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Yeah I copped some attitude the other night up the coast when I got RBT'd. The cop was extremely rude about the fact that my girlfriend hadnt replaced the rego sticker on her car since she had rego renewed. After we'd explained the story he said something along the lines of "Well that was pretty stupid wasnt it?" to my girlfriend. I pulled him up on it and explained that it was simply a forgetful mistake. Told him that it wasnt necessary to call her stupid, and to go check the rego himself. I could have called him all the names under the sun while putting on my best uleh accent and gotten myself thrown in the back of a paddy wagon. But its easiest to battle with cops on a level that they dont expect - politely! Some cops deal with the power well, and some just become assholes. Its just human nature. The worst thing you can do is start swearing and yelling at them as this will turn any cop into a mean mofo pretty quickly!

Tripped and fell...

Merry Birthdaymas Smokeh!

lol @ gheyness Yeah I should post it up in DIY... I'll add it to my to-do list for the holidays

The shock travels past the inside top of the wheel. Make sure its not rubbing at the closest point (the inside top of the wheel)

Is the wheel clearing the caliper properly? Maybe youve tightened the wheel up a bit skewy and its collecting the caliper on the way through? Checked the suspension arms? Maybe you've got a busted bush causing the wheel to sit weird... Checked wheel to shock clearance/rubbing? Also if you've got a hicas lock bar make sure its still tight. Grab the hicas arm and wiggle it to check for play

You can do them yourself relatively easily if you've got some materials. Even if you dont do them yourself, i'll post this up for future reference.. 1. Rotate the hub around so the stud can slide out the back of the hub (There is a cut out where it allows the stud to come all the way out) 2. Hammer the front of the stud, and eventually it will pop out the back of the hub. 3. Insert your new stud, grease up all surfaces 4. Place a large nut onto the front of the stud. 5. Tighten a wheel nut onto the stud. As you tighten it will push against the large nut and pull the stud into the hub. Tighten it all the way up until the stud is fully inserted (you will definitely feel when its all the way in). Note: You will probably bugger up a wheel nut doing this, so make sure you've got a spare! Have you tried Lincorp Nissan to get the studs? If not, I got some from UAS (seven hills). They may have R34 studs.

Glad to help - good luck!

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How about an R33 GTS-4**? Its NA and its got the GTR 4WD system. Click Here Edit: (**) Sleeping driver and batteries not included

lol wtf?

First attempt - 840, and my finger is hurting already! lol I hate these games... thanks a lot!!

Ah cool.. it helps to quote the post you're talking about too Yeah that teddy bear is a bit weird... Most likely the trademark of some strange cult that congregates in the area, or possibly someone died there.

eh? you've lost me!

Oh dear...

Ta darling

I was! I had a brilliant night too! How did you know that?

Yep that was me! Heya!

Thanks everyone! I had an awesome birthday... now its time to sober up for work tomorrow! Hope everyone had fun at the Christmas cruise. Sorry I couldnt make it. Cheers!

Hmm.. yes

^^ http://www.themotorreport.com.au/3125/asto...age-rs-rumours/

Very nice spotting shaun... Love the wheels on that Fezza too!

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Im guessing they couldnt provide a licence/documentation to prove that they are accredited workers? There was a warning on the radio about tradespeople quoting and then receiving deposits for the the work, then pissing off with the deposit!

Agreed, 997 is HOT! I just prefer the swept headlights of the 996 i guess.. I havent seen inside of either unfortunately The 997 wheels are much nicer though.