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YEAH, thanks heaps i definatly will get one, got heaps of extra's exactly what i wanted, How long does it normally take to install? (Thanks for you help i will have to give you some money or swing you some drinks)

and in reguards to the boost gauge i need to put it some where that looks neat and is easly viable while drive but does not draw attention from the police not sure where i'm allowed to mount it

Probably take me 2 Hours max....thats if you want it done nicely :D

As far as mounting your boost gauge...Just found this on ebay for you...Perfect fit for an R33 and at a great price to R33 Dual Pod Pillar Mount

I would bid on that one asap...great buy..Easy to install to...Just mount your boost up there and another gauge...Make sure your gauge is right size to :D

Chris

hmm who said my GTR was stock u noob do ur research before talking shit. now u gonna bring me the R33 GTST 25T specs..? my GTR did rev to 9k and i have half a dozen witnesses that say so. having the kakimoto ecu kinda helps fool. oh wait u prob didnt knw kakimoto did ecus..? ha cock

so please talk more shit cause sunshine coast stinks enough with u around

you supplied me with specs of 7500rpm on the R32 have alook fool

Mate just go away, honestly you've got absolutely nothing anyone wants to hear with your negative attitude, this is a sunshine coast thread, I'm tired of your dribble in our thread, and so are most people. If you want to keep debating the sr vs rb battle, open a new thread in the forced induction section if you dare, this is a challenge, it's funny enough me putting you in your place let alone the whole forum.

Why dont we all organise a meet up sometime, have a bbq, few drinks and get to know eachother?

Seems alot better than having a dig at eachother on this forum....

Anyone?

:(

Sounds like a good plan. Dunno about meeting up and drinking, not such a good idea :) We should just meet up somewhere thursday night?

Sounds like a good plan. Dunno about meeting up and drinking, not such a good idea :( We should just meet up somewhere thursday night?

Can't meet up till at lerast saturday night at the earliest as i dont have my car till then!

Sunnycoast where did you mount your turbo timer in your R34?

Turbo timer mounted like so:

Ok looks good well i will ring up now and get them to hold a turbo timer for me when they come in so will have to organise to install that when ever you are free. Also put a bid on that item on ebay.

Mate just go away, honestly you've got absolutely nothing anyone wants to hear with your negative attitude, this is a sunshine coast thread, I'm tired of your dribble in our thread, and so are most people. If you want to keep debating the sr vs rb battle, open a new thread in the forced induction section if you dare, this is a challenge, it's funny enough me putting you in your place let alone the whole forum.

really..?

still waiting for the specs to back urself up.?

log off please key board warrior

anyway speaking of mounting boost gauges in skylines.. this is what i did in my old GTR. fits nicely... being a smoked gauge its very descrete but when ignition was on looked hella good.

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really..?

still waiting for the specs to back urself up.?

log off please key board warrior

anyway speaking of mounting boost gauges in skylines.. this is what i did in my old GTR. fits nicely... being a smoked gauge its very descrete but when ignition was on looked hella good.

Marki I looked up specs last night, the s13 and the R33 stock for stock have exactly the same acceleration figures both 0-100 and 0-400m

I like that guage install thats where I want to put the oil temp guage in my r32

Marki I looked up specs last night, the s13 and the R33 stock for stock have exactly the same acceleration figures both 0-100 and 0-400m

I like that guage install thats where I want to put the oil temp guage in my r32

ah serious.. how bout i just say i personally prefer the silvia engine and chassis to the skyline so ill leave it at that...

yeah good descrete place aye andy if u need a hand let me knw.

u gonna run a sandwhich plate or a sensor off ur cooler.?

Great mounting spot....especially if you want to be discreet.... :(

thanks bro.

im not sure about the rules in QLD bout mounting gauges but i was told i couldnt mount it "on" the dash so i got the idea of mounting it ther.. worked well i though :)

Good news!!!!...Rabbit, i'd get yourself over there aroun 4pm tomorrow (which is after they get thier shipment in)....

Ryda - You looking to get one?

Chris

haha went back there still didnt have it in, paid for it and they will call me when it arrives...Verry nicce!!

Why dont we all organise a meet up sometime, have a bbq, few drinks and get to know eachother?

Seems alot better than having a dig at eachother on this forum....

Anyone?

:)

sounds really good actually..i only know a small handful of the sunny coast Skyline owners

group orgy at cruisers house!!!!!!!!!!!

i'll bring the lube :(

hahahahahhahahahaha

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