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easy fix, put it in a shop to get more power out of it.

complete do over will mean no car for a little while, plus you get the satisfaction of more power later :P

err... I don't think the right way to treat an addiction is to spend thousands of $ on it.

I don't understand why some of these workshops take so long???

The two workshops that I have been to and the only two that I would go to are pretty consistent with their turnaround times. If it takes them 3 days to do full tune/dyno/turbo upgrade and all supporting air/fuel upgrades for 300+awkw, I can't imagine spending the best part of a year for the same power figure. Engine rebuilds take time, sure, but surely not that long.

Are you addicted to sex too? Nothing wrong with that... nothing wrong with driving your Skyline.

Nothing wrong with people's addictions. As I've said, it only becomes a problem when they start spending inordinate amounts of money... on sex or skylines. :cheers:

Sorry to hear mate; what happened??? rev too high

Not actually quite sure, was in traffic, as you know it's also quite hot today.. heard ticking from the motor... immediately turned around and went to my mechanic before close of business... and yeah, not good news :laugh:

Not actually quite sure, was in traffic, as you know it's also quite hot today.. heard ticking from the motor... immediately turned around and went to my mechanic before close of business... and yeah, not good news :laugh:

Detonating?

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