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thanks tao :)

just would like to say, my car is the car that the TR43 stats are from

and that day that power level of 242.8rwkw on 21psi was made on a 38-40deg late arvo here in adel!!!

so could make a more on alot cooler day...dare I say 245-250rwkw

and that was still with std timing...

so the tr43 are awesome, and changed the way I looked at rb20s

as whoever buys your 32 will never wana change the 20!!

clean 32 dude gl with sale...

also, K&N hi-flow panel filter purchased

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still lots of calls and time wasters.

also forgot to mention car has adjustable castor arms and GTR swaybars front and rear.

car has had a wheel alignment with new settings: 2.5deg front and rear camber, 5deg front castor, 1mm front and rear toe.

perfect for street, drift or track!

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Sold and he coudn;t be mopre happy :P

thanks heaps for all the help dave.. was good to meet you too man....

was great to deal with and helped us out heaps...

will have to come over and say hello some time again :P

keep the cats away from each others hahahaha

pm me your email addy man and i will add you on facebook

Sold and he coudn;t be mopre happy :blink:

thanks heaps for all the help dave.. was good to meet you too man....

was great to deal with and helped us out heaps...

will have to come over and say hello some time again :)

keep the cats away from each others hahahaha

pm me your email addy man and i will add you on facebook

haha no probs mate.

any dramas just give me a call. i know that car like it was my own son!

take care buddy, all the best with it.

:)

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