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Yes that's right, for those of you who download these vids you will be amoungst the select few people to see the car in action for the first time in 3 years....After much time and money the Silvia was started and driven..

CHECK IT OUT

PLEASE RIGHT CLICK AND "SAVE AS" TO DOWNLOAD THESE VIDS

RBS13 START

RBS13 DRIVE

ENJOY

Its a BLITZ blow off valve and it's stuffed. It basically doesn't work that well and I will have to modify it to work again. The car goes very well and sounds tuff with the big t3/t4.

The clutch is mad and can easilly spin 3rd gear, which isn't really good cause 3rd is on its way out.

3rd gear is the tuffest with a small amount of boost upto 5000 then bang, full boost hits and torque goes through the roof and the scenery flashes by rather fast....all this at on .9bar of the 1.3bar he intends to run it at once the Profec B arrives.

Its one of those things, you spend so many hours reserching and testing that when you take it on the road for the first time you feel great.

Personal note. Don't put phone in glove gox and expect to be able to reach it with the harnessess on :lol:

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