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cool, if you can, post up a diagram of the polarity, it would be helpful for other skyliners wanting to do this.

hey, im 3am on ns.com and I wrote that article when I wrote it I just bought the cheapest LEDs I could find, hence not the brightest ones. but its all down to personal prefrence, I think that if its too bright it may be a distraction. anyways glad to see my article is getting around.

no, you can use an auto ecu on a manual car, but not a manual ecu on an auto car

for 20k you can get a 180 with an RB in it... best of both worlds.

apart from ff7, parasite eve, RE3 one of the best games ive played on ps1 was "sheep dog and wolf" u steal sheep like the cartoons with all the acme crap, .. suprisingly it was quite fun.

usually called a strawberry face or ichigo

I used carby cleaner

Ive heard of acetone being used to suspend water in fuel that could be interesting

I was in the same situation, but for my price range I could only afford a stock r32. I ended up buying an ex demo sil80 from japan with a nice list of mods. never looked back.

i wash and wax once every 2 weeks. but shes garaged alot so doesnt get too dirty..

theyre illegal in nsw classified as decorative lights.. hell you can even get booked for driving with your driving lights on.

widebands use 5v I think and narrow bands are like 1v arent they? so yeah to answer your question, no you cant just get a wideband sensor and plug it into the tt

spotted a black/purplish r32 on battle bvd. looks like he was having fun on the right hander

spotted some dude in a stock looking r33 skyline with 16inch gold bbs style wheels, Condamine St green p plate completly covering a letter of his number plate. If youre on here mate, you should move your P plate before you get booked.

weird... the PFC isnt a piggyback im using one of these with an emanage and it seems to work fine..

get one of these Bee Racing rev limiter Im running one, it cuts ignition and you can wire in a switch for lauching. mines wired to my clutch so when my clutch is in, it limits to 4500rpm, means if I keep my foot on the floor and drop the clutch, it drops right back into 4500rpm.. mmm powerband... you can also set the frequency of the cut between fairly descreet, to huge loud backfires.

where is the best place on the exhasut to mount one?

try the tach signal from the ecu

in NSW for cars like mx5s you can get a special sticker number plate from the RTA..

Ive been watching this topic for a while... the actual power stabilisers have nothing to do with earthing, so in fact you are only comparing the quality of cables. Good quality cable from an electronics supplier will give you very similar earthing results. Another thing is that if the car already has a good earth, the kit will not provide a huge difference, but for older cars with poor earths it will be beneficial. the powerstabiliser box smooths out votage fluctuations, which can help with starting and ICE. you may not even see an increase in votage tho. in my opinion the PIVOT one is not worth it, they are relying on people to buy for the brand, I have done alot of research into these and have used similar systems on RC cars in the past. I have built my own power stabiliser, for around $25 you can make a quite decent one that is compareable or the same as alot of commercial ones, the pivot one may be the best but imho it is not $75 better. I was planning on selling these but I did not want to supply a product that produced such a small performance gain, and testing on my car did not convincingly prove that it provided a noticable result

yeah 2510s are a t25 flange, one will fit my car tho.. PM sent.

Ive cleaned a few engine bays before, degreaser + garden hose works well, just cover all the electrics, ie battery fuse box etc with plastic bags and you should be right.

haha yeah compliance would be a bitch.

yeah itll be a remap. tuned for jap fuel and whatever mods your car has. itll have to be remapped again if you upgrade anything so pfc is still a good move

after a boost solenoid to run a jaycar boost controller PM me. cheers