Baconer

IACV if its to do with cold start problems, absolute bitch to get to but theres a tutorial somewhere (to find it follow the bottom hose from the AAC until you find a little box with 4 screws)

jamaican

pig

haha, my mums old steering wheel lock "the club" actually had a disclaimer/warning against using "the club" as a club

Just a bit of stuffing around and drama http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/t1...mp;hl=paintball

An auto electrician shouldn't charge too much, if it was over $75 you'd be better off doing it yourself as it isnt too difficult

Cougar

I used a flathead screwdriver, only one of the clips broke but it only took a small chunk out, still holds it in place.

Definitely in without question.

meatwad

christmas coast trip Probably hard for some people though who had enough trouble getting up Mt Ainslie for the photo shoot, all you could smell was brakes and clutches haha

rugby

Definitely cracked hose or has come off entirely, reading at 0 because it is reading the outside pressure. Find the little black box (is on the drivers side in an r33) and follow the hose from that to the back of the plenum then pull it off both ends and replace it (1m of rubber hose in any size is about $5 at repco) because even if you trim the edges it will keep cracking as it is obviously perished.

chicka

Made in paint in less then 3 minutes but thats my basic idea

food

Depends how good you are at these kind of jobs. The lip will need to be shaved down a bit but most car spray painting places will only charge $150-$200 for the lip shaved, fitted and painted so its cheap enough its worth while just getting it professionally done

vampire

www.mcmaster.com -> type 'perforated' in find products search bar to the left -> Select Perforated Aluminium Sheets -> Select your hole diameter and decide what size you want, site provides a scale next to a guys thumb. you'll want something reasonable size if its for the 'mouth' of the front bar, especially if you have a FMIC

Topic says it all, items are brand new (opened the package 3 hours ago) leatherette gear and handbrake gaiters, located in the A.C.T and can be delivered anywhere in Australia at buyers expense. Designed for an R33 but may fit R32 or R34 aswell as there are no holes cut in the bottoms to match the 'pegs' which hold the gaiter on. Only selling as it came as part of a package bought from the recent Ultimate Auto Trim Group Buy (http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/t176187.html) and i have no need for them After $40 + postage for both items, not willing to separate, sold only as a pair. -Alex

forester

didnt even know they were for sale!

simone

finally got around to posting the picture up Shocking AFR's Looks like the previous owner had an SAFC as the glue residue mark on the dash matches the base stand pattern of one

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