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FYI, Exaclub GTiR N13 EXA

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FYI, we've got a few more interesting projects on the go at the EXAClub.

First project in the works is a AWD N13 Nissan EXA (Pulsar NX) using the drivetrain from a GTiR Pulsar. The car already runs an SR20DET motor and the parts for the AWD Drivetrain parts have just arrived. The owner, Rich, is now two weeks into the conversion and promises us the car will be up and running in a month's time (if all goes well that is). Quite an accomplishment considering the significant differences in the drivetrain layout however this has not scared the hardcore grease monkey away from the challenge.

EXACLUB AWD N13

Also, Matt (aka Shaker) who owns our ISP (Falconweb Internet) has recently completed his CA18DE (w/ Turbocharger) project. Already being one of the fastest Normally Aspirated EXA's in South Australia, with extensive internal work to the motor and aftermarket injection, the car has now gone TURBO with thanks going to Adelaide Hills Auto, Exhaust Technology, Car Toys, Adelaide Turbo Services & TurboTune. It's going to be interesting to see how quick this car is on it's maiden cruise in October.

Anyhow, that's the latest news for our fellow performance car enthuasiasts.

Howie

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