FX Holden Race Car Project

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Re: FX Holden Race Car Project

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geat stuff
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Lumpy and grumpy!! :thumbup:
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Charlescrown wrote:Sump leak! Sure it's not the factory leaky rear main seal?
Front sump seal.
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Tunes a bit better now :comp:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mm9adOHq7A[/youtube]
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:thumbup: :punk: :driving:
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Sounding good
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Nice work! Sounds tough as.

Hopefully much reference was also consumed post startup while taking in the methanol fumes.
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Sounds tuff ! Check your letter box tomorrow,
I've just sent a fine to you for no reference in the vid :)
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hahahahah
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I have spent some time since getting the motor going to finish off a lot of the stuff that 1. I didn't have parts for or 2. wasn't needed to get the motor running at the time.

Things like oil catch can, boost controller and inlet piping is all pretty much worked out.... need to get the clamps for the piping still and make a few brackets to hold the piping in place etc .... oh and probably spend another $300-$400 on speedflow parts lol .... but I want all the vacuum hoses in braided/speedflow fittings so I can't complain :)
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