EVL-R33

belco has some of the hottest chicks in canberra, too bad 90% of them are stuck up.. thats the only good thing about belco that i can think of.. other than that, its too far, it stinks, too much hoodlims, and i wouldnt live there..

i removed the front and rear housing to make sure no residue is left inside when blowing air around.. unfortunately, as mentioned above in this thread, it IS a PAIN in the ass to remove the rear housing, so BE CAREFUL when unbolting not to damage anything..

as above, WD40 and/or some $2 degreaser does the job well.. cleaned my old 33 turbo with these and it came out like new..

the speed camera in between jerra and queanbeyan is a perfect example of this, as u can notice the fresh patch of concrete on the road about 10m infront of the camera.. i always speed away after this part and ive never been done.. also, this particular speed camera only gets u goin towards queanbeyan from jerra, even though they have a sign on the other side of the road saying there is a speed camera in use, it doesnt get u goin towards jerra..

im also interested.. ive worked for Paragon Printers before, in bindery and on the press machines aswell.. PM sent

sorry if its already been mentioned in this thread, i cbf reading through.. but with the underground speed cameras, i think it has to do with magnetic strips under the road that read a vehicles speed when it passes over it, but there still has to be a camera present on the ground as its impossible to get the cars rego plates without one.. the current speed cameras are all like this, if u notice on the road there is fresh concrete added, this is where the magnetic strips have been placed.. so once u pass this strip, the camera cant record ur speed..

whos heading out tonight?..

doubt that this would fix the missfiring, especially under high boost, with stock coil packs, and in winter time(cooler conditions).. regap your spark plugs to 0.8 and get splitfires, or seal them with silicon as described in this thread, this will fix the missfiring problem 90% of the time.. running too rich is a totally different problem..