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Old 23-01-2013, 01:42 PM   #31
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Default Re: First drive after mods thread...

Last round of mods were a new design factory rpm stall converter and 4" intake+retune.

Third gear at 100kmh/r then WOT now equals wheelspin quite easily when pulling onto the southern expressway from the tuners.
255/40/18 Invos and took me by surprise quite somewhat that day lol.

Car is now slower on the street due to traction than previous 3" intake tune I recon but economy is way better due to my new converter/tune.

Putting an AU HP motor in my EL was a rather good drive after then conversion.
Lights up the tires off idle now and tows allot smoother/easier.
Boost is ramped in allot harder for 1/4 mile work with the slicks.
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