SABBAi
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When I saw this, I was thinking to myself "Gee, I didn't know Dave was German..." That and I didn't know he had such a thing for killing the undead.
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Mr Mr Miso, you be are Correc
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Guys it was good to see you at Double Epic Super-Happy laps!
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I'm available any time after the 11th. I'm in Hong Kong from the 1st to the 8th.
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In the carpark closest to PAH? But up near the cafe and stuff?
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Hey guys. What's crackin?
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What type are they Miso? And what bonnet?
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Wtb S2 Weathershields
SABBAi replied to Stage Flight's topic in For Sale (Private Car Parts and Accessories)
Me three. I'm only chasing a drivers side, so happy to split purchase if someone needs a passenger side one! -
Guys, I'm chasing an S2 auto 4wd ECU. Mine is fried... I'm in Brissy but am happy to purchase from interstate.
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Buranda hey....
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Col, I found these. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2x-Z32-Air-Flow-Meter-tomei-plugs-GTR-R32-R33-R34-SKYLINE-AFM-/330666869385?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4cfd480289
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This is my kit. It is not a typical return flow cooler. I modified the Blitz piping to fit up to the standard engine bay pipes.
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I have a blitz LM kit. Nice bit of gear. Everything lined up and bolted up perfectly. Some trimming of the splash tray underneath for the return pipe, but no biggy. Instructions, even though they were in Japanese were easy enough to follow as it had a heap of pics.
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Back to work today.... Col, is the line to short or does the oil drain fitting hit the housing?I may be able to get hold of some drain fitting spacers for you. Just need longer bolts to fit the drain.
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I'm keen for a cruise and meet. Not so keen on the drags, but still would be happy to spectate.
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Congrats McFly. So today we start the drive down to Melb for Christmas. Hopefully it doesn't drag out to a 3 day trek.
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Not with the way my boost control works.... I didn't realise it was as bad as it was made out to be. Welcome To California... I haven't done much all day. Does that count? Thanks mate. Your's turned out ok, except for the big dollars. 155kw for stock boost is good. Going all out costs too much...
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You're not wrong there. The car is booked in for a tune at EFI on Wednesday. Need to fit Nistune, drop front shaft and up the boost a little before then.
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What Have You Done To Your Stagea Lately?
SABBAi replied to Hanso's topic in Four Door Family & Wagoneers
Big Fella, sorry to see what happened to your old car. Was a great looking rig. I've never heard of the KSRom. I'm assuming it's for the M35's? Last night an intercooler felling into the front of my car. I had to fiddle it a bit to fit with stock engine bay piping. It's a Blitz LM Type J kit. Nice bit of gear. Here's a few pics. -
hey mangs. I am disapoint too.... But this happened....
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So where are we meeting tonight? Cootha again?
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We shall talk this evening. Col, does your car still run the factory boost controller? On another note, The Stagea is exhaustimafied. Stock dump, China front pipe, Fujitsubo cat back exhaust. The Cat back is to suit an N/A so it was shorter in length than the stock one and the flange was wrong. Busted out the TIG and went to town on my new Catco highflow. Lenghtened it by 120mm. All is well.
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What Have You Done To Your Stagea Lately?
SABBAi replied to Hanso's topic in Four Door Family & Wagoneers
So I cracekd the TIG out last night and welded up a cat to fit the exhaust up (finally). China front pipe with flex, Catco high flow 3", and a Fujitsubo cat back. It's to suit an N/A so that's the reason the cat had to be fiddled. Ended up lengthening it 120mm. -
Hey minges. I've had both the Turbotech and Turbotech V2. The V2 is no different in it's function. It looks different but it's noth worth the extra money. There was no difference in the way it controls boost. Col There is a better more stealthy way of controlling boost. I'll talk you through it tonight. It's easy, Cheap (ie. Free) and very stable.
