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Sponsor or not, the rules of the forum apply to everyone, including those about spamming.

That said, I wouldn't consider this a spam thread, as it is genuinely informational (although since its about a particular product, the link dropping is kinda inevitable).

Keep up the good work, congrats on the television coverage, and thanks for your support.

Hi funkymonkey,

Yes I don't consider this a spam thread either, which is why I posted it in the general automotive discussion section rather than the parts for sale section.

Thanks for your kind words - the Skylines Australia forum is definitely one of the best forums out there, and we're more than happy to be an ongoing sponsor of the forum. The forum members on here are very knowledgable and seem to really appreciate the advantages of genuine, real deal JDM parts, so this forum is a very good fit for us.

- Adam

while we are talking about quick release kits.....I need to run a momentary up/down switch on the wheel for attessa settings but want to use a quick release. what's the best way to do it? Bell website mentions some options but there isn't really enough detail.

How many race cars internationally run MoTeC ECUs as well? :( The "JDM yo" 350Zs in Tokyo Drift were running APS twin turbo kits.

Seeing Japanese parts on Aussie cars is happening a bit more these days. I was reading in Motor recently, and Herrod's demo ute runs Tein suspension.

Hi Scathing - I didn't know you were on this forum too :)

Yeah you're exactly right about Aussie parts on cars overseas. I didn't know they run Tein gear on the Herrod's ute - interesting. We are thinking of adapting some Tein gear for use on our Time Attack car - I don't think Tein makes an off the shelf kit for a '71 911 :)

- Adam

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