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Hmmm...

hehe... Makes sense, my degree was full of outdated procedures and programming languages... Silly University In any case, as I said, I was only there for two weeks, so I'm hardly an authority on Japan, but the impression that I got was that they get their fair share of the white stuff

Please please please don't do this. It's really bad for our environment, makes your car smell like sh1t, and you can cop a $10,000 fine for it... Plus unless you have a highly, HIGHLY modified car, you won't gain more than 5-10kw, and that's being generous.

Good to see more modified car owners/import owners advancing their driving skills as well as their car's power levels

It sounds like you know alot about Japan, but I'm confused. Have you ever been to Japan? I just came back from two weeks in Japan where I was based in Tokyo and backpacked around north and south of the main island. I caught the Shinkansen to Hiroshima, Kyoto and Nagano. It was snowing all the way to Hiroshima (Kyoto is on the way), it snowed in Nagano (obviously), and even snowed in Tokyo the day after I left. From my brief experience and most importantly talking to people who live there and/or have family there, it seems that Japan sees a LOT of snow in their winter.

When people say "12 psi is max safe boost" for the stock turbo, they mean 12psi which the engine sees. To measure this, you measure boost in the intake plenum. Tap into the fuel presure regulator line, which is where most people take boost readings from, as this is a vacuum line straight from the plenum chamber. Yes, your turbo is actually making more than 12psi, but that's taken into account.

pssssssst... We don't really care about the post counts. We were just having a bit of fun because of that thread that Inark posted the Vic forums about NSW's post count catching up to yours. Some people take things too seriously methinks.

Wow... That Jet-33 seems like a total loser! Talk about lack of humour!

The whole point of the childish "OWNED" in MS Paint via a mouse and not a light pen or typed text is for the added effect, but obviously humour it was lost on you. Take a chill pill mate. You're just coming across as a dick.

Why the need for a hidden Team Westside forum then?

SOLD!

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...=&threadid=9302 :Owned:

:Owned: x eleventy billion

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA!!!! Way to **** up the Northside symbol!!! :slap: :looney: :freak:

GO TEAM NORTHSIDE!!!!!!! :P :P

You took a corner too fast and your rear end stepped out. And your response was to try and brake? :uhh:

Argh... I don't know what you guys are still talking about I have an R33 GTS-t. I have a set of R33 GTR rims. They have 235/45ZR17 tyres fitted for track work. They fit PEFRECTLY. Don't worry about fittment, because I can guarantee that they'll fit no worries!

EBC suck. That is all. Endless are great, but are very expensive. I use Ferodo DS2500 for the road and DS3000 for the track. This combination works perfectly for me.

I just had a look at the clutch, and yes, it's still got the flywheel attached to it My bad.

It does not come with a flywheel. Clutch only. I have not taken apart the clutch, so I don't know the thickness of the clutch plates.

I agree. Cross-Drilled rotors are for looks and for street driving. They dissapate gas well, and look cool, but the drilling process weakens the rotor and makes them prone to cracking if you put them under stress (hard driving or track work). Slotted rotors are the way to go if you intend on driving your car hard, or taking it to the track. Before someone points out that Porsche uses cross drilled rotors on their supercars, yes they do. But they are cast with the holes already there, and not drilled after the rotor has been made. Also, DBA discs are quite good value for money, and I use them with my AP Racing calipers, as I didn't think the AP Racing rotors were worth the extra money. DBA discs are excellent products for the price.

I want the console surround that goes around the gearstick and ashtray, and the ashtray itself. How much are you looking for the two above items?

R33 GTR rims are 17x9" rims. I'm sorry, but I don't have any photos of my car with the track rims on... I'll have to take some. Bonkers or Red900ss took a photo of my car at a trackday that they posted on here, but I can't find it, and I didn't save it