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Old 23-06-2005, 12:44 PM   #1
Plunkett
never enough power
 
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Melbourns east
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Default The next step???

Ok I’ve go the DEV 5, got the LSD, got the manual, got the brakes and suspension, and it's almost finished being swapped from the Fairmont to a lighter (No smashed in) Falcon.

The question is after I do the computer what is the next step?

Doesn't have to be street able just really crazy fast!!

If Turbo is the answer then what Turbo?

Or should I back away from the EA and except it as being as fast as it is going to get?
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