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PostPosted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 11:24 pm 
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Thats gone now. Plus an extra 25 hp atws too!

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 1:42 am 
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ET 13.457 seconds , OH YEAH !!!!
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Tadhg wrote:
that puts his number at more like 125-150hp. :o :D Which compares well with a 4EFTE at 130bhp stock or a G13B at 100bhp stock - both at the flywheel. Something to think about for those considering conversions. To my mind, numbers like that mean a conversion only really makes sense if you're after a 5 speed gearbox. :? Or absolutely insane, impossible to control power - go for it if that's what you're after! :D 8)


First Question - What would Jai charge someone to build a complete motor to this spec. It'd be pretty exxy to get that kind of power.

Second Question - Lets see how long it lasts - and i'm not saying it wont last - i am saying it wont last as long as the 4EFTE.

I'm all for high powered A-series - but conversions are for those who want the power - and want it to last as a daily driver for years to come.

...and for those who want insane impossible to control power as well ;)

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Eather way its still the peak performance of eather engine...you drive and brake the same way

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Yep mini mad a starlet turbo conversion would be good


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hey get off line and make dinner mason.
its not that expensive to build a motor like this its knowing how to do it.

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Looks like I need to make a trip up to wellington! :)


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HaHa jai not making dinner tonight im off to breakers for a great big steak


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Hey maskilla what does your name mean im a little on edge


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No need to fear. Maskill is last name, maskilla is for playing call of duty online. Couldn't think of anything better at the time. I'm nice I swear :wink:


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thats cos of a lack of meat mason.
gees you guys.
welcome to the board maskilla.yeah i do do some work for a few of the speedway guys down in the south but nothing lately.

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Yep welcome maskilla tell us about your car :D


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Maybe you need to talk to jai (minicranks) about joining up to the modified mini register.Could connect you with a lot of mini owners in the north island if you dont now many :D


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we have guys down in nelso also mason but not sure how its going to go down the south island as its a bit easier to look after in the north island.
I have Phil weir in nelson who is keen to get a bit more involved in the south island he just doesnt know it yet.
cricky your on here all the time? i know your tryingt o get infolrmation to get more knowledge but remeber you have ot eat and sleep at some atage.
(i was the same when i sarted then i found it easier to visit them)

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No not all the time just when im cooking roast spuds


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