Jump to content
SAU Community

NYTSKY

Members
  • Posts

    11,659
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1
  • Feedback

    100%

Everything posted by NYTSKY

  1. I have a Bride seat rail for sale. Used but in working condition. Suit R32, R33 and A31. Super low type (N103SL) Price: $150 Pickup SW Sydney.
  2. I just use a very hot face towel for pre shave.
  3. Shaving wasn't one of my favourite routines but now I treat it as some kind of "me" time. Shaving with a Safety razor takes about 2-3 times longer than with a cartridge razor, especially with me using the brush and soap. Generally I need to go over 3 times to get the desired smoothness. If anyone wants more info on other types of shaving check out this bloke and his videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/geofatboy/videos?flow=grid&view=0
  4. Pod filters and intercoolers kill, not poor drivers. The Police must do their up most to protect citizens from these harmful modifications by issuing fines. It makes me sleep better knowing our tax dollars are going to such enforcement programs rather than kicking drug dealers doors in and putting multiple DUI offenders behind bars.
  5. Currently I'm using Proraso (Green) shave soap with a badger hair brush. The Eucalyptus in the soap along with the massaging nature of the brush really sets up the skin/stubble for a nice shave.
  6. Hello Gents, I thought I would start a discussion on shaving. A subject that is rarely spoken about yet we all do it. Ever since the first little whisker emerged on my chin I have always shaved with multi blade cartridge shavers. However cartridge shavers seem to pull on my stubble before cutting which was quite irritating and just thought is was part and parcel of shaving. One day I was trolling YouTube and came across a video which has changed my shaving experience. The video was about the pros and cons of the other forms of shaving: Cartridge Safety or DE shaving Shavette Straight razor I now use a Safety shaver and have not looked back Not only is it a nicer shaving experience with less pulling and irritation it also works out cheaper which is a nice bonus. So Gents what works for you? What products do you use/recommend?
  7. PM sent.
  8. Hi all, I have a stock RB25DET fuel rail for sale. Price $30 pickup SW Sydney
  9. Hi all, I have for sale a drivers seat from an R33 GTST Series 2. Needs a bit of a clean as it has been sitting im my garage for a few years. Has a small stain on the seat base from an oil spill. Seat has no rips or wear marks and reclines perfectly. Price $80 pickup SW Sydney.
  10. Hi all, I have a set of stock R33 GTST wheels for sale, come with tyres in varying states of wear (low). Wheels are in great condition. Price $200 pickup SW Sydney.
  11. That is a real bargain Terry!
  12. Just Engine Management
  13. All you have said is you paid $100 for Purple oil. Why does that make it great?
  14. I have killed a few batteries over the years. Last one I called the NRMA, bloke installed the biggest battery he could fit in the space and even put new grounds on it for $160.
  15. The perfect panel gaps! Noooooooooooooooo
  16. You would think so wouldn't you lol
  17. Woodbine is about 4km from JEM. At the intersection there is every type of fast-food you can think of. Including Hooters <br />
  18. Would putting different wheels on it kill the range a bit?
  19. I hope you have a savings account for all the drive line parts you are soon to replace.
  20. Even a non NEO 25 will be fine. 740s are plenty for your power goal even on E85. I did nearly 370rwkw when I had them.
  21. Simon, insert gratuitous limiter bashing here: ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
  22. Basically the SAFC is just removing the R&R and changing the mixture slightly. It is not optimising the modifications therefore the end result is whatever the engine combo spits out. Also Anthony is a tuner and a very capable one.
×
×
  • Create New...