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206.8 Hp ET...Whos car is this

Post by WXTBIX »

Hey guys,

Whose car is this, just found it on youtube:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums ... 41481&st=0

Cheers,

Kris

P.S. Pretty sweet engine bay
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Post by SashET »

You mean this one?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw8BehTfNlc

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Re: 206.8 Hp ET...Whos car is this

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WXTBIX wrote:Hey guys,

Whose car is this, just found it on youtube:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums ... 41481&st=0

Cheers,

Kris

P.S. Pretty sweet engine bay
is that the right link mate?
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heehehe thats WES he is on here ;)
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yep, wes's et! not bad hey! :wink:
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Post by Wes »

Hey

Yeah, thats mine
:)

I removed the original and put on the new one with the number plates part of the vid now removed, just incase

And the other one of the ET going off the clock is mine too



Enjoy
More to come, gonna be goin down the 1/4 next week
Prayin i dont blow the box or a driveshaft. These are the only weak points on my setup

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Re: 206.8 Hp ET...Whos car is this

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WXTBIX wrote:
P.S. Pretty sweet engine bay
Yeah, didnt get like that over night i can tell you that much

Anyone who knows me, and the car, knows roughly how much time and hard work went into it

I dont pay anyone to do anything unless i simply can NOT do myself

So everything you see there is hard work thats FINALLY paid off

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Wes wrote:So everything you see there is hard work thats FINALLY paid off
hasn't it just! it's looking bloody fantastic mate! i'm looking foward to your quarter run! good luck! :D
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Post by j0gGiE »

looks absolutely amazing....big congrats

any pics of the car?

oh btw sounds awesome...just awesome

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your secrests out wes.. lol.. great work dude.
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I dont pay anyone to do anything unless i simply can NOT do it myself
My thoughts exactly on this. I love doing everything myself as you learn more that way, and for the most part, its true that if you want something done right, you've got to to it yourself.

Good work man, by the quality of that engine bay, it shows that you have that 'perfectionist touch' and wont settle for anything less. It really stands out.

Good luck with the run.

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Post by WXTBIX »

Sorry bout the link, thanx sash for posting the correct one.

Nice ride wes

Cheers,

Kris
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Post by Wes »

Cheers boys

Perfectionist hehehe get this, that bay is MESSY to me!!!

I need to neaten it up! I had to dodgy up the boost controller the night before and also when i put in the custom manifold, the fuel rail didnt come with the provision to easily and neatly have the stock FPR on the left.... it only came with the fuel in pipe and fuel return pipe, so i had to dodgy that in too

Some pics when i neaten it up, not now though. To me atm its messy and embarrassing coz i do do things properly

The last time i had it on the dyno it was so loud the audio went off on the digi cam (which i filmed it with) so this time i put tape over the microphone area so you could still hear it, but without the noise being so loud that it distorted and went off, and also to not allow video noise in, so the picture was nice and clear


:)

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Post by tassuperkart »

Credit to ya Wes!

Ive known Wes for A long time and I can only begin to tell you all how much time and effort has gone into his buildup.
Lots of research and thought has gone into this clobber and the results speak for themselves.

No hint of a "chequebook racer" here I can tell you.

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No hint of a "chequebook racer" here I can tell you.
Chequebook racer, lol, I like that. There are heaps around!

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