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17-09-2007, 12:55 AM
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Hey Guys just would like to pick your brains!
i will be buying a new daily in the next month or so, i gained my p's before this new no v8s turbos...blah blah blah, i fall under the power to weight ratio. I have my heart set on a Gen 3 Stato ( I'll still be keeping the ea...turbo project) a gen 3 stato is 127kw per tonne, so in other words its 35kg's too light. If i get a model with leather/sunroof and a stereo i would easily make up that 35kg. if i got to vic roads and get it weighed, and i have document stating its weight vs power..does that make it legal? thank you in advance! Dan
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