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Ok, so I was looking round youtube for stagea vids and lets face it theres not many. Hoping others have some good ones.

I think I hear it grab suddenly at the end. (Ouch)

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=X6R4fbHaroo

What do ya reckon, stock? :)

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=8d1ey9ndikY

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I have trawled Youtube for Stagea vids many many times (the upshot of a quiet day at work) so I have many picks.

http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=rAUE2AnEqss (thanks to RSFourDan)

Of course, the infamous

http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=2FnHdd_oGgI (thanks to tailgate)

This one, because he's a local

http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=wAJ9J902rVk (thanks to SkylineObsession)

I like this one, and I would be tempted to get these installed on mine

http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=PJeuk451gpg (thanks to hashimotodenki)

and last, but not least:

http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=CVuKf5VcfXI (thanks to tsispyder97)

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Ok, so I was looking round youtube for stagea vids and lets face it theres not many. Hoping others have some good ones.

I think I hear it grab suddenly at the end. (Ouch)

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=X6R4fbHaroo

What do ya reckon, stock? :dry:

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=8d1ey9ndikY

LAWL!!!

That second one was here in Perth, it belongs to a member we dont see much any more, and I can tell you from personal experience that car is farken insane. Probably the most modified S1 in Australia.

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LAWL!!!

That second one was here in Perth, it belongs to a member we dont see much any more, and I can tell you from personal experience that car is farken insane. Probably the most modified S1 in Australia.

Thanks Dale, it wont be too insane for much longer, motors coming out this weekend (after the HPI photoshoot is done on friday arvo), got a new engine setup going in, should be a fun daily driver :P

heres another one from motorvation motorkana event :banana:

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=DDeke3z7KNs

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second one looks nice... but cant tell if its fast or not, guess it would be

not that fast really, 11.33 at 124mph at drags fullweight (1740kg + driver) on first outing and only 18psi of boost and over 560hp at wheels in vids (has gone 605hp at wheels on 22psi on low reading dyno too) :P

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Thanks Dale, it wont be too insane for much longer, motors coming out this weekend (after the HPI photoshoot is done on friday arvo), got a new engine setup going in, should be a fun daily driver :O

heres another one from motorvation motorkana event :P

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=DDeke3z7KNs

'Bout bloody time they got your car into a magazine!

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Seriously that stag is off it's nut, I love it. Earlier tonight at beacon 19 I planted it a little too hard and it dropped back into 1st unexpectedly and 4wdrifted up the carpark, slightly odd sensation but seriously fun none the less.

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'Bout bloody time they got your car into a magazine!

rick the local HPI/Zoom photographer asked me 2 years ago at car show and i said i wanted drag time and good dyno run before i do, hes asked me on previous occasions since if im ready and i havent been happy with the car. Unfortunately i never got to meet my goals due to a defect notice (got it back at start of June) that i have 3 weeks left to sort the car or its unregoed, not happy but thats life. New motor is gonna be abit less powerful but a shitload of fun and i got plans for more mods to the external appearance of the car now, instead of focusing on the motor all the time like this setup. I got a r32 gtr now for this current engine, will weigh in at 1280kg or so once running, should go alright considering its over 400kg lighter than the stagea :P

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He's here on SAU as well, but he's "moved on" to a Mitsu Evo. He's a Melbourne resident.

Yeah, I only just realised that. He started the 'We'd talk about Stageas...' thread, right?

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