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its on the CA damo! anyone got a stock CA18det sump laying around (dale) hehe..

and need urgently a Small FMIC like the jjr one.. dont have the time to wait for it to come!

Contact Smooth Garage and speak to Niko, tell him Kye sent you to him.

They would have HEAPS of CA parts laying around. Niko just finished ripping out his old CA so you might be in luck.

yeah Chris cant answer that one i would depend on the assessor on the day and all sorts of contributing factors

i was making a point that if they deem that mod to of caused the accident its highly likely they will void your insurance

Thats a genuine possibility, but generally if you have your modifications performed by an accredited mechanical workshop (and have reciepts to prove it) then you're fine.

If you've done something like welded a diff or chopped springs etc, then its very possible that they'd use those as an excuse to at least reduce the payment

Best to call the insurer in either case and see what they will and wont insure... and if they do, get it listed. Its worth paying the extra $20-50 per year if it keeps you completely covered.

-D

anyone got a plate for a stock bov wanna have some mad flutter styles yo before I leave adelaide :blush:

all you need is a coke can mate

not hard at all and i think that there is a DIY thread somewhere

goodluck and it seriously takes 5 mins if that

unbolt the bov, cut a coke can and lay it flat, so you have a sheet of metal. then trace the bov on the coke can, and the bolt holes. cut out the holes for the bolts and put the can sheet in between the bov and the flange.....and bolt it all back up nice and tight.....presto u got flutters

haha, mack trucks win!

ill be getting it dyno'd again next week, see how much i pick up with the AM pipes and hi-flow cat. extra 3 or 4 psi should net a healthy handful of killerwasps.

Edited by scandyflick
all you need is a coke can mate

not hard at all and i think that there is a DIY thread somewhere

goodluck and it seriously takes 5 mins if that

unbolt the bov, cut a coke can and lay it flat, so you have a sheet of metal. then trace the bov on the coke can, and the bolt holes. cut out the holes for the bolts and put the can sheet in between the bov and the flange.....and bolt it all back up nice and tight.....presto u got flutters

.....heads out to the garage.....

lol

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