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if anyone else is interested, Bunnings sells CAMS approved recreational/vehicle fire extingushers for $35.90. comes with a metal bracket. i tried to get a cheaper price for a group buy, but no can do.

regular price im pretty sure! The guy said "these are our best prices" so logically then cant ever go down :P

I know there was a GB on chrome ones a while back, cant remember how much they were tho.

After some Work or Rays wheels, or even Manarays, so far some places have the right wheels, but in 17s or have 18s with s**t offset lol....i'll keep looking, but if anyone knows anywhere else i could try.....?

18's - Check

Work Emotion - Check

Awesome offset - Check

Wow. My wheels are perfect for you, unless you're a tight ass.

Hi guys,

Snice i bought my R33 about a year ago, ive had all my servicing done by synergy, now i know there a bit over priced but i never had any trouble. Now my car has just hit the big 100,000 so its time for the major sevice.

Now synergy said it would be 900 to a grand depending on a couple of things(which i thought was a bit much!)

Now i heard a few good things about Pitlane Proformance, so my question is........does anyone from Pitlane post on this forum and could give me a rough quote??

Or

Anyone who goes to pitlane and is really happy with them???

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