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Winning at mod plates! Front mount, turbos, noise tested, coilovers, adjustable arms, brakes, recaros, surge tank... think thats about it!

No roadworthy tho as he doesnt do them, but got a guy coming monday!

f**k yeah rego here we come

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Winning at mod plates! Front mount, turbos, noise tested, coilovers, adjustable arms, brakes, recaros, surge tank... think thats about it!

No roadworthy tho as he doesnt do them, but got a guy coming monday!

f**k yeah rego here we come

That's great! Everyone was saying engineering was out the door with the new laws, seems as though that ain't necessarily the case!

I wouldn't worry about it. Pretty hard to tell on a low mount set up!

didnt Pete tell you? He's gonna bolt a T51R, NOS injected, twin gated into atmo, with screamer pipe on standard bottom end.

She's gonna be Pete's bulldog pocket rocket!

nice Zac. You know I also had the standard cam gears as well.

Those exhaust manifolds look good......but I would have stuck to OEM and got them ported

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