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Oh one guy out there you wouldnt want to mess with was in a damn nice HSV Senator 300kw but I suspect more that 300kw under that bonnet his number plates wre something like ISTARR, ?? doesnt ring a bell to me but a freinldy Asian guy we were chating to on the day says hes been in several mags with his cars, and damn he was fast, keeping lap times with full race cars like the yellow one here -

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If that's the guy I think it is, and I am very much thinking that it is the guy I'm thinking of, unless I'm very much mistaken, and sometimes I am very much mistaken, but I don't think I'm mistaken this time, anyway, the point is, just don't mess with him 'cos that car has about 400kw at the treads I believe. His name is something Starr and his business is modding Holdens - several of his cars have been pictured in motor mags over the years.

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#22

that is right from what I know he supercharges holdens or ls1 engines and he is bloody good at it.

I have seen a few on the ls1 forums and there is a starr powered vx ss that is up for sale on those forums as well.

anyway, a day at the raceway sounds good.

I just have one question for paranormal. is your t stock and if not what have you done to it?

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