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Old 17-05-2007, 02:11 PM   #1
rennie
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Default engine upgrade into AUII

hi guys, I am currently running standard gear. I am looking at upgrading to either - BOSS V8, 220kw AU V8, Turbo kit, Turbo Barra, or brand new crate engine.

My budget is not high maybe a few grand. If anyone could help with some information of possibilities and rough prices this would be great.

thanks guys

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