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Looking good! Get it out early for next season, get the bugs worked out. Can't wait to see what this thing does down the track!

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Good job on getting this thing running, I'm interested to see how it goes next year at the track!

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WHat's left I can't wait to see this thing run 8s.

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All the bugs are worked out. It's running great! All I need to do for the track is put on some slicks, and turn the boost up. Thanks for the comments guys!

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^Oh sorry, by bugs I mostly meant axles and drivetrain components :D

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I have drive shaft shop stage 5 axles... should be fine. T-case is my only worry, but I foot brake the car so even that should be fine.

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http://youtu.be/vKQXdq59R_w


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKQXdq59R_w&hd=1

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that has 10's writen all over it. Looks good for 26psi.

~John

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Thanks John!! I'm wishing it was spring time already!!

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10s on low boost.

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Looks like we'll have a few local hotshot 1gs flying around this upcoming season ;)

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^U gonna build something too?

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^The guy that bought his old 1g built it into something pretty decent.

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^ I know, i'm helping him go autoz.

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AUTOMONSTER!!!! AHHHH!! lol

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Woo! I won't have that fancy billet converter though, I will follow your advice and stick with the 1g auto. It won't hold a candle to your beast though! Give me a ride! I need to feel the automagic firsthand.

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I'll pass out the ride card in the spring for sure. I'll turn up the boost as well and see what she can do.

Over the winter mods:
Carbon fiber hood, and hatch (If I can find a hatch).
Possibly do a chassis painless wiring harness.
Hoosier quick time pro's on all corners.
Hook up the nitrous.
Find a different set of wheels to put street tires on. (open to suggestions, like the evo9 bbs in grey)

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Nice plans, what's the minimum weight you can have for real street?

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I think 2700lbs? Maybe 2800lbs though.