SKY031

Don't stress Ash, I get it. ...it seems that one of the questions has since been edited to make it a bit more clear Yes, they do. If you live in Sydney, go and ask for info in the NSW section so that you can get the information which relates to you. No point in changing everything if you don't have to.

... there's no rockets in the engine, so the term "rocket cover" probably wouldn't return too many results. Have a look through some of these for more info. http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=107788 http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=161128 http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=150105 http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=157397

There was no mention of a boxed pod in the "fist" post. The officer suggested to return the air filter to stock. However, jaimzr33 asked about a boxed pod, and was given misleading info. A boxed pod is perfectly legal.

Can I ask why you'd recommend powder coating ic piping? Would that have a negative effect in regards to cooling performance by effectively creating a layer of insulation, and inhibiting heat from dissipating?

My thoughts on this...... It's absolutely shocking that someone who is attending university lacks basic spelling/punctuation/grammar skills. Study harder

It's good to see someone at VicRoads is doing what they're paid for.

ARGH! NO! A boxed pod is perfectly legal on any EFI vehicle, provided that it's the only intake modification.

Please list your asking price, or your thread will be locked.

Please, no auctions, and enough with the bumping. Please read the rules if you want to advertise here.

Please tell your mate to register if he wants to advertise his vehicle here.

If it's one with brushes which come in contact with the vehicle at high speed, avoid it. If it's a laser wash, where the only thing coming in contact with the vehicle is jets of water, you'll be fine... it won't matter what sort of vehicle has passed through before you.

Riiiiiiiiiight. Next time I clip a bird or run over an ant I'll call you to come and assess it's health.

So.... on one hand you're campaigning for the humane treatment of animals, yet, at the same time, you're saying that you'd prefer to see an animal undergo additional pain and suffering by attempting to transport it instead of doing "the humane thing" and ending it's misery ASAP. ........I suppose you're a fan of Pink as well? "daaaaaaah I'd rather see sheep die from maggot infestation rather than have them be subjected to mulesing, so don't buy australian wool."

I imagine it's much the same as it is for any other car. Remove all the ceiling hardware and interior trims that cover it, undo the clips and pull the lining off.

.....again, people go straight back to "what the media says". I can read what the article says. I simply choose not to take everything written by the media as gospel. If it is true, there may be circumstances behind it which haven't been noted, after all, it's a pretty one sided story at the moment. I can think of plenty of reasons why people would want to chase and kill vermin. Most people wouldn't hesitate to set a mouse trap, yet I wouldn't consider a mouse trap to be a humane way to eradicate vermin. They don't make traps for 6 foot tall mice, so people have to find other ways to deal with the pest issue.

Enough is enough. You have at least half a dozen threads for this car, you only need one. Closed.

....and I know of some people who make up stories to try and look cool.

Why is everyone here so intent on believing everything the media says? I can see possible justification here. If I hit a kangaroo with my car, and it was lying on the ground dying, I wouldn't hesitate to cave its head in. Sounds fairly humane...... but all you hippies would rather stand there and watch it suffer? Perhaps some of you "city folk" should go and try make a living off the land so you can find out first hand how much damage a couple of "innocent" kangaroos can cause to your livelihood.

Since when has killing kangaroos been "absolutely illegal"? I see them chopped up in bits in the supermarket all the time. Do they just wait for them to die a natural death before serving them to people?

I love that sticker!

Nice find, but it won't stop the stupid questions, it's been posted up in the roadworthy thread since Feb.

No date. If the vehicle has EFI, you can put a pod filter on it. (Provided that the filter is the only intake modification) Putting a cover/box on the pod makes no difference.

Picked up a Hot Wheels T Hunt 32 GTR on the weekend. Same car as this (different packaging)

Why would you bother getting a roadworthy? You've already said that the officer didn't tick the box stating that you needed a roadworthy or engineers certificate. Do Vicroads have a record of the alleged defect? If it's not on their system, what's the point in getting a roadworthy done?

Welcome aboard, and welcome to ownership. Prepare to be defected.