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    Chopping track car up

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    Less drag more fun !!

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    a 19t just isn't laggy enough
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    when i saw the title i thought "NO, HE CAN'T CUT UP A VOLVO"

    then i opened the thread & saw it was a Clio, & thought ah i don't blame him. But you only cut a bit out of the rear bumper

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    Lol fella nah cut out the door skins too next on the cards is the tyre well in the back , gonna rear sheet it with alloy , it's why I bought my v70 to tow this , coming from a Scoob evo back ground I've had a good few mates get in the Volvo and say ?? Bloody hell this is ok isn't it , goes well !! Loving my Volvo tbh she's getting slammed down 80 mm as does sit high though

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    so you've had good fun with the angle grinder on it then

    my original plan with to sheet alloy the spare wheel well, until i noticed the radiator was a perfect fit lol

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    Lol fair play weight distribution and all that !!

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    poor frenchy! how could you be so cruel doing that to a poor defenceless French car! lol
    4.4 motronic ecu. ostrich emulation chip. boost sensors+ wideband inbuilt to the ecu. 650cc injectors. hybrid GT28 turbo. custom 5 branch manifold. Large side mount intercooler. pipercross custom airfilter. no cat. no back boxes >< All in a saxo
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    Lol it's French so
    The bits fall off lol , thought I would get in there first mate !!!

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    been there done that lol I love frenchy's........but love Swedish engines
    4.4 motronic ecu. ostrich emulation chip. boost sensors+ wideband inbuilt to the ecu. 650cc injectors. hybrid GT28 turbo. custom 5 branch manifold. Large side mount intercooler. pipercross custom airfilter. no cat. no back boxes >< All in a saxo
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