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its all alloy, so its little more then the rb like less the 30 kg's difference, "apparently" thats only what ive been told either way it wont be too much difference.

Im still hungry and i only just had dinner :starwars:

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yeah im using the auto box that comes with the halfcut, so im assuming it will cope, guys supercharge them in america with the standard boxes and apparently they live so i guess itll be right.

"muching on cheezels mini's mmmmm"

do u want one??

10 grand, im doing this one for myself at my grandads factory and im still not enjoying it, the only thing making me do it is being able to do the end result, doing everything myself is saving me like 4 grand. including like making my own headers (necessary for engine to fit) exaust, fabricating mounts.

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