 4ag cap without a hassle from marlows en-route but with tuning only done to 4000rpm, its isn't worth the hassle..

always next time, in the new inproved version...

and we had 8 sets of tyres for the day *sigh*

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