608rwhp @7psi boost 6L zed sale in perth 40K

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  1. Kabir

    Kabir Well-Known Member

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  2. brisz

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    Looks the goods, nice find, I wonder what Eric/a2zed would o that for drive in drive out .

    But I doubt you could get it registered, I'm sure he would of if he could.
     
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  3. Sanouske

    Sanouske Retired Moderator

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    Question. What gauge cluster is that from?

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  4. SIM300

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    Very impressive & clean build.
     
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  5. DVSZED

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    holden commodore cluster
     
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  6. ryzan

    ryzan Moderator Staff Member

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    ROFL looks like a Commodore dash cluster.

    Edit: Would make sense having the commodore cluster in there actually, just swap the whole lot in. Altough it looks ugly as.
     
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  7. Sanouske

    Sanouske Retired Moderator

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    I thought it may have been a Holden cluster, but you have to ask yourself why. I can understand the engine, but the cluster. :(
     
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  8. ugame

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    NICE!

    that car needs some street time though :D

    I hate seeing powerful well built cars hiding at "shows". drive the fker!!!!
     
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  9. ryzan

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    Easier to just put the original cluster in. Already calibrated and you've got a wiring loom there ready to work already.
     
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  10. Mclovin

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    Very nice I like coming across unknown powerful Z's in Oz. Wonder what that ranks in the entire southern hemisphere. ;)
     
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  11. lysergic

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    i remember seeing that car in Perth Street Car a couple of years ago

    unless its been fully engineered and approved you would be hard pressed ever getting it licensed especially with the turbo on there. 40k sounds like a lot but its a steal for what it would have cost. (if you dont mind a drag/show car only)
     
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  12. MagicMike

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    Doubt it would be that quick down the quarter with the manual in there
     
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  13. ugame

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    yeah you'd need a driver that actually knows how to change gears :rolleyes:

    rare these days :rolleyes:

    ;) jks
     
    ugame, Jan 15, 2011
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  14. DUB

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    The guy that built it went to prison couple of years ago, must be out now.

    It uses a Commodore (VU I think) dash as all the engine management was retained.
     
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