N1GTR

If it wasnt on the same day as the SAUNSW dinner up the coast I'd be there

Still worth it to listen to the engines on full volume IMO, but then again I'm a bit of a tragic for the noise of an F1 engine

This is probably the smartest post of yours on SAU. Why people stop at a certain number they get stuck in their heads is just STUPID

Ring Autosport Engineering, ask for Greg 95211388, tell him the SAUNSW guys referred you to him. You'd get a discount if you were a club member, but I see that you're not a current member. A number of club members have had their cars engineered through him including myself and it's a painless process using Greg unless you've got some V8 twin turbo sort of conversion going on, but in saying that, as long as it passes emissions and the power to weight ratio and engine size ratio it should pass. For any specific questions best to ask the person who knows instead of people on here as you'll get a lot of incorrect information who are guessing or havnt been through the process themselves. Expect to spend somewhere around the $1000 mark give or take a couple of hundred depending on mods to the car. An inspection should be free to tell you whats passable and what is not, so whoever it trying for $375 seems a bit rich to me.

OP: Good start, but as you can see, there isnt much that isnt covered on how to do this. By all means if you have some breakthrough in how to do it I'd suggest you do a new thread stating exactly what the new breakthrough is rather than a long thread as we have those already. Dont be put off by some of the comments in here

Ok thanks!

No.

Is there any benefit for single player campaign to getting the expansion? EG More missions?

Reminds me of;

Any idea of his name or a way to get in contact please?

Thats the best

Nice looking actuator! Where did you get the manifolds extrude honed? Berry's GTR used to be (still is?) on stock manifolds, surely they'd know if it's a restriction so maybe call CNJ Motors in Queensland and see what they have to say?

The wing with wheels is back!

Loved the RENEW Prez vs SAU Prez runs mate, that was great watching When Don is at one next time we can have Ex RENEW Prez vs Ex SAUNSW Prez haha then repeat the current Prez vs current Prez

Your 1J effort certainly makes a convincing argument

First post updated!

Wrap up thread http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/382900-texi-wrap-up/page__view__findpost__p__6107615

What a fun day! 20 odd entrants so craploads of runs once te paperwork issue was fixed in the morning so we started 30 mins late Toyota means business; Do the whole course in 2nd and..... RB20 comes through with the goods; Now, if anyone is missing this, it's in the club trailer and can be picked up at the next Texi (Dates for 2012 TBA). If it's not collected within 2 Texi's (so, 6 months) we will assume it's not wanted and put it in the bin Helpers today, Thanks to; Eric Yamashita Ben Sinclair Jason Senior David Milano David Massingham David Biddle Andrew bored33 (cant read writing haha but I know who you are) Matt Sullivan Sean Lloyd Ben Martin Owen Hooglivet Reece McKintosh Anna Lina Nick Tuyau Thanks everyone, you've earned yourself a free Texi (If i missed anyone, please come forward) Also Thankyou to those entrants and spectators who helped clean up the skidpan after runs ended - that saved the officials a LONG time

OK Enough Greddy talk, this is a garrett thread. Love that name hahaha!!

Mmm thats tempting, VERY tempting to try out. Always wanted twin highmount power but never went through with it due to not looking stock. So, if they're direct fit to stock position that changes the game. Did you ask for an estimate on twin 3076 rwkw by any chance?

Private seller locally. Yeah had a look overseas for what they're worth, i think here they're something like $2400 or so I had it for sale for a while for cheap and it's in basically new condition, there's only 1 small 10c size mark on it. But decided to keep it cause I'll eventually be able to use it

Thread name change is easy My seat is slightly different, still, it's not as if you cant check if theres a car next to you. Got this in carbon kevlar; Anyway, doesnt matter

Details?

How do you go about having full rego on the car with that seat and it's head restraints? In NSW I have a seat like that and no one will engineer it

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