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whatsisname, believe it or not I just found out today that Amuse in Japan are doing a similar setup as well.  We should have patent the idea and make some money :lol:

:D Good thinking mate!

:D Good thinking mate!

hheehehe I really wish

they almost copy all the turbo and drivetran setups on my car....I should have locked my garage with deadlocks :wassup:

Here is the car

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Here is the engine setup

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compare to an old picture of my turbo manifold,

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So do you think we have a winable case :aroused:

only J/K

I only wish that Keir Wilson and the boys from Willall racing will show me how to drive so I can show the Jap what we can do in Aus.

:headspin:

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