Lewis from New Zealand
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Lewis from New Zealand
Hi guys
I have a 96 FD (at least it is registered as a 96, but I am not convinced it is actually a S7 and has not just had a bumper swap, need to check chassis number with some of you experts).
Single turbo 360hp dyno sheet, premix 150:1, link G4 etc.
Always been a car person (I don't rebuild engines but I do all that I can) but last 3-4 years been into 4wds and going bush. Giving that a break now as ended up wrecking too many trucks (or I just have bad luck with Isuzu diesels). I have not owned a rotary before but always been a two stroke man on the motorbikes.
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Lewis
I have a 96 FD (at least it is registered as a 96, but I am not convinced it is actually a S7 and has not just had a bumper swap, need to check chassis number with some of you experts).
Single turbo 360hp dyno sheet, premix 150:1, link G4 etc.
Always been a car person (I don't rebuild engines but I do all that I can) but last 3-4 years been into 4wds and going bush. Giving that a break now as ended up wrecking too many trucks (or I just have bad luck with Isuzu diesels). I have not owned a rotary before but always been a two stroke man on the motorbikes.
Cheers
Lewis
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Hey Brett
It is actually a s7, I checked the vin. It has a vertex body kit. The front bumper is slightly the wrong colour but doesn't bother me. One issue I have with bodykit is that the paint chips easier than factory and reveals the white plastic below e.g. road grime sprayed up from wheels. Also the fitment is not perfect of the bumper but that may be from scraping having bent it a little, but I only have scrape issues with a heavy passenger haha. The side skirts also don't allow the doors to drain fully as the seal to them is pretty tight, but this could probably be adjusted if I reseated them. Its not quite as tidy as it looks but I'm more concerned about the drive as if you are 2m away it looks mint
It is actually a s7, I checked the vin. It has a vertex body kit. The front bumper is slightly the wrong colour but doesn't bother me. One issue I have with bodykit is that the paint chips easier than factory and reveals the white plastic below e.g. road grime sprayed up from wheels. Also the fitment is not perfect of the bumper but that may be from scraping having bent it a little, but I only have scrape issues with a heavy passenger haha. The side skirts also don't allow the doors to drain fully as the seal to them is pretty tight, but this could probably be adjusted if I reseated them. Its not quite as tidy as it looks but I'm more concerned about the drive as if you are 2m away it looks mint
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