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Old 23-04-2007, 02:04 PM   #1
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Well, on Saturday i went to the dyno day that CVE were running in Hallam.
Now since my car is stock, apart from a ryco air filter, top gun 8mm leads and new plugs (nothing performance), and has been regularly serviced, i wasn't expecting much. Anything above a 100rwkw and i was gonna be happy.

So you can guess my reaction when bluey span this up


I guess the manual was worth more than i thought.
The only problem now, the mod bug has hit harder then before :evil3:

Cheers

PS. i know people are sceptical about dyno's and the numbers they put out, but i think they are a good guide to the power of a car. So don't argue that in here

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