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600Kw Stock Internals

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last night put it back on dyno and jim hit the big 600 kw @ 25 psi and still stock internals

but that's all its going to get with that engine take to the track one more time and see what I can get.

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#2

LOL that's awesome!!! And ridiculous! :-)

#3

Nice power througth the auto mate and the amount of psi to

Good luck with the run . Hope the rains go's ya

Trav

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thanks trav hopfully no rain wednesday ive put 28 inch street radials on today should get some grip this time.

#5

That's really pushing those skinny rods.

THR exhaust seems to be coping well.

E85 or racing fuel?

I'm sure Jim was happy with that result with that new turbo.

Brian

#6

Awesome effort, congratulations to all involved, I love seeing things pushed to the limit. I hope it all goes well at the track because if it goes it could make a mess. Cant wait to see how ya go.

#7

Dario... you in a a BF or FG?

#8

Hey Matt.... I sent you a message a few days ago... No reply..... Maybe you should check your Inbox.. :finger:

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the fuel is e85 the exhaust is working great.

matty its a bf mk11

#10

This is going to be interesting LOL, well done Dario & Tunehouse best of luck at the track :msm::spit:

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