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Engine mods - K04 turbo (fitted 12th of June) - New turbo gaskets and turbo manifold gaskets - New turbo studs and turbo manifold bolts (old ones were rusted and rounded - FMI upgrade with aluminium piping from turbo to intake (fitted 12th of June) - HKS sequential BOV - Oil catch can - 3 to 3,5 inch exhaust from turbo to rear muffler - All plastic junk as been removed in the engine bay so everything is assessable/ visible - ECU has proper immobiliser delete (so you won’t get any weird electri

1982 Ford Falcon Dick Johnson Redroo Tribute car currently racing in Touring Car Masters in New Zealand .number 117 I’ve owned this car for 16 years and raced it on every race track in New Zealand and raced at Sydney Motorsport Park, Bathurst 1000 Twice , Bathurst International once and Adelaide 500 once all with Touring Car Masters Australia. Development the car over the years to a fun reliable Muscle Car . Numerous trophies gathered over the years .The car has fully homologated Motorsport NZ

This is a unique piece of V8 Supercar and Dick Johnson Racing history and has only had two owners after its time at DJR. Originally built as an AU model Ford Falcon V8 Supercar, this car (chassis DJR AU12) was converted to BA bodywork by DJR and became a part of the Bowden Collection of cars before being purchased by its current Queensland-based owner in 2014. Raced by Paul Radisich in Shell Helix colours for DJR as the #18 Falcon during the 2001 (winner of the Perth round of the championship)

In standard guise, the VW Scirocco R is no slouch. Capable of sprinting from 0 to 100kph in 6.0 seconds, its 4 cylinder 2.0L turbocharged engine produces 252hp at 6,000 RPM and boasts 330Nm all the way from 2,500 RPM to 5,000 RPM. So what happens when you turn the wick up and the experts at Harding Performance are let loose to really see what the 2.0 FSI engine is capable of...? How does 450hp at the hubs on 98 octane sound (or 550hp on race fuel) courtesy of its dual ECU maps? That is exactly

The Nota Major was the 29th car produced by the Nota factory in Sydney to the order of Mr. Barrie Garner whose intention was to win the prestigious NSW Hillclimb Championships and he succeeded by winning it in 1962. In addition he raced it between 1960 and 1962 at Bathurst, Warwick Farm and Catalina Park with some success. It features a BMC B Series engine fitted with a HRG Derrington Cross Flow cylinder head (which incidentally was originally fitted to Barrie's Morris Major sedan, hence the nam

Great car that has had hundreds of hours put into it over 15 years making it a competitive club car, with extensive work done to suspension, brakes, engine, etc, it has won its class at several hillclimbs. The 351 cleveland has done les than 10,000kms and has all quality components and has been built to last with,forged pistons and rods, sleeved lifter bores for the solid roller cam , 10 litres of oil capacity with high energy sump and an accusump, amongst other modifications. Most suspension