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  • Birthday 08/03/1984

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  1. That M35 looks awesome. Looking at it you wouldn't expect that it was AWD Turbo. Good luck in whatever you decide to do, sucks they won't just repair it.
  2. I saw a photo of your 180 on another forum and it looked fair nice, I hope you get it back in one piece with no damage (we can always hope). Is it worse at the moment because it is school holidays ?
  3. Using IE6 and it does not display.
  4. As if your giving yourself an early minute Ben
  5. On the way to work i was stuck behind a tow truck with the company name : Camel Tow. Being the dirty little boy I am I thought it was funny as. Also spotted on Morphett St crossing Franklin St the dirtiest R32 GTR I have ever seen, it looked like he had just been dirt road bashing.
  6. Inregards to home invasions the following law applies : Self-defence at common law: The Home Invasion (Occupants Protection) Bill 1995 raised the question of whether the common law provides adequately at present for the defence of self-defence where the use of deadly force by a home occupant is at issue. Amended versions of the Bill in 1997 and 1998 have also raised important questions relating to the law of self-defence. The main findings concerning self-defence at common law can be summarised as follows: * self-defence operates to excuse from liability a person who has been proven to have committed an assault or murder.12 In other words, where the doctrine of self-defence is found to apply, it results in the acquittal of the defendant; at present the common law recognises the rights of victims of home invasions (to take one example) to use ‘reasonable force’ in self-defence where the occupant believed on reasonable grounds that it was necessary to do what he or she did; --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basically, if you feel you are in immediate danger then you are able to use reasonable force (this can include lethal force) that is will be classified as self defence and you will be acquitted on the charges. (but lets say they find the person who has broken in is unarmed and you pull out a sword and slice him up then you will probably get in trouble as that is not reasonable force). *disclaimer : any of the above should not be taken as a legal defence if you decide to put a golf club through a home invaders head (or do anything to anyone)
  7. It was a great day great roads, and good to meet some of you.
  8. More to the point : (yes i just saw the movie and yes it is awesome) I have had a cop let me off, saying he is not a traffic cop and didn't really care. But other cops can just be assholes on power trips. You have to take the good with the bad. OR just join them.
  9. I have one on my SR20DET. A mate with the same mods, except for the throttle body on the same (style) car just got 165rwkw. On the same dyno I got 181rwkw. Same rims and tyres, same drive train. From my point of view (for what its worth) would be get one. I thought there where 2 types 1 with traction control parts on itand 1 without. I may be mistaken though.
  10. R32 GTR - With Tomei Genesis Engine Widebody SIL1580 - With RB26DETT Tomei Genesis Engine Z31 - With 350RWKW RB30DET
  11. How about an S12 ? Handling is not to bad. Put S13 coilovers on the front. Get one with an IRS rear end. Seen a few with RB20's in them. And they are lighter than a S13/180SX.
  12. Feel sorry for whoever owns it. I would be devo if I ever saw my car like that.
  13. In SA its about $800 for the report or can be as much as $1500 if it needs track testing (which it more than likely will).
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