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Quick Light painting outside my house, would be a nice photo in the proper location and with a bit more effort but thought I'd put it up anyway.

haha no 3 months into owning it. so about 5 years ago... And i was out at about 6:30 but not through four ways

Yeahhhh Shiny.... for about a day then its all sharply downhill from there Nah wouldn't trade it for anything, black is a love hate relationship but it just looks so damn good when its clean. keen to respray my engine bay then it will look alot better

Took some photos yesturday:

Took this yesturday. I know its not great but i really like it for a simple photo Going to Thailand in a week so keen to snap some nice photos over there. Hoping to get some good enough to put on Canvas/Frame for the new house

Cheers. Its a bit messy at the moment but its come along way, seen as it looked like this about 3 months into owning it: Anyway. Did a quick before/after photo of what can easily be done with 5 minutes in photoshop. Removed stone chips from my front bar and did some processing. Yes yes I'm bored on my days off........

Yeah didnt help when i tried to take it for a swim lol and then I bumped it on a shit driveway Nothing like that ever happened before it was on there haha

$20 and a can of coke?

What?

Swift power?

Also regarding the pics attatched to posts, is there any way to get rid of the photo without pressing back on the browser? Most sites you can just click outside the photo area and it closes the photo I'm not sure if I'm just doing it wrong or if this is the only way to get out of the photos. Not a major issue but thought I would ask anyway

Hats off to Phil for keeping the diffuser I now own in such good condition for the duration he owned it. I straightened it out for I think the third time today. Have cracked quite a bit of the resin off it to So if I keep going like this I might be up for a new one next year lol Whats the latest on everyones cars in Townsville?

So I haven't spammed the thread with photos for a while so I thought now would be a good time. Spent some time today straightening out the diffuser after slamming it on the gutter at south Mackay KFC the other day (or at least I think thats where I bent it up) Gave the car a wash and had a play with the camera for the first time in a little bit. I really like taking photos with alot of depth. bit like this where only one section of the photo is completely in focus And one from a while ago:

I had to read it twice to work it out lol

Iseewatyoudidthere F&F quotes always produce

Haha where do you find these Formula 1 memes? And what happened to all the Hamilton ones when he had his gay photos for his singing career or whatever the hell that was? Was expecting many laughs

Haha yeah thought that was you. That's mostly Turbo noise

Yeah I think I'll just take mine to pedders again. Don't know where else to take it.

you can do it, but its special grease designed for CV's and as I said the boot is usually held on with metal zip ties that need to be pulled very tight. Just things you need to know if you want to do it yourself

learn haha

Just think about this. If someone does a job well, everyone wants to go there, if someone else doesnt, then there not going to have a huge line-up of customers Personally I'd rather take it to neither. Would like if I knew someone who worked at a mechanics shop with the alignment tools to do it. But I dont know of anyone. Not trying to detur you from Meng's, but just saying that something that seems like a good thing can turn out to be a bad thing I went to pedders last time, and it seems to have helped my tyre wear so cant complain to much. However I dont think they took any camber out of the rear.

Hey Stao, what size banjo bolts do you use on your cores? I've just been looking through the HKS manual for my turbo and looks like mine are all M14 banjo bolts, hoping when I buy a turbo off you after my holidays I can simply unbolt mine and bolt yours on and just screw everything in Will this be possible or will I just need to get an oil/water line kit off you?

lol I misread and thought it was actually a Nismo V35..... then I realised..... and was disappointed Still a clean car but

+1 This is the clutch to go with if you want to stay single I have had mine for near 2 years now I think and its still going great. If you can afford it, get the NPC lightweight flywheel also, there a great product

Are you talking about the boot for the Rear CV? Might be better off taking it to a driveline specialist. The CV boots you'll need to get from there anyway, and there held on with metal zip ties and you need a special tool to pull them tight enough usually.