sure is, can you shed any light..?

Maybe you built it and sold it to Jacob in western sydney who I then bought it from?

Yes that one, no longer rear mounted battery and some other changes too. running a lot better than when I bought it, i think from memory dyno prior to all changes (so i could see the difference) was 45kw. will try to get active with posting photos in the members section soon.

Totally dont mind the comments, encouraged and appreciated infact as it educates me about the limitations of the paperwork I have.

i dont think it was shoot out mode. I made sure I was there to watch it on the dyno and take some vid's and pics as it achieved similar power a couple of weeks ago and I wanted to see it for myself. Also not 100% sure what turbo is on the car but was rebuilt and hi-flowed a month ago which may also ...

Brayden wrote:That makes for an interesting comparison to my setup, thanks for posting!

F6A @ 12PSI (Haltec ECU) = 48kw
F8B @ 7PSI (Microtech ECU) = 40kw

My mighty boy (still off the chart 10:1 rich air fuel):
CB60 @ 10PSI (EMS ECU) = 70kw
CB60 @ 16PSI (EMS ECU) = 80kw

I'd be interested if you find an ebay seller who sells rims with tried and tested size of rim and off-set, and possibly tyres too.

I'd love to be able to ring or email someone and say "send me item number xxx" and know that they would bolt on no problems.

interested, awaiting pics.

do they come with wheel nuts to suit the mighty boy or do standard wheel nuts fit?

And what is the offset, will they fit a standard mighty boy without modification to the body work?

I'm also after a charade turbo myself or a suitable alternative as mine has just started blowing smoke. Any ideas or suggested places to call for new / second hand / wreckers / anything?

Hi All As stated wanted rims, prefer with tyres but will take what I can get. Hoping to get soon to include the larger wheels/tyres on the engineering papers. If not for sale possibly a photo of what you bought, at which shop and the offset (will it be different for front and back?) Looking forward ...

would it be correct to say that variable diff would only suit rear wheel drive cars, eg. not able to be installed into a diff that sits between the engine and gearbox in a front wheel drive unit?

Im in for my debut outing, should be on the road by then

Nice rims, where from, or trade secret?

As above, wanted turbo mighty boy.

The more work you've had done, the more money I'm prepared to spend.

Info, pics and contact details to raymon.s.anderson@uts.edu.au