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By Buddy,
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GeeTR

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Checked it out. Dyno was playing silly buggers, adding 100kw to some estimates. I think it was ESP's nutbag widebody 3L BNR32 that killed it while getting tuned a weeks ago :whistling:

Saw a certain red, kitted S14a drive past, saw some 380 and 404kw Supra's, Skyline or two. Missed most of it.

Surely more people from here checked it out?

GeeTR Grand Master

GeeTR

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Strong output! Nice! What kinda turbo, cams you got?

Have a mate with a Trust 817 10cm, 264's looking for around that power.

I was in a mates Capella, which wasnt holding boost on the dyno, still made 344kw's.

Belows the same dyno, a few weeks ago.

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I didn't get there until late (after 5.30 - had some suspension to fix). I only made 152.6kw, wasn't boosting past 0.9bar for some reason.

Full results can be seen here: SR Dyno Day Results

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