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27 Jan 2016 / By Andre Simon
Using GPS to Maintain Traction in a High-Horsepower Front Wheel Drive Car
When we first met Scott Kuhner from Insight Motorsports at 2014's World Time Attack Challenge in Sydney [see that video here], the NSW-based tuner hinted at big improvements to his already-insane Holden Astra (known as the Opel Astra in other markets) by the time the 2015 WTAC event kicked off late last...
12 Jan 2016 / By Andre Simon
Getting an accurate wheel alignment
In pursuit of quicker lap times there’s no shortage of suspension hardware designed to improve a car’s handling, however one area that’s often overlooked is making sure that the wheel alignment is optimal.
05 Dec 2015 / By Andre Simon
Toyota KP61 Starlet with Formula Atlantic 4AGE
Have we got any Toyota Starlet fans out there? This is Jamie's KP61 that we stumbled across at our recent Coronet Peak hillclimb.
01 Dec 2015 / By Ben Silcock
Coronet Peak Hill Climb 2015
After hundreds of dyno pulls and thousands of kilometres completed on the rollers, our "Dyno Mule" Nissan 350Z finally got to spin it's wheels in anger for the first time at a competitive event.
06 Nov 2015 / By Andre Simon
Wiring and Tuning Project "Panhard" - Part 4 - Tuning
It's always an exciting time when you get to that point in any car build where you can finally turn the key and hear the engine roar into life for the first time.
11 Sep 2015 / By Andre Simon
Wiring and Tuning Project "Panhard" - Part 3 - Wiring
Wiring is one of those areas that a lot of people put off, ignore or simply hate doing when it comes to modifying cars.
09 Sep 2015 / By Andre Simon
VIDEO: "Pro Hub 4000" Mainline Dynalog's Hub Dyno Suitable for 4000HP
Todd Lewis from Mainline Dynolog discusses their brand new Pro Hub dynos. This is going to be a game changing product for the Pro Mod crowd or anyone chasing 2000 + hp. https://www. youtube. com/watch?v=-TPH5y4JfhE
20 Aug 2015 / By Andre Simon
Wiring and Tuning Project "Panhard" - Part 2 - Planning
Planning is a key element to any successful project, automotive or otherwise yet it’s so often ignored and the outcome unsurprisingly shows it.








