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Not really? Tell us more....

Did you have issues?

My engine was built in japan and I shipped my car to Brisbane for checkup and tuning.

I have no confidence in local shops here.

Hope the cars putting a smile on your face again.

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not really was in a way but .i have just changed my turbo setup and ecu to a gtx 35 1.06 and haltech on e85 made 583hp at 4 on first run

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Regarding fuel hoses, teflon braided are a good idea but not necessary. IMO if you're spending an obviously large amount of money on your setup, what's another $200 for lines and fittings? Makes worki

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Not really? Tell us more....

Did you have issues?

My engine was built in japan and I shipped my car to Brisbane for checkup and tuning.

I have no confidence on local shops here.

Hope the cars putting a smile on your face again.

Pics?

just little hick ups but was built quick and still going strong kelford head is a little noisy have had it inspected bya guy that used to work for kelford and he said its fine just some are noisier than others something to do with the ramp up on cams .

pretty aggressive now

video is on youtube :)

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