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02-11-2015, 09:06 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Wollongong
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my brother is almost finished his XP project
it was built for burnouts and cruising places like summernats its got a 587hp destroked 363w, and its fully caged so its will never be registered no expense spared on the drivetrain and safety but the body is fresh off the farm we are just wondering how people test these cars, test brakes, cooling, and so-on its not like you can drive it around the block he is thinking about entering a wednesday night WSID event and driving it around the pits, staging and a few slow runs and if all is good a crack at burnouts, that should be fine for testing cooling, oil leaks, brakes and make sure the auto and diff are working fine. does anyone have any private roads/burnout pads in NSW that we can borrow?
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Built a Burnout car, now where to test
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