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My vote Datsun 1000 coupe I had a white one in the early 80's Would be maaaaaad

Street alignment all dialed in Front: -1.5°, 0 toe Rear: -1.0°, 0 toe Will be going for a squirt up the pass for a pie on Saturday, I'll then take the long way home via Jamberoo, also with a detour past the lighthouse in the Gong, and by lighthouse I mean the icecream van in the carpark near the lighthouse. In all honesty though, the set up is more about tyre life and daily driving with illusions of performance, more so than actual performance. 19 days to go till tututututu, which, is the main reason why I'm getting a turbo anyway.......

Dropped pinNear 4-20 Yulong Cl, Moorebank NSW 2170https://maps.app.goo.gl/5CRZJppD9F4bPW589

Do a skid

"Apparently" the same type of Aisin AZ6 gear box that's in my 86 Rated to 250nm I learn something new every day!!!

Fark, these things are pretty light to Should be good for some mad skids

Need a real alignment, my calibrated eye is well out of whack

Nice, looking forward to more

https://australia.trovit.com/cars/nissan-skyline-r32 Quite frankly the R32 GTST is currently my fav old Skyline, RWD, manual, light(ish) I'm sure this car will make someone very happy, they are getting thin so getting a decent price shouldn't be difficult Or, you could give it to me......that would make me happy

Sorry for your loss What it's worth is what someone is willing to pay Condition of the shell is the key factor Same with the interior https://prestigemotorsport.com.au/skyline-r32-gts-t-prices/

Time to get drunk and put these puppies on

?Visegrip style?

Maybe, gotta risk it fir the biscuit

24 days to go, not that I'm counting Fark I'm impatient

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As long as you are getting clean air, not from inside the engine bay, you will be fine with steel. Maybe that gold or silver tape? Maybe? Why, because math Lets say 2.5 litre running at 5k rpm 2 rotations for 1 full cycle, because 4 stroke 2.5 l x 2500 = 6250 litres of air running through your intake Or 6250/60 = 104ish litres of air per second, wow The air really doesn't have time to heat up Disclaimer: the efficiency is not 100% and this is based around atmospheric pressure, not boosted While I'm doing flawed math - 104 ltrs + 15 psi is 208 ltrs a second. Beer time

That's the plan Until it breaks...😂

QFT LOL Seriously though, the little girl has surprised a few people. It ain't no rocketship, but, tuned NA it puts out more than a stock turbo S15, it's currently 145kwatw, add some PSI and it will be around 190-200. Plus at 1250kg, the power to weight ain't really horrible either. Opinions may vary

Hooray for internet shopping The 86 has no rear camber adjustment from factory Soon it shall Shhhh, don't tell Jackie I spent more money......

I do prefer RS4's (talk about value for money), BUT, whilst RS4's are brilliant in the dry, they are pretty average in the wet. Compromises were made because street car. There was a special on at JAX, 4 tyres and a wheel alignment for $550, bargain.

New rubbers...... RE003 235/45 17

My concern would be the age of the WTO heat exchanger, with age comes risk. The OEM Forester heat exchanger cost me around $200, I couldn't even find a new RB one. I have been looking at this> 60 plate https://www.scintex.com.au/products/heat-exchanger-camping-showers My current setup uses the coolant lines from the throttle body, that pickup point is where my turbo lines will be soon I've seen these on inboard boat engines before, I haven't heard anything bad aboit them Only issue would be if you aready topping out the efficiency of your radiator, maybe, puck nose

RS4 255/40 17 4 for $845 Excellent wear, cheap, great street tyre, brilliant in the dry, acceptable in the wet, acceptable in the cold (below 5°c they are sketchy, they do warm up quick though) Track? I had RS3's on my old boat years ago, acceptable, but they aren't no semi-slick https://www.jaxtyres.com.au/tyres/hankook/ventus-r-s4-z232 For the money I rate them well over the RE003, not as noisy either, not quite though, but not as noisy as the RE003, Disclaimer:I'm deaf(ish) now, noise levels may vary.....

Dirty 30

Start up a fitness program. Doesn't need to be in a gym. Doesn't need to be crossfit yo. Doesn't need to be marathon man. Just needs to be you getting your heart rate up. Mixing up my training programs has always been my go to for stress. Also, clean up your diet, dump sugar and cut back on alchol. Start with a daily 5 minute brisk walk if your fitness is non existent, add 1 minute to it every week. If your fitter, then test and adjust. Don't go bull at a gate though, start small for the win. And yes you have time, if you have time to watch TV, you have time for fitness and health. Speaking of TV, stretch while you watch TV, stretching, meditation and calming tunes will do wonders for you head, and your body will love you. Rock on