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That should go with that car that has cardboard body kit on it

I'll give you $250 for it! You can also get the latest model from Greenline for under $500 delivered!

No worries Jevan! C'mon guys, we only need another 2 for the batch!!!

Thread is located in group buy section http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=33607 We need a few more in, so we can get discount and get them for $130 + Postage. Kyran.

What are they off? How many kms have they done?

Very nice, love the tray idea! How long did it take you?

TinTin, you can get RACV to do full check for you as well, they'll detail anything wrong with it, as well as do all security checks for you. Not sure how much it costs though... If you're buying from a dealer, don't just settle for the stat warranty, spend the extra $2K (if you can) to have the car under warranty for an extra 2 years. And as Mike said, excellent price! I paid $26k all up with extra 2yr warranty & only 32,000kms on it. Good luck!

I purchased a set of 400R side skirts for my R33 GTST a while back, and found that they don't quite fit properly, as there's no room for the door to open. I took it down to my local panel beaters (who are excellent) and they said that they had the same kit in a while back and ended up having to bash in along the doors so they'd fit properly. He said they didn't want to do it, but the guy didn't care, just as long as they're fitted! Obviously I don't want to go there, as if I decide to take em off later, I'll be stuck with a smashed up, beaten in skirt. He suggested getting them re-fabricated to suit? Anyone out there come across the same problem and can offer advice on the best way to go about this? Kyran.

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Go for a drive down King's X and get someone else to do it if you're not confident :headspin:

I know everyone has their different opionion but I'd just like to say that I'm sticking to the Motul 6300 oil (I think that's it). I regularly change my oil every 3 months. On my last oil change, I decided to go with Mobil1, the car didn't seem to like it too much and after fitting my FMIC I couldn't see any changes with fuel economy (which I thought you would). So anyway, the time came to change oil over the weekend and I was disgusted to see what my oil looked like!!! It was jet black, bubbly and well, you get the picture. After putting in the new oil, I just got 480km out of a tank! Previously the car was just pushing 400km...

Cheers.

I got in contact with JVC, and they want about $20 for the manual (delivered)... There must be some shonky website out there with freebies

Anyone know where I can download a user manual for a JVC AX-6300 amp?

Thanks for the feedback guys. I ended up buying locally, JVC KS-AX6300 for $200 in excellent condition. Not sure about their amps, but everything else I've used from JVC were faultless...

Thanks Blade, I don't know how much the clarion amp retails for, but Sony Australia quoted me $600 for their amp! Read a few reviews, not exceptional but are OK. On the other hand, Clarion amps speak for themself... Anyone got any of these amps?

Looking at buying an amp from the states, which one sounds better? Brand new Sony XM-460GTX 4 Channel 600W or Near new Clarion APA4204 4 Channel Both amps are just under $200 shipped to AUS.

I read somewhere that the wire mesh was there to protect the AFM?

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Are you all finding the younger women chasing you now? I remember back in high school, it used to give me the shits where the filth chicks would only go out with older guys who drove hot cars! I was always like WTF! That guy's just a lap rat! I didn't rely on my skyline to pull my GF, just my elephant dance

$250 - top score! U'd better hold onto it and save up some moula for 3" zorst. As 31 sadi, no point installing SAFC now, you'll only end up forking out more dollars for re-tune.

Thanks guys for the advice, much appreciated. Buster, I've got my boost setup to come onto 15psi on full throttle... Gradually goes up if I slowly wind it up, otherwise it's full nuts

Thanks guys, looking forward to it