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2010-12-11 14:15:34

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Nice numbers man, traction is gonna be a biatch tho... Do you have any solution to solve that problem yet.

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2010-12-11 16:47:47

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10.5inch wheels wrapped in slicks and suspension work

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2010-12-12 03:25:01

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THe project is coming along well i see. Sounds really great. Those 20V cams are making good HP all the way up to 8800rpm. What's the Torque figure??

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2010-12-16 01:08:12

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makes me glad I decided to keep my 20v's ...everyone seems to be getting better power across the board with them compared to the n1's peakin only.

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2010-12-18 03:34:25

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time to time that vet on the strip yaw

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2011-02-22 00:54:10

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what piston?

sr20vet spec plzz!

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2011-02-22 01:47:53

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goodlookin 240 man keep up the work

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2011-02-22 01:49:49

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Originally Posted by STR8E180

u think thats good? take a look at our other development car

POWERTUNE Red Dragon - Hardtuned.net

Coolest part....

Originally Posted by STR8E180
this car gets driven every day, home to workshop - workshop back home..... every day
it hits the track once a week
its had a count less amounts of pass's on the dyno

Nice projects on both counts.

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2011-02-22 05:52:40

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I've been watching your projects for a couple years now STR8. You still have the same car? Good power with that setup, how much more do you suppose she has left?

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2011-02-22 11:33:30

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Still got the same car been abit bizzY with other peoples car to work on my own
With the turbo it has on it now I won't Be able to make to much more it really needs a bigger turbo

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