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  1. Some quiet achiever seems to have fixed my edit problem, Thanks
  2. Lazy-Bastard

    Hi All

    I have a set of rainguards for sale if you're interested. PM me if so P.S. Welcome Mitchell, good to see another black 'line in Ipswich
  3. The only issue I had with fitment was the wastegate separator fouling on the exhaust housing. Other than that it all bolted up nicely. It's only been on for 3 months or so but I haven't had any issues with cracking etc. My annoyance is mainly due to the fact that I paid top dollar(ish) prices for low quality workmanship. Edit: siddr20: yours looks like the original design. Although there were fitment issues as I understand, the workmanship looks much better. At least it LOOKS like it's TIG welded.
  4. It was bought through a GB managed by BATMBL....... It isn't a one off
  5. Just looking at the build quality, I would rate it higher than some of the other split dump/front pipes going around, maybe EVEN the trader you have mentioned!!!! I recently purchased a stainless split dump in a GB and was less than impressed with the quality of the item I received. The welds around the dump flange had been MIG'd from the inside and there was a nice 3-4mm bead of weld around both the exhaust and wastegate flanges, reducing the size of each by around 1/2". I fitted it up in its delivered state, but it was eating away at me and I am getting my car tuned this week, so I ripped it off and got a die grinder onto the welds to smooth it all out, then got it welded from the outside (as it should have been in the first place). Also, the flanges weren't stainless and they had been sprayed with some type of heatproof paint, very roughly, so there was overspray all over the pipe. The wategate separator had been attached so there was a gap between it and the flange, resulting in me having to file 5mm of the top of the separator to stop it fouling on the exhaust housing. Quality work!! Pics attached
  6. The Apexi power intakes bolt directly onto the AFM, there is no adaptor required. The metal bracket is just to secure the pod to the engine bay.
  7. I have the same issue since getting my donation banner. Can someone please rectify? Thanks
  8. Ummmm.... why is there only 1 clamp on the silicone joiner you have circled? If that is how it is configured normally, I'm not surprised it's blowing off. There should be a second clamp there. As others have said, go to a truck parts supplier, they have proper heavy duty T-bolt hose clamps
  9. I have one in Brisbane. Fairly good condition, but has 2 small wear marks. Perfectly roadworthy. $100 delivered PM if interested
  10. http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...=148091&hl=
  11. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Nissan-Skyline-R33-...1QQcmdZViewItem
  12. It looks to be a re-badged KKR430...
  13. Is there a separator in the inlet/outlet end tank?
  14. I made a donation once upon a time. Can I have a banner too please?
  15. What condition are the seats in? Pics?
  16. I think he is to be commended for having what seems to be a level head at his age, rather than the sarcastic post above....
  17. does the sender have a thread to screw into a sandwich plate?
  18. pretty sure they do custom....they did one for a cordia for me once. They do dodgy shit for all sorts of cars
  19. KMac?
  20. I did mine about 3 months ago and just used 3-bond. Got it from Auto1
  21. A high flowed stocker (GCG or Slide) can make 250 on ~18psi, so my "wrong turbo choice" statement stands. My Slide high flow makes 18psi by 3250rpm, makes for a nice fat mid-range.
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