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  1. Just cause your current wheels don't fit, doesn't mean a wider wheel will. You can get a wheel in the same width, but a lower offset in order to fill the guard out. Where did you get your guards from? I've found some in the UK and NZ, just trying to sort out shipping at the moment.
  2. 1. Momo Race 350mm steering wheel SOLD!
  3. Catch can was sold a while ago mate.
  4. Cusco rear strut brace suit RS4 (4WD) All boxed up and ready to go! Recently came from japan. - $250 shipped Tanabe undercarriage brace Stiffen up that Stagea - $200 shipped C34 NA grille $100 or $120 posted Will do the lot for $500! Shoot me a PM Located in Liverpool region, NSW.
  5. Here's another How to I've written up on my blog. You can check it out here, or read below. If you’ve ever run an aftermarket oil cooler kit. Chances are you’ll need an oil filter with a different thread pitch. I came across this problem myself when I assumed the oil cooler kit would suit a standard filter. So what we are going to do is search the Ryco online catalogue to see what oil filters we can run on whatever car. Whether you just want a higher capacity filter or you are running a cooler kit. This will help you out. Click here to go to the Ryco catalouge, on the left hand size, we are going to “Search for Part” so click that link and it will take you to a new page. Now you’ll need to key in a part number. Normally with oil cooler kits, the vendor should specify what part number filter to use (or thread pitch). For me I already had an oil filter installed on my kit called a “Z79A”, so that is what I typed in. You can either hit enter on your keyboard or click on the little red arrow to proceed. Now you’ll see all the specifications on your selected oil filter, what you now want to do is match the thread pitch, seam diameter and seal diameter to a larger (height overall) oil filter (if possible). Now you’ll need to go to “Search for Dimension” link which is under “Search for Part” on the left hand side of the Ryco catalogue. Before we can search by dimensions, we need to fill out the category and filter type. After you’ve done that you can then search your desired thread pitch. So copy the thread pitch and place it in the box that is highlighted. Hopefully a long list will pop up, with part numbers, height, seam, seal and thread measurements. No matter what way you searched, you’ll still need to keep an eye out on the thread pitch. As you can see I searched by thread pitch and other sizes have still come up in the search. It would be a good idea to duplicate a tab of the specifications of your current oil filter. You can search by seal or seam diameter too but be careful as you’ll have all different thread pitches in that search. If you searched “Z79A” like I did, you will find that a “Z148A” is a perfect replacement oil filter, As it has the same seam and seal diameter, along with the same thread size and pitch. But is quite a bit taller which should work out a-ok for me. I think the Z79A is too small an oil filter to have on an RB, it’s almost half size of a standard oil filter. So there you have it, this is a good way to figure out if you can run a higher capacity oil filter on your car. Be sure to check out Run-It-Hard once in a while for upcoming how tos, vids and pics.
  6. Shotgun coming too! lawl Hey dude, was the guy with Ben at Twilight. What happened to the car?
  7. Hey fellas, got a set of Tein type HA for sale. I've actually got another set of HAs in my car at the moment, and they are nice and firm. The ones for sale have no leaks or knocks. The only reason for sale was to get coilovers that could go lower. I believe spring rates are 8/6kg (whatever standard HAs are) chasing $550 Ono located in liverpool region, will ship at buyers expense. Adam.
  8. Doesn't look too bad. It wouldn't stop me from buying a car. If you were super worried about just blast it, convert it and paint it.
  9. Nahs those aren't sold Ian, I've just been getting PM's the past week for things that are sold and it's driving me mad! You'll need to make mounts for the seats and to bolt into the car for them though, a bit of work.
  10. Got these off Ayvon, great quality arms and should do the trick to obtain more lock! Get your hands on whatever he has left!
  11. I'm guessing Its the 11 page thread back in 08' ? I'm on my phone so it's a little hard to search. Does the report user not work on this forum or something, is this set in place to make it harder for users, but easier for admins? Is this the same reason we cannot delete our own threads once we have sold all our goods or what not?
  12. Ive notced SAU doesn't have a edit post function after a certian amount of time. I find this quite annoying as I have classified listings I'd like to edit and mark certian items sold. Because I can't do this, I get PM's from people that are too lazy to read the thread and assume I have EVERYTHING avaliable still. Can the Admins think about enabling the edit function in the classifieds section o the forum?
  13. They won't bolt up to anything without Malone brackets. READ BELOW! Please read this whole thread before PMing me, I am getting sick of PM's for things that were sold a month ago, I have stated in the thread what is sold. I will not reply to PM's for items have been already sold. Thanks.
  14. Oh yeah, the Cusco brace will be here early next week. I have no need for it so take it off my hands!
  15. Wheel found, cheers.
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