deano3350

How much does a High Flowing cost? What PSI would a high flowed be safely capable of?

Interesting looking car. The interior looks bloody great and I like the new engines they put in them. Id love to see a custom taillight/boot lid setup to have a more traditional skyline look

It shouldn't be too hard to do, im not sure where the cars central locking box is located but if you remove the connections from that and connect them to your box it should work. The only thing really that may be different is if there are master actuators (when you lock/unlock drivers door that master actuator tells other doors to lock/unlock also). Im not familiar with the R32 setup but doing it this way the car like some others may give a warning honk to say doors did not lock correctly due to the actuators not being in communication. Simple trial and error shouldn't take long. From memory actuators are 2 wire and masters are 3 wires. Hope that may have been of some help

I think its called polyfill. Pretty much pillow stuffing. some boxes use fiberglass insulation material but alot of people dont think fiberglass is very safe. Not sure where you can buy it though

I've seen a couple learning remotes around, they don't cost too much. I haven't used one myself so cannot confirm their reliability but I dont think it would be too hard to get a replacement. Here's a cheapy: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Universal-car-alarm...id=p3286.c0.m14 Cheers Dean

The shallow sub has slightly less power handling capabilities and will not be quite as loud. The 2-3dB or so difference should not really be noticeable. the shallow one also has a more limited response so some bass could be a lil distorted but again very negligible. The shallow sub allows you to have a smaller box. Unless you know what your looking for you should not really be able to audibly tell much difference.