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  1. Hey guys,

    I got a 32 gtr that the paint as turned to crap not long after some repairs were done due to it been reversed into.

    It looks like a hologram in the paint on the roof and bonnet. I'm guessing from when the had the car baking in the paint booth.

    I've tried waxing and light polishing, however it still remains.

    Anyway I was looking at maybe getting it professionally detailed and polished, etc to see if the can correct it.

    I was hoping someone could give me any recommendations on professional detailers around brisbane, ipswich, or the gold coast that they have had do some paint correction on their car?

    I'm not fussed about price as the next step is a full respray.

    And just so people know I did use the search function however all the threads are old as and I was looking for a more up to date opinion.

    Thanks guys

  2. Hi Guys, Got some things to sell that I no longer need. Trying to clear some space.

    2 x R32 GTR AFM's. Bought with another engine. Were told they were working at time of removal. $110 ea

    1 xR32 GTR Ecm. Also bought with another engine. Told it was in good working order when removed. $150

    2 x R32 GTR Projector Headlights. Both in good condition with no obvious damage. I changed them out for another style. $150 ea or $275 for both

    6 x Standard RB26 Injectors. Came with engine. Were working fine but changed them out for upgraded items. $150 for all

    1 x R32 gtr alternator. Was working fine on my old engine but didn't worry about changing it over. $150

    Text or call would be the best method of contact as I'm not on here very much.

    Photos to come

    Matt 0431 525 816

  3. Looks good mate :) Am looking at getting my gtr into a bit of the track days myself. Although it has been a goal for a while finally started making a move towards doing it today.

    Your car looks like it maybe one I can look at for a bit of guidance as I have no idea where to start to set it up ha ha.

    Will be watching with anticipation :)

  4. Hey guys,

    Just was wondering if anyone would be interested in coming along for a charity cruise event on the 4th August.

    http://www.facebook.com/events/469226793087838/474097889267395/?ref=notif&notif_t=plan_mall_activity#!/events/469226793087838/

    The reason for the cruise can be found here: http://www.joshuasfightforlife.com.au/

    Joshua's Fight for Life Charity Cruise

    hosted by Trublutint

    Date: Sunday 5th of August

    Meeting Place

    ... We will be meeting at Sam’s Storage Warehouse Cnr Ashburn & Bognuda st - Bundamba

    Meeting Time

    We will be meeting from 10.00 am - departing at 10:30 am Sharp

    The day will consist of –

    1. Cruise – The cruise will start at Sam’s Storage Warehouse Cnr Ashburn & Bognuda st - Bundamba . Leaving 10:30am we will travel out into the beautiful surrounds of the Somerset Dam

    2. Sausage Sizzle at The Spit at Somerset Dam– A sausage sizzle will be provided, $2.00 each. Selection of softdrinks $1.50 each All money raised will go to Joshua's Fight for Life.

    3. Mini Show ‘N’ Shine Competition – Judged by Truman from Trublutint and Skye Bannah

    Cost

    As a way of raising money for Joshua's Fight for Life we are having a fee for participation in this event The entry fee is $10 per vehicle.

    Your entry money will be collected at our meeting point before we depart on the cruise. If you could please have the right money that would be appreciated as it will save us a lot of time.

    Raffles

    There will be some great raffle prizes up for grabs. Tickets are $5.00 each or 3 for $10.00

    All money raised from the raffles goes to Joshua's Fight for Life.

    What To Bring

    1. Your $10 cash per vehicle entry fee to participate in the event.

    2. Loose Change for the sausage sizzle that is being provided for $2.00 per sausage

    3. Folding Chairs/Blanket

    4. A jacket as it might be a bit cool, sensible shoes, sunscreen and your hat.

    5. And of course don’t forget a full tank of fuel.

    RSVP

    If you wish to attend email [email protected] or facebook by no later than Wednesday before the event with your full name, how many adults and how many children will be in your group so that we have an idea for catering.

    Hope to see you guys there!

  5. Hey Kyle,

    Looks like its going well mate. Just wondering what your in the seat of the pants feeling was with the VCT? It appears to have given you an extra 40hp through the majority of the rpm range so would expect it to be a lot more alive. Do you feel it was well worth it?

    Also with the timing jiitters, Paul from Red R Racing, as well as a few other places, actually modifies the standard item to stop it. It works out alot cheaper from what I have seen and also looks more stock. Just a thought.

    When that issue is sorted to you expect to see much more mid range or is that about all Dan and Sean thinks it will get but with more top end?

    Any chance you have a graph with Rpm and possibly torque figures? As I feel that the torque would have been majorly improved by the VCT and the RPM helps make a more comparable result.

    Either way man looks good!

    Bet your happy to have it back and on the road.

    Matt

  6. Youve stuffed the plugs because your driving a car tuned for a 1hp turbo which now has a 500hp turbo.

    The ecu measures load by AFM voltage, I imagine that the AFM voltage would be a little higher when your cruising around (using some throttle) than when using the tiny turbo.

    Get it to a tuner ASAP as the extra fuel would be washing down the bores and potentially FK'ing the motor.

    I don't understand this???

    AFM does have an effect but it only measures the amount of air passing over it.

    The amount of air passing over it effectively cools the wire causing the wire to have more resistance in which alters the voltage giving you a reading.

    The input voltage never changes. It is set to 5 volts from memory and is so that even if there is low power, spikes, etc it will still read effectively.

    Engine load on the other hand is measured by a number of factors. These include tps, road speed, boost/vac, inlet temps,O2 sensor readings, etc.

    In my opinion, by changing the turbo it has done nothing to the lower part of the map. This is because the AFM is still reading the amount of air coming in as nothing has changed that fact that it is still cooled by the amount of air coming in. Therefore if the turbo was changed and the air increased or decreased it should in theory measure that anyway and adjust to compensate. If it was adding too much fuel it would be picking up that it is doing so via the O2 sensor and still it would adjust to suit.

    I do however agree that the engine should be tuned for the new turbo asap as the amount of air the turbo would flow at higher rpm compared to the older turbo could effectively have the afm run out of room to measure therefore leaning the engine out causing detonation or depending on the safety setups in place on the power fc could richen the A/F mixture causing it to wash bores.

    If this is incorrect please explain to me as more info can never hurt :)

    Another thing to check is to make sure you haven't damaged the O2 sensor as well, as this is used under cruise and no load situations (idle) as a closed loop system and is also disregarded during warm up.

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