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so you'll be needing some SAU stickers Matty? :D

yes, i am actually goin to get some hehehehe

nice matty not really old but not ghey like the new ones

yeah, its a series 2 so looks a bit better, has the cornering lamps etc. not a fan of the factory alloys but they're growing on me

MIN, yea Boost solinoid was a two stage bleeder which switched from 5psi to 7psi at 4000rpm on RB25DET!!! The Guy is obviously confused..One of robert's 33's didn't pass tier 3 because of this exact reason. The hose from the compressor housing to the actuator is stock so no stress mate.

Well that explains it all. I feel like sending them a letter with the above information included JUST so other people do not have to put up with their confusion + lack

of knowledge.

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