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Like it, much low down, such Wow

This ^

f**k downlow torque, matter of fact f**k area under the curve, it's all about that pull from 6000-8000 rpm anyway, that's what wins races right.... :ph34r:

This ^

f**k downlow torque, matter of fact f**k area under the curve, it's all about that pull from 6000-8000 rpm anyway, that's what wins races right.... :ph34r:

put a t88 on the LS DOOOOOO EEEEETTTT!!!!

Having a look at something on Saturday that might be going into her. You'll have to wait :P

26/30 please with a massive dirty snail

25/30 and 3076 mike?

with the extra capacity a 3076 would be too restrictive on the motor i reckon. I would go a GT35 at a minimum on any 3L RB. WIth a decent cam selection in it you would get superb response

This ^

f**k downlow torque, matter of fact f**k area under the curve, it's all about that pull from 6000-8000 rpm anyway, that's what wins races right.... :ph34r:

Dirty Thirties dont like it over 7000rpm lol. Well unless you have stupid amounts of bulk money to help it get there.

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