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  1. as most of the guys have said, start at the bottom and work you way up, thats how most progress

    also be sure you are interested in IT and the computer industry, not just doing it for good $

    if you are genuniely interested then start playing around with things at home

    setup linux at home, get a cisco switch at home, use vmware on your pc

    and play with windows 2000 server, windows 2008 server, linux etc

    play around with networking, active directory, build your own domain controller

    have a play around with cisco router emulator and so on...

    when i hire guys i always look for guys who are actually interested in IT and computers

    not just doing for it $, they are pretty easy spot. guys who play with the technology

    at home, have a good interest and willingness to learn. thats a key component

    also teachs you problem solving, and trying to learn/understand things that might be out of your current scope

    theres always someone who can help, shed advice, point you in the right direction etc.

    Thanks for this, I actually agree with you and i do REALLY enjoy working around computers, otherwise i was set to become an ops manager etc at the call center. I have a bit of networking done at home, my pc case is always open as i assembled it myself and keep tweaking it. I'll install linux and make mine a domain controller for the other 3 i have in my house and start looking for a job on the phones as tech support.

    Thanks alot for the guidance people, appreicate it :w00t:

    p.s. Could anyone please give me the download link for the correct version of linux that I should be getting? Also, any good e-books that you have come across?

    Cheers

  2. thanks for the replies guys ... we'll eventually i would like to go to be a sys admin but you have to start somewhere. I would PREFER the role to be hands on thats why i wasn't really looking at the ISP helpdesk roles. Is it worthwhile doing MCSE before going in or?

  3. Hey guys, as above ... i need a boost gauge in PROPER working condition. I bought one a day back and it was FU&&*ED!!!!! and i dont want another el cheapo one ... should be perfectly working. Not fun seeing 18 psi when youre running 11.

    So if you have one and are near s/e suburbs in VIC, i can come pick it up. Not willing to goto the western suburbs etc or get one posted down.

    Im in no rush so i'll keep bumping it up till one comes along hhehe.

    let us know.

    Cheers

  4. Hey guys, I'm sure some of you here would be working in a tech support kind of role. I've completed a Bachelors in IT around a year or so ago ... been working in a call center as a sales agent and then a team leader etc etc for quite a while now. I quit that job a month ago to get into my own field. I think tech support would be the best way to get into it? I haven't officially worked in IT till now although im pretty good with computers and can touch type etc but nothing "official" :laugh:. I was looking around on seek and most tech support / desktop support jobs require experience as well ... any ideas on how i can get into one? Where did you guys start?

    Thanks for any help/tips!

    Cheers

  5. hey guys, been searching for a while ... im sure this has been covered but couldnt find it sorry. I've got an r32 gtst ... i was wondering if its possible to get a 52mm or any size gauge mount so i can mount 2-3 gauges under the cd player?

    e.g. would this fit ...

    http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...at=0&page=1

    thanks for the help

    *edit* oops, just getting used to the forum ... can someone put this in the cosmetic section?

    cheers

  6. :happy:

    damnit. I see. thanks for that. i guess i'll have to get used to my plates. No way i'm getting myself to spend 400 for custom plates ... too many performance mods cost out there for 400 :wub:

  7. hey guys, I've gotta get new number plates so i thought i might as well get the pop plates, 99$ ... 3 letters followed by 3 numbers ... im really not creative so thought i'd ask on here.

    Its an r32 rb20det btw ... soon to have a fair few mods :blink:

    Cheers!

  8. as before, i would not want to argue over it with the police. much rather get an fmic with inlet and outlet on the one side so i can retain the factory airbox etc. i'll wait till justjap get them back in stock. As for the core's importance ... agreed it does make a difference, but is it really "THAT" obvious for a daily driver that will not be going to the drags trying to reduce 0.01 seconds off his time?

    i know this is debateable but still :)

  9. hmmm, whats the reasoning behind that if you know, and still ... i'm guessing most cops dont know this rule, and i dont really wanna chase an engineer to sign it off and then argue with the police with the certificate :spank:

  10. yea i believe u can keep the stock airbox in place with this cooler, do the cops actually open the box? cuz i intend to put the pod inside lol. i've msgd steve from justjap to see when they'll have this in.

    thanks for the replies so far

  11. yea Rekin it is more then standard i guess but tons of people have it. Agreed some of them would have a few internal changes to the engine but still ... even with bolton mods, i'm sure people have taken the rb20 over 250. I'll aim for 220 then anyway :spank:~

    at this stage im more then happy with just having a bit more boost and exhaust, but i'm sure that'll pass in a few weeks haha so im preparing.

    http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...=339&page=1

    is that the one you guys are talking about? its been out of stock for a bit. And i would prefer not cutting anything because the car is in real neat condition and some people have said its unroadworthy if that tray is cut?

    Cheers

  12. thanks mate, hypergears website doesn't say much about their kits. I'm comfortable doing it myself if there's no cutting or anything required.

  13. Hey guys, just bought my first skyline a couple of days ago ... VERY happy with it :)

    Starting to mod it now, i'm aiming for 220-250 rwkw at the end ... which FMIC do you think I should get? there's a couple of kits on justjap.com ... any recommendations/warnings/suggestions etc? I've heard you pretty much have to cut the battery tray with whichever kit you get?

    Better yet, anyone in VIC selling one?

    Thanks fellas!

  14. Guys i would really REALLY appreciate some help in this matter ... i've just put a deposit down on a skyline r32 (RB20DET) (i shouldve waited till after) he did a compression check on it today and the results are as follows:

    1) 90

    2) 95

    3) 90

    4) 90

    5) 100

    6) 95

    They are pretty even, but i read around a bit and saw that it should be around the 150 mark? the car drives perfect and theres no smoke revving it up. Now what i'm thinking is that the compression check was done wrong? or are there different types of checks which u get different results with?

    Please tell me what i should do as 10k is alot of cash for me. Should i get a leakdown test done on it again from a performance mechanic? What are the perfect results for that going to be like?

    Thanks for the help guys!

  15. Make:

    Nissan

    Model:

    Skyline

    Milage:

    Any

    Transmission:

    Manual

    Colour:

    Black preferred

    Location:

    VIC

    Complied?

    Yes

    RWC supplied?

    Doesn't matter

    Currently registered?

    Doesn't matter

    Price:

    $6000 - $10,000

    Contact:

    pm here or email manisyndrom AT hotmail.com

    Comments / Modifications:

    Can have mods but has to be clean and not thrashed.

    Let me know what you have, i've got the cash ready and need a car YESTERDAY!

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