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any of you southern blokes wanna help me get ont he cruise?? i'll be in the shed tonight getting my injectors out and ready for petro-ject to hopefully fix em up tomorra then straight back in the car + rego for the weekend >_<

haha i just round the corner too mate,msg me if ya need a hand still,hell ill even walk around the corner to yours for the exercise haha.

would go, but it depends if i can find an angle grind to cut away the front bumper so i can start driving my car again :D

What sort of front bar is it mate?

I have a s1 and i didnt have to cut anything off my stock front bar

the only thing i did was cut the middle bit to allow for more cooling for the cooler

apart from that i didnt have to do any hacking lol

Post pics if you can

thats wierd

how you have a s1 front bar just like mine and yet you have to cut yours to fit and i dont

interesting.....how big is your cooter?

mine is a trust/greddy one and it fits beautifully

could be

but still it shouldnt be that much

just wierd tho

the only reason i ask for his cooler size is that if mine were slightly bigger then the front bar would have to be modified

good luck with it Daniel

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