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    Melb: Car Alarm Install

    in Car Audio & Electrical

    Posted

    here is an interesting post i found on another forum i was one on in regards to car security at home lol


    Most tools can be found lieing around at home or ur local Hardware and Sports store.
    When a would be potential theif approaches ur pride and joy there are many precautions u need to take into consideation such as , 1)is he armed and dangerous, 2) is he actually trying to brake into your car, 3)how much bigger is he than you, and finally is he a complete D I C K H E A D trying to pince ur pride and joy.
    As most of us sleep with 1 eye open trying to eyeball these morons the second we hear a sound we r usually up and running outside like a pack of idiots trying to scare off these would theives rite. well this is were we need to kick it back a gear!! as soon as u hear a sound u need to be close to a window and just check out the sitch. once u have identified that this is the real deal immediatly proced to DEFCON 5. hang there and wait as soon he has his grubby paw inside the car proceed to make ur way towards the wank. try and be as quiet as possible. This is were the toys come into play. Usualy i keep either a nice Alluminuim Adult sized Basebll bat with extra rubber gripping just to give me the extra comfort on my hands wen i go full throttle on sum 1s face,this can be found at either Kmart or Rebel and usually retail anywere from 39.95 to about 45.95, or u could go for the cheaper option of going to ur local hardware store and purchasing 1m length of 2x2. this can be discuised as anything which is y i love this toy. u dnt need to be the sharpest tool in the shed, all u gota do is throw this lil dooby on a lathe and decorate it into anything u really want, so u can make ur self a nice fancy handle and maybe even spike the top of it by hammering some nails into it. this is a very effective "finishing off" tool as this usually leaves a nice Hammered metal finish on the potentials face . these items are good to have either 1 in ur room and 1 at ur front door or even if possible have 1 stashed ouside in the garden close to the car. It is now very crusial that u move very quickly but in stealth mode make no sound at all, u dnt wana be seen or heard. As u approch this scum make sure u are deadly quiet wen u think ur ready to hit make a sound so he hears u and turns around. as he turns around u give him a nice welcoming present by spliting half his face open and splatering his nice pearly whites all over ur windows and interier. this should make stars appear infront of him, if it doesnt its time for plan B.
    Drag his ass over to a guter as i garuntee u he wont really wana move or talk after a hard blow to the head. postion his mouth onto a gutter with his remaing teeth cleanched onto the gutter.Proceed To AMERICAN X him by jumpin on the back of his head and maybe even potentialy killing him. the way i see it id rather do the time for potentialy cleaning more scum off he street. A WARNING TO ALL THEIVES OUT THERE IF U THINK THIS IS A JOKE THINK AGAIN, COME AND TRY UR LUCK WITH ME!!!!

    ATTN NO RESPONSIBILITY WILL BE TAKEN FOR ANY INJUSTICE CAUSED TO ANOTHER HUMAN BEING IN RELATION TO MY INFO , HOW EVER A SLAB WILL BE PAID OUT IF ANY OF THIS INFO DOES HELP AND THERE IS PHOTO EVIDENCE TO PROVE

    Map Sensored Ecu's

    in Forced Induction Performance

    Posted

    What's your concern with an afm? As kiwi said it's alot of cash just to get rid of it.

    A nistune ecu would be the best option, but you haven't actually mentioned your goals except for diching the afm.

    Who told you they are bad?

    My goal is to get around 300kw, as for the afm I had a few rb30's back in the day and they were always giving trouble

    Map Sensored Ecu's

    in Forced Induction Performance

    Posted

    I'm doing a bit of research for a vehicle I'm planning on purchasing R34 GT-T, I would like to go a Map Sensor ECU so I can get away with out needing to run a Air flow meter

    before people say "use the search button" I already have read some threads but still confused about what the majority of people on here are running

    so what options do I have taking into account I live in Victoria and my closest dyno tuners are in melbourne, Link, ViPec, Adaptronic ,Microtech, Haltech etc ??

    I don't mind spending coin as long as it is on something that will work with future mods (bigger turbo, cams, Injectors etc..)

    Stolen White R33 Gts-T - Rego Xkb431

    in Victoria

    Posted · Edited by vestvicr34

    It pisses me off the amount of low life scum there is around knocking off vehicles I had a VL caiais stolen from crown about 10 years ago, luckly for me it was found the following day in cranbourne with only the sub and amp taken from it,

    I was previously in the 4WD scene and the amount of Nissan Patrols that are getting knocked off in melb is unreal, every week one goes missing, if some prick ever tried to come to my place and knock off my pride and joy they would want to be quicker than a speeding bullet from a 30-06 rifle

    New Vic Member

    in Newbie Introductions

    Posted

    I would like to get a GTR but after looking what is available at a reasonable price 32's are still 16K + and 33's are 20k + , I would get a 32 but they are basically the same age as a VL and majority are in poor/average condition or had the best of their life flogged out of them, thats why I thought a 34 GT-T would be a somewhat better option, newer and lower km's

    New Vic Member

    in Newbie Introductions

    Posted

    How you going, My name is Owen, I'm from Warrnambool, Vic

    At the moment I'm in the process of buying a R34 GT-T, I don't get my license back till mid feb so I have time to research it before buying one

    This wont be my first High Powered Nissan

    I originally built a VL Calais with a RB20DET , JPC did all the ECU wiring and original intercooling (mild steel pipes?) and at the time it made 120rwkw (stock as a rock)

    after the first engine let go (timing belt tensioner snapped off) I put another RB2DET in it and this time put all new intercooler & stainless piping and put on a modded RB25 turbo which had steel wheels in it, It was tuned at Bresciani Racing and made 196rwkw @ 18psi and ran a 8.61 over the 1/8th mile

    A while after the VL I had a Nissan Patrol SWB, TD42, DTS Turbo Kit, Intercooled, injector pump maxed out and ran 20 PSI , 36" Simex, Lifted, Locked up etc. (originaly the patrol had a big JPC kit on it but was removed by the original owner)

    So after getting sick of the 4wd Buzz and 90% of every decent track getting shut up I decided it was time to go back to my roots and get a skyline which was something I wanted many years ago

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    Local Wreckers And Workshops

    in Victoria

    Posted · Edited by vestvicr34

    I have had tuning and work done by JPC and Danny Bresciani (when he was at Bresciani Racing, now owner of initial d racing)

    I have not delt with rajab but I thought I would put their name up, maybe I should have put up nizpro but he is now a ford tuner

    Mind you I used to have a rb20det powered vl commodore some 8 years ago and them 3 were the big vl tuners in the day..

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