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Do you have any flow test information on the head? Interested to see what you got out of the exhaust ports.

Nope. The previous version of this head just made 1600rwhp though so i'm sure it'll work.

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Needs updates.

P.s

Who did the bellhousing for the C4 in your old car, and what are you doing bellhousing wise for the Th400 in this one?

Sorry man, just noticed your question. Fred from Protrans took care of everything. He's the best and is doing the TH400 for this car.

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Looking good Ado! I'm not sure that turbo would fit in the boot of my Mazda. Even with the seats down.

How long before a full car shot? I'd love to share this around.

There's plenty to do to the body/chassis before it's worth looking at. Was on display at WTAC in the build on the Ross Performance trade stand.

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Any progress on this?

This may have been covered, what rear end setup are you going to run? Gtr gear and a single piece shaft or something else?

GT-R cradle, diff, axles, CVs, IRS, Menscer Motorsport coilovers, one-piece tailshaft.

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