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#1

Just a couple of pics for now. I basically bought it completed and am slowing redoing a number of things with the better products now available.

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#3

Was that the one that was built by Racetec in Dandenong? I'm sure he built the motor and tuned it. Could be wrong as there is another EF EL done by them.

#5
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Was that the one that was built by Racetec in Dandenong? I'm sure he built the motor and tuned it. Could be wrong as there is another EF EL done by them.

Yeah that's it. The car was still blue back when it was originally done.

#7

Great car and power mate. bet she's a handful on the street.

#8

how much did u buy it for?

#9

Love everything about this car (except the front bumper :P)

Is my memory incorrect or does this run a wolf ecu?

#10
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It used to run a wolf 3d v4 but I had it rewired with a factory computer. Apparently it has made over 500rwkw with a temp wolf v500 wired in and the exhaust dropped off. The turbo is showing signs of wear so the boys kept it nice and safe with only 17psi for now.

The first thing I did was change the entire drive-train from:

4-speed top-loader

cable operated custom triple plate clutch (kind of like trying to scoop ice cream with a tea spoon)

3.7:1 mini-spooled rear end

To:

T56

NPC Singled 11inch Clutch

Hydraulic pedal

custom 3.5inch single piece tail-shaft

KAAZ LSD with 3.9's

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