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It's kind of ironic that Chris' wife used to work for the DMR (now RTA)!
A family member used to work with her, and would tell me all about the various cars she'd driven over the time they worked together, ranging from a big-block chev in a toyota crow |
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I remember seeing the R31 I think that it was at Summernats years ago. He also did a Rover V8 into a Bluebird which was also as good as any factory would build a car. I think that the business was called Radical Conversions or Radical Innovations or somet |
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The Mazda 13B rotary engine that was put into the HZ Holden by Mazda was pretty radical.
13B auto transmission, power steering and air conditioning, with a large amount of pollution control gear that choked the poor HZ. Imagine the poor acceleration. |
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The upside down flatty. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/?p=4868
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