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Hmmmm... Not too sure about the R32... They'll probably need a different offset. My friend bought some "GTR Wheels", and they were the wrong offset and stuck out of his guards on his R32. I'm pretty sure +15 offest will be fine for R33/R34

I saw "GTS2NV"... White R33 GTS-t... Nicely modified, driven by a cute blonde chick (at cursory glance) in Artarmon today at lunchtime. Anyone know her?

Yup! They sure will... A lot of the jap wheels come in 10.5 inches wide, but most people buy the 9.5 inch versions because they can fit 265 or 275 tyres on the 9.5 inch rims... 10.5 inches is a bit of overkill

Yes, they'll rub the inner guard liner on full lock if you have a lowered GTR, which really isn't an issue, as it's not touching the guard, just the plastic liner. No rubbing at stock height.

They'll fit a GTR perfectly

Nope.

I'm also looking for personal recommendations. Preferably not "cousin habibi can polish your car for you" recommendations, regardless on how good they might be I'm looking for a full time professional detailer please! Some examples of their past work (both before and after photos) would be a big help to gauge their expertise! What I'm willing to pay depends on how sure I am regarding the detailer's skill and experience. Thanks in advance! Andrew.

Actually you don't......... Which works well because Dundan looks like he's 14

No love?

Y HELO THAR! BUTTSECKS??? LOLOLOLOL!!!!1

So like............................ are you hot?

Just passing through........ Carry on.

Mark, I took these photos of the Masa Motorsports Stagea at last years TAS, hopefully they'll tide you over until you see this years pics

I saw WAMBAM on a blue S15 outside the gym today

Part number: 1418-RN005 It's the same for ALL GTRs except for R34 VSpec. NEEDED URGENTLY. New or Used. email: [email protected]

Happy Birthday Remember that the 350Z Roadster's interior will get dirty if you beach it like you did Dundan's R33

/me humps the pompoms

I thought it went unsaid that if you sweat 2 litres (2kgs) of sweat during your run, you should replenish that fluid so you don't suffer dehydration and fluid loss. Drink more big boy......................... WATER THAT IS!!!! PUT THAT BEER DOWN!!!! BAD BOY!!!!!

You've lost 7 kgs in 2 days??? Either your scales aren't working, or you're going to burn out and put it all back on... Slow down big fella!

What the ****? There aren't THAT many skylines in Tokyo... And tell your friend to wait for the miniipod that Apple have just announced

Are those bags filled with alcohol?

Yes. I believe the SAU NSW Execs had to get written permission from Nissan Australia to use "Skylines" in the club name, and did so before registering the club.

Dave... As Brendan said, when initially starting up the club, a national club was obviously what was had in mind, but after more research was done into federal laws governing the operation of a national club, it was deemed too much work and too big a first step to take. I'm not sure if GTROC UK is a registered club entity, registered as a non-profit organisation, but we needed to undertake legal registration so we could join CAMS (Confederation of Australian Motor Sport - the motorsport governing body) as a registered club and run CAMS sanctioned events like trackdays and driver training days, etc... It would have been much easier not to register the club at all with the government and just run it as a "national club", but we weren't able to do that for the above reason with CAMS.

I'm with Roy on everything he said. Whilst losing weight, it is almost impossible to maintain muscle mass. Even if you continue to hit the weights regularly (4-5 times a week), you are still at a calorie deficient state, so your energy has to come from somewhere, and unfortunately it doesn't all come from your fat stores Simply, to lose weight, it's as easy as having a lower caloric intake than you're expending. That is, you need to eat less calories than you're burning. It's simple science. No matter what you eat, if you are caloric deficient, you will lose weight. What you eat whilst doing this dictates WHAT you lose though (fat, muscle, water, etc), so it's not good just to eat 2000 calories worth of beer a day For a steady and healthy weight loss progress, aim to eat about 500 calories less than what you're burning. If you do lots of cardio (a 10km run burns a LOT of calories), you can eat more to compensate. Any less than a 500 calorie deficit and you'll notice too large a drop in energy and more likely to feel hungry and binge eat (drink beer) Also, I don't think you'll enter a state of ketosis with an intake of 30g of carbs a day. I would think a figure of 5-10g would be more accurate. Good luck Pete!