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Sell tyres seperately dude?

I have a complete STOCK exhaust setup for a R33 GTS25t from the turbo back for sale. It includes: - Dump pipe - Front pipe - As new catalytic convertor (Catco - only done a couple hundred k's) - Cat back pipes including stock mufflers. All in good condition. Cosmetically dirty but you get that when your underneath a car. Perfect for compliance process some of you might be going through. SOLD SORRY!!!

Siphon it out. Bit of hose, suck, spit...

Put the car on ramps and fit it from underneath might be a good idea. Thats how I would probably do it on my car.

Ok mate! The story is that SAVA tyres are not dunlops at all. There may be a chance they are manufactured in the same factory but that chance is slim and furthermore does not mean they are Dunlop quality. Sava is owned by Goodyear tyres. Here is the story: These tyres are manufactured by SPT which is a conglomerate. The two biggest members being Dunlop and Goodyear. They brand them Sava because they can get away with producing lesser quality tyres and not affect the Dunlop or Goodyear brand name. In short. They are not Dunlops. They may be sort of manufactured by a factory that also manufactures Dunlop tyres but no, they are not. If the sales person told you they were then they were lying to you to get money out of you. This is how sales people work and this is why noone should ever listen to let alone believe sales people.

In the UK it seems very common for GTS, GTSt, GTT owners to stick GTR badges all over. They have a very weird scene. Check out www.skylineowner.com which is a UK Skyline forum site.

i just emailed ya

I think you should keep your civic and leave the poor nissans alone.

sanding is more work than dipping a rag in thinners

According to the DBA spec sheet the R33 and R34 GTR use the same size rotors. 324 x 53.75 x 30

Dude. It's 100% stock standard looking S2. What the hell do you mean?

I did mine in gloss black and it looks great but doesnt stand out. It is infact possible to paint the calipers while they are still on the vehicle. You just have to spend a long time preparing them and masking off various areas. Use wire brushes, steel wool and brake cleaner in an aerosol can to clean the brakes properly before painting or the paint will flake off. With respect to the NISSAN logo, i tried two ways to leave it silver. I tried masking it off and cutting very finely with a razor blade and then i tried just spraying the whole thing and cleaning off the NISSAN logo with thinners and a rag. The thinners+rag method worked about a million times better and gave an outstanding result if you attack the NISSAN logo while the paint is still wet. I used VHT Brake Caliper paint which i purchased at Autobarn.

GTiR is a great car. Im just glad its a Nissan too

The battery tray panel? I have put mine to use and bolted an amp to it so i didnt have to bolt it to any floor or structural pieces

Yeah. You cant actually use a flash for night photography of a car unless you want it to look like a boring old daytime shot. You need long exposure and a tripod. Exposures of 3 - 5 seconds or longer will look good. That spot is very good for night shots Heres one i took AAges ago in the same spot. Its pretty crap too but the scenery is ok. Ive learnt a lot about photography since taking these.

ive seen it in the video shop but never really looked into it that much. ill rent+copy it on the weekend if it has nissans

Maybe Rezz can source some in Japan

Would the Falken Azenis RT215 make a satisfactory all-weather road tyre? I need to replace my rears (looking for 255 or 265/35R18).

How much was it. I have to get mine done still im so lazy. PM me if you dont want to say in here.

This guy has one he might sell. http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...501&postcount=3

Wanna sell the spare GTR front bar seperately?

how did the bumper conversion go dude?

Ill take the front bumper if its the Mspec one. edit: I sent you the SMS. Email me at [email protected]

Dude im glad to hear you have learnt something from this as it seems few younger people ever do. It's good to know you learnt something from what was, in the grand scheme of things, no real big problem. You lose a little money but its just money. Unfortunately a lot of the time we hear on this board of younger people only learning their lessons after writing off two cars. And in some of those circumstances they dont even learn then.

if its cranking over then the starter motor must be ok.