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Thanks guys, it sure is a weapon now and such a pleaseure to drive anywhere. From an engineering point of view there's no requirement to upgrade any of the brakes or suspension compnents, however, in the interests of having a better over all package, I'll be attending to a few things.
1st is getting the front sway bar sorted as it needs new bushes and new diff brackets made and welded on - the OEM ones are crap!
2nd will be fitting some slotted rotors to the front and renewing the front brake lines. I already run the 100s pads which works really well when the rest of the system is 100%. Ideally, I would like to look into fitting bigger, aftermarket calipers (4 or 6 spot) but we're getting into serious money territory then.
3rd is to lower the rear a couple of inches. The front has already been dropped about 60mm and is a noticeable improvement.
4th is to fit new shocks and reset all the bumpstops after being lowered.
5th is to remove the MAF (now running a MAP) and hit the dyno for a retune and to really get this puppy crankin'
Great work! How do you plan on lowering the truck? i've been looking for a lowering kit and cannot find one anywhere. Can you find one of those in Australia?
Either that or buy a used engine and rebuild it for a turbo and have it plastic wrapped and waiting....