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Re: A12 n/a VS. SR20 turbo...
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What about A15. With twin webers head work,cam & other little tweaks they rev hard & go really well.

Posted on: 2016/3/6 20:29
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Re: New Poll: Which engine do you plan to use?
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Im not really looking into it that much atm Its years away for me. Will probably have to throw $20.000 at it just to start with. Bit of a pipe dream really. I'll stick with the sr for now.

Posted on: 2016/3/6 20:19
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Re: Wtd Elec Dizzy suit A14
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What about a converted Bosch from a blue bird? Pm me if your interested.

Posted on: 2016/3/6 8:16
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Re: New Poll: Which engine do you plan to use?
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There was a sports sedan builder here in Aus that made more then that from one. It was in an mr2. Was very very fast. But extremely highly strung. Very high boost & all custom internals.

Posted on: 2016/3/6 8:12
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Re: Elrich11's CA18DET 1200 Ute
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Toledo twist sockets. P#301521

Posted on: 2016/3/6 8:07
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Re: New Poll: Which engine do you plan to use?
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I'm using sr20de. But I would like a CG13. With the right mods & turbo 300 HP+ shouldn't be a problem & they're very light.

Posted on: 2016/3/6 7:46
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Re: Engine for my road going ute.
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How are you going to control the VNT.

Posted on: 2016/3/5 12:38
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Re: Elrich11's CA18DET 1200 Ute
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You can try drilling the heads off the bolts. That's worked for me in the pasts. If the bolts have dimple in the centre you only need to drill a pilot hole the thinkness of the head. If there 12mm bolt use a 1/2 inch or a 13mm drill bit start drilling &'the head will just come off. Just like drilling a pop rivet off

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Re: Coupe Sports Sedan
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have you considered going rack & pinion?

Posted on: 2016/3/4 11:11

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Re: Coupe Sports Sedan
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At then end of the day it is a race car. The paint looks pretty good to me. When it's going past at 200kmh I don't think people will notice any imperfections or the lack of clear. Looks great

Posted on: 2016/3/1 21:16
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