Defined Autoworks 42R, 20b, v-mount, stock subframe FD.
09-04-09 | 12:47 AM
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Update!
The car came back for adding some oil cooler fans, and to give it a once over. While it was here we had more time to throw it on the dyno for some more pulls. Result?
646rwhp at 18psi
Check the new charts. Boost controller is not acting perfectly smooth, hence the slightly lumpy chart.
646rwhp at 18psi
Check the new charts. Boost controller is not acting perfectly smooth, hence the slightly lumpy chart.
Last edited by GtoRx7; 09-05-09 at 12:18 AM.
09-05-09 | 06:21 AM
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Logan and Peter are stand up guys, I am glad you guys called me up to do a vid for Mikes awesome car.
To all, the video does the car no justice. I was quite disapointed at very few looks the car gets on the street, where this is one of the cleanest FD's I have personally ever seen.
The car is simply amazing, moral of story, Logan and Peter of Defined Autoworks know what is going on when it comes to cars, not just rotories. Don't be shy, go there and check the place out and get some work done while you are there.
Ohh, and Logan, remember to talk to your dad about that one thing. LOL.
Ty
To all, the video does the car no justice. I was quite disapointed at very few looks the car gets on the street, where this is one of the cleanest FD's I have personally ever seen.
The car is simply amazing, moral of story, Logan and Peter of Defined Autoworks know what is going on when it comes to cars, not just rotories. Don't be shy, go there and check the place out and get some work done while you are there.
Ohh, and Logan, remember to talk to your dad about that one thing. LOL.
Ty
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