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  1. 11-02-2019, 11:27 AM #1
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    hyabusa powered starlet
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    Quote Originally Posted by gonetropo View Post


    hyabusa powered starlet



    There a few hayabusa powered Starlets racing and rallying here that I know of, as well as a Honda F20C (S2000 motor) powered weapon, and a Nissan CA18DET which is a bit mental too.

    Wonderful madness really. Silliest thing I've had was a turbo MX5 putting 250+bhp to the rear wheels, it was pretty quick too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GravelBen View Post


    There a few hayabusa powered Starlets racing and rallying here that I know of, as well as a Honda F20C (S2000 motor) powered weapon, and a Nissan CA18DET which is a bit mental too.

    Wonderful madness really. Silliest thing I've had was a turbo MX5 putting 250+bhp to the rear wheels, it was pretty quick too.
    There's a guy in Oamaru with a very lightweight drysumped k24a build in the midst. So cool, I had so much fun in one of those with just a 4k...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommy View Post
    There's a guy in Oamaru with a very lightweight drysumped k24a build in the midst. So cool, I had so much fun in one of those with just a 4k...
    Lance has canned that project. Sold/selling all the bits off. Would've been a weapon though.

    A mate races an Atlantic Starlet. Sequential flatshifting gearshift. Sounds amazing!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cambo View Post
    Lance has canned that project. Sold/selling all the bits off. Would've been a weapon though.

    A mate races an Atlantic Starlet. Sequential flatshifting gearshift. Sounds amazing!!!
    Check out Ingear Performance on FB for some vids.
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    Boooooo all the hard stuff done too. Last I heard about that guy, he'd hired a tank for the santa parade hahahaha good form
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommy View Post
    Boooooo all the hard stuff done too. Last I heard about that guy, he'd hired a tank for the santa parade hahahaha good form
    He has a Porsche now and is going to RWB spec it.
    But he has plans for an old school mini too though lol
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