IN the process of finding a rated Dyno so it can be tuned. We had to take care of stuff like. 1. No brakes below 3000rpm due to the big cams and no brake boost pressure, booster pump installed and sorted. 2. Thermo fan sh*t it's self so new 1's installed. 3. Transmission - as been out 3 times with the bolts holding the adaptor plate, oil pump coming loose and dropping oil, opened up to max thread size with high tensal bolts which had been locktighted into place. Hope this is sorted !! 4. Atomic motor was running really hot, have a massive pwr radiator with new larger water pump and a new 71deg thermostat which made no difference but for some reason today with 1800kms on the new dong the temps have drop to normal, all prior to adjusting any afr's. ?? May be just a run in faze..did read on this forum a guy with the same motor has these issues. 5. Tuning with the 4+ cams has been a strong struggle due to throttle body failures and a hole heap of other general problems. New 1 installed and still have trouble, looking further into this. 6. After putting the boot into it and then off throttle boost/power is held for 3-5 seconds and the Ute still powers up and along....maybe a bigger blowoff valve ???, this is only with around 24psi and up. Glad it hads 6 pot Brembos and 4's on the rear, LOL. 7. The work involved with mounting up the new GTX42 has been lots, everything custom. This has been a realy big learning curve even after my last build on this Ute and others involved too. In my current frame of mine I would never do a build like this again due to the time involved, unknowens, costs, down time of the Ute and the small amount of stress,. I have been very lucky to have professional people to sort these issues, I just would of like to of knowen there was going to be sooooo many problems, spose we are all learning. I have to head back to Thailand for work soon for some time and am pushing like hell to get it sorted and have at least a little fun with it before pissing off. If anyone has any ideas to help speed up the FIX IT Process feel free to chip in, Cheers - Chad