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apparently 1.1bar! which is quite big, and im guessing more agressive timing etc

for my own piece of mind ill probably chuck it on the dyno before i drive it on the street just to make sure its not pinging its tits off and blow my nice problem-free motor with a working PCV valve - sorry andy :P

apparently 1.1bar! which is quite big, and im guessing more agressive timing etc

for my own piece of mind ill probably chuck it on the dyno before i drive it on the street just to make sure its not pinging its tits off and blow my nice problem-free motor with a working PCV valve - sorry andy :P

damn!!!....was watching that....will let you have it though :nyaanyaa: .....should be a good buy at $500....I don't think you will have a problem with fuels as long as you run 98 octane all the time.

Iain, even if you had have won the Nismo ECU and then found out you needed it remapped you'd be looking at $500 + around $1400..

Wait until I've done the initial testing and development and then put yours on the dyno at SAS :) You can borrow the spare ECU if you need it for your tune.

nah i want nismo lol

i checked and it said 2 hrs. so i made dinner came back like 40 mins later and it was ended!! grrr

so im buying the sub instead now. i need some depth to the sound. and if i get a new job ill be spending more time in the car......

and if i get a new job ill be spending more time in the car......

OOoooohhh.. your current profession..... sex worker... not paying the bills eh? :D

What new job are you going for?

What's the goss, I miss out on it all because I'm too busy working the streets now-a-days :domokun:

nah i just wanna change jobs, im not happy where i am. even if i have to drive to work

Driving to work is a bonus, it is costing me an arm and a leg but I love it lol

I notice the bike cops have been doing good trade the last 2 days, must be some form of blitz thing happening.

Luckily I havn't got any flyby's yet lol they nearly got me near Ourimbah on the F3 today but I had eased up before I got to them, buggers.

Also lucky they were not out there on Monday when I done a 1 hour trip from Blacktown to Tuggerah in the fog whilst toying with a black Subaru Liberty Outback all the way on the F3, we were averaging 140km all the way. I was a bit hypo when I got to work hahah

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