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  • Robertson929
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Post #1 post 23rd December 2009 - 11:19 AM
b]Engine: 179 hp block. Yella terra head, mild cam, high volume oil pump. commodore fuel pump, twin throat sidedraught dell'orto. extractors

[b]Exhaust: Perry extractors with full 2 1/2" system

[b]Suspension: (f) lovell super lows, ® springs reset 4" plus 3" blocks. monroe air adjustable shocks so no rear suspension.

[b]Wheels: 17" streeters 7" up front 8" at the rear

only one photo since slamming it in the back. had a fire in the engine bay and burnt out the inner gaurd paint and a bit of wiring so i am stripping it down in the next few weeks and panel beating it again. still unsure of going the same colour again and style or completely change it. let me know what u think
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  • Slav
    Post #2

    Rims are amazing

    GLD-086
    Post #3

    I'm in love. HRs are awesome. I wanted my dad's HR wagon when I first got my Ls, but wouldn't let me. sad.gif


    Anyway very tidy mate.

    fat1200
    Post #4

    looks tuff! nice P plater car.

    VTR
    Post #5

    QUOTE (Slav @ Dec 23 2009, 11:20 AM) *
    Rims are amazing



    X2


    And so is the HR ute thumbsup.gif thumbsup.gif thumbsup.gif

    HATE TAX
    Post #6

    Pimping... love it!!!

    AZNPRIDE
    Post #7

    cool.gif definately one ride i'd love parked in my driveway. Looks great..... rims set it off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    DAN-O
    Post #8

    good ol Showwheels.. Ute looks amazing, nice ride..

    krayziebenno
    Post #9

    what a cool cruiser... so jealous

    Ryannnn
    Post #10

    is the interior booked in for an update soon? i reckon thatd make it the perfect cruiser. love it!

    Tony.
    Post #11

    Yes.


    WIN.

    Boostn32GTR
    Post #12

    WWIINNNNAA! best of luck with ya plans man!!!

    dommie13
    Post #13

    Very nice, rims are perfect, but looks fucking stupid with the ass low

    74QEE
    Post #14

    mate that looks amazing

    Robertson929
    Post #15

    QUOTE
    Very nice, rims are perfect, but looks fucking stupid with the ass low
    all comes down to personal preferance mate. but you know cant all own sweet subarus

    nicksweapon
    Post #16

    QUOTE (dommie13 @ Dec 23 2009, 02:14 PM) *
    Very nice, rims are perfect, but looks fucking stupid with the ass low

    what the fuck are you talking about sits perfect

    RollinLow
    Post #17

    that fuckin trick man!
    The seats look like bus ones haha

    maccah
    Post #18

    yer looks fucking awes mate thumbsup.gif interior deff needs a digitalised update..

    djswb
    Post #19

    it will look gud wit that new dash facia i sold ya

    scott.r.keen139
    Post #20

    QUOTE (Robertson929 @ Dec 23 2009, 11:19 AM) *
    b]Engine: 179 hp block. Yella terra head, mild cam, high volume oil pump. commodore fuel pump, twin throat sidedraught dell'orto. extractors

    [b]Exhaust: Perry extractors with full 2 1/2" system

    [b]Suspension: (f) lovell super lows, ® springs reset 4" plus 3" blocks. monroe air adjustable shocks so no rear suspension.

    [b]Wheels: 17" streeters 7" up front 8" at the rear

    only one photo since slamming it in the back. had a fire in the engine bay and burnt out the inner gaurd paint and a bit of wiring so i am stripping it down in the next few weeks and panel beating it again. still unsure of going the same colour again and style or completely change it. let me know what u think
    Mate what color blue is that it looks fantastic
    scott.r.keen139
    Post #21

    Hey mate love your ute . what color blue is that it looks fantastic

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