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remember those prices are the costs if everything goes correctly ;)
would stick another few hundred on top just incase.
imo you should go for option 3. Make sure the engine is fine and just stick to the current spec (not a bad spec) with a RST map it should run as sweet as anything.
meaning...
428's
forged pistons
standard rods + ARP
uprated bottom end bearings
full balanced bottom end
flowed head
lightened flywheel
standard valves + springs?
decat and SS im supposing? :P
think that would make a proven 225-235 on pauls RR
Re: PH1 172 Track Car, abit special *ITB update*
aye no worries, dont expect any sort of Plato style driving. Cars suspension wont be setup and we havent done many track days.
Re: PH1 172 Track Car, abit special *ITB update*
LOL got cancelled again. re-sched for next sunday now i think.
in a fit of rage i also booked donny on the 28th of feb. taking people out at donny if people wanna drop by and say hello.
carl
Re: PH1 172 Track Car, abit special *ITB update*
lol!
dash is from an expression i believe. The lowest model possible.
i choose it on purpose i dont use the clock/temp gauge so it works very well :)
going to send it away to get flocked once i have done mallory park on sunday.
carl
PS Bazzon knows s**t ;)
if you want wiring details and stuff, PM me your email address and i will send you them over. 3 sides of excel spreadsheets lol
lol Bazzon
Fitting
easiest thing about ITB's is bolting them on. Its very simple to 'fit' itbs the hardest bit is getting them to work. What you will need to do is remove the standard inlets. Bolt the bodies onto the head. Fit a modified thermostat housing with a temp sensor in it. fit the...