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heya all what a great welcome back to newcastle after spending 3 months in basic training in the raaf i was pulled up and taken to the cop shop where guess who the epa where doing defects the barstads. So yeah i was fined $250 for beening 9 dp over the legal requirements and told to remove my front mount, boost controller, and fitt the standard air box back in. Here is where it becomes intresting. I am leaving for albury tomorow morning to do training with the army, where i have no tools and no storage area to store parts to get these defects cleared and also the closest approved clearing workshop is a 6 hour drive so can anyone help me around albury area with me beening able to borrow a stock side mount, air box and exhuast i will pay for the help but i need to get myself out of the shit. thanks guys also of course last night there where no normal cars blowing blue smoke which is fair more eviromentaly degrading but you get that when there after fund raising for the piss ups.

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in front of the bewery near the foreshore i know its a area where people get defected all the time but i never have had a problem and of course when it is the worst time for something like this to happen it dose

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yeah i know but i never have had a problem in there but everyone has there time but the worst thing about it normaly it wouldnt be a huge drama coz i can do all the stuff myself but since i am going to be in albury on a army base i have no access to tools

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