luke gtr

i think see how numbers on here go first. if it doesnt look like many people are coming, spread the word. i would think youd want overcrowding, and risk the pies selling out...

Mmmm cookies, nyom nyom nyom

waiting for said photos..... its going from soon, to later..... chop chop.

as an extension to this, car like falcadores, switch the outer filament, and the inner globes also come on, giving 4 hi beam globes at the same time. cars without the dual filament globe generally just switch.

price? offset? width?

go the exedy.... and come to sydney, ill give you a hand

WTF!!!!!! lesson one: take car to mechanics that know at least something about imports....

Normal on skylines. Rego inspector obviously doesn't know skylines. Come to me next time.

Gtrs are practical, they get you from a to b, and have 4 very comfy seats... What more could you need?

Terry, wtf are you doing up so early on a Sunday? And that warehouse would be an awesome meet spot for a cruise...

Possible voltage reg problem?

Yep, just make sure the outside is to the outside. A lot of tyres are assymetrical nowdays... Dunlop 3000a, fast response, sports maxx Bridgestone adrenaline, er300 A lot of the Pirelli range, and the Continentals. Also, some of the higher end Goodyears. And let's not forget kumho KU36. Bridgestone RE55S is one of the few that are both assymetrical, and directional. Don't worry too much about water dispersal, they spent millions on development, I think they would work as intended.

And if you fill up an SD card, buy another, and another... Until you're carrying your collection with you on the case. Just another benefit of Android over ifail....

And make sure to take the air temp sensor out, if you havn't already.

Ok, been a bit slack because I'm using mobile version of the site, and not using search. But i have been wondering...... Does the benefit of a stiffened chassis, outweigh the extra weight added by body/chassis braces. I know moat of the imports out there run a strut brace, but where do you draw the line? Lately I've been seeing a lot of underfloor, and under guard braces for sale, also braces the reinforce the front subframe on skylines. Anyone tested these with conclusive results? Would be interesting to find out.

Not so in nsw, they only have to be of the same construction on each axle, either radial, or cross ply. Treads can differ, its just highly recommended that you don't.

These work well, I have one in ky 32, turn it up in Tue wet, feels like you're driving on dry road... Should sell quite easily.

jaw=dropped how i wish i had funds... im sure someone will snap this up quick.

I'll volunteer if no one else can, I have a wife, so she won't feel harassed.

buy my bike.... c'mon, you know you want too. all ive done since the add, is washed it. its very clean. and waiting for YOU!

PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE NYOM NYOM NYOM

Looking at the tread patterns, they're asymmetrical, they have an inside and outside. Doesn't matter what side of the car they are mounted on. Bridgestones adrenaline range is the same, as well as a lot of the higher performance street tyres you can buy. It should have inside and outside printed on the sidewalls somewhere. Although, being a jdm tyre, it may be in Japanese text.

11th sounds awesome, all this talk about yummy pies is making me hungry

Cakes also good.

looks good, some decent events coming up