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Yeah, I do have personal experience - we use the 4WD dyno at Performance Automobiles...they are good.

I'm looking some some shops in Hobart that sell gauges..perfomance parts...used parts....accessories.....Anyone know?can help?

nice. how expensive are they? worth the drive down to get things done? haven't had great success with the workshops in launnie.

And off topic, Mr. En One, were you up here 3 weekends ago? was a black v spec 34 around.

Yeah - Still own a black GTR33 - its for sale too if anyone is interested in a solid series 3 V Spec....

Yeah, spotted in the Trading Post, in a yard, fella said he would have some more pic's on his web sight, but haven't seen any yet.

If you have a look on the wall in the shed there is a photo of my mates s13(well there used to be) which got rammed against the shed(that's why the corner of the shed is ****ed) by a xa coupe with a 671 out the bonnet. The xa was at the end of the driveway practicing his launches when the accelerater got stuck. I think it nearly hit a gtir that was for sale.

Good workshop though.

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