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Brandito93
03-03-2010, 11:07 PM
RRE Big 16G w/ TRE 34 mm WG valve
TkrPerformance
03-03-2010, 11:21 PM
you can find a clean one local. unless you are going out to have it checked out your self I would not even think about it.
All that crap in side the car need to go
all you need is
dsmlink (dump the safc2)
boost gauge
oil press gauge
aem wide band (dump the narrow band
take out
the avcr and put in a mbc
narrow band
egt
safc2
move the aem wideband to the piller
move or take out the blitz turbo timer
the 5 point is not hooked up right at all
remove the so called car audio install and redo it right.
from the out side it looks clean. you need to get it up in a lift and check out the under side of the car and all the balljoints,tie rod ends,wheel bearings,bushings,ect
also there is no way it is making 400who on the big 16g
Brandito93
03-03-2010, 11:37 PM
ive been looking, for a long time, and thats the one i have liked the best, i love the outside, the inside yes, i hate, thats where my money would be goin after the purchase deal until it can be redone and hey if i buy the car , tkr you think we could meet up sometime and do the stuff your talking about, i like your setup better and its a big if
s1ngletracker
03-04-2010, 12:25 AM
yeah, he clearly has no idea what is going on with his car, and that means there is huge potential that the idiot messed it up.
Brandito93
03-04-2010, 12:45 AM
Ok the previous owner was the one who did all the parts. The guy was a semi pro race car driver and this was his car he built. The guy who owns it now has had all work done by a shop
s1ngletracker
03-04-2010, 01:07 AM
even owning/driving a modified car and not knowing whats done to it or having mechanical know-how is a dangerous proposition.
4g63tcrazy
03-04-2010, 01:23 AM
I saw the car and I thought, wow nice clean dsm. Then I listened to him talk and it just went out the window.
blackrosenova400
03-04-2010, 01:53 AM
400hp worth of air+550cc injectors=Very lean engine :smoking:
LingLing
03-04-2010, 02:03 AM
My stupid internet...Double post action.
LingLing
03-04-2010, 02:06 AM
My vote still stands for buying locally. With patience you'll find something as good if not better than that locally. I know it seems like that's the car for you, but there are some things that throw up a red flag. Personally, it would be hard for me to trust a car I just bought (especially unknowing of who did the work, or how it was done) and trekking it half way across the country.
Just because it was supposedly built by some Pro-Am racer doesn't mean anything once it's out of his hands. Any bonehead can start throwing parts in to it, messing around with the tune etc...Overall, this could be a real money pit, and not the fun go-fast parts kind of money pit; more like the I gotta keep this thing running and somewhat reliable money pit.
None of us are trying to rain on your parade, we're just looking out for you.
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