The Sa Wasteland

[Krishy]

noice

[scandyflick]

do not know if want...

[Weezy]

Rich people that can afford to mod an already really exensive car shit me >_> lol

[scandyflick]

youd hate some of the people i hang out with then...

... and not the friendly i really hate that colour sorta hate, but the 0-on trial for murder in 0.003 seconds sorta hate.

Edited November 20, 2009 by scandyflick

[Weezy]

hahaha,

what sort of cars we talkin Dave

[scandyflick]

take your pick of any of the hypercar marques, and its a pretty sure chance i know someone that owns 1 or 5.

[Damo_R34]

[skwiz]

so 120 degrees is the rough boiling point?

Makes me remember back in 2001 i think 01 or 02 Bathurst race with the HRT car. The front air intake has random plastics from the crows blocking off the air intake. with 5 laps to go his reported oil temp was nearing 145 degrees. Skaifey still came through with the win, good old Mobil 1 . Just sitting in traffic yesterday in the middle of king william street at around 5pm yesterday..i was sitting on 3/4 on the temp gauge... any idea what i should check for just to make sure everything is still good?

[scandyflick]

get a proper water temp gauge jake. theyre cheap as balls. and much better than the factory shit that tells you youre 3/4 hot.

[Damo_R34]

or just run some tubing from the engine bay and place the other end right infront of your balls. youll soon know when to back off the accelerator

[skwiz]

eh. might do that.

along with the list of other things.

manual..turbo...water temp gauge...bolt down my sub/amp..

[Krishy]

or just run some tubing from the engine bay and place the other end right infront of your balls. youll soon know when to back off the accelerator

baahahaa and this man is talking from experience

[scandyflick]

or just run some tubing from the engine bay and place the other end right infront of your balls. youll soon know when to back off the accelerator

his balls get used so rarely it wouldnt be anymore accurate than the standard gauge...

... probably would last a full trip either.

[skwiz]

Ill just consult Hanson Road if i want anything burning down there

[scandyflick]

no, thats where you go if you wanna experience that lovely razor blade sensation.

[skwiz]

Thought that would be at an AFI concert?

[CRoNic...]

Slow day in the news room...

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0...from=public_rss

[Damo_R34]

Muff

County Donegal, Ireland

Undeterred by a name that conjures up all sorts of hairy images, tonnes of people have been crossing the border from Northern Ireland in recent years to relocate to this once-sleepy village. Despite the population explosion, Muff hasn't lost its traditional soul. Each year, during the first week in August, residents celebrate the Muff Festival, which includes all kinds of parades, parties, copious beer consumption and a raft of bizarre competitions, like JCB heavy vehicle driving, cop racing and lorry pulling events.

Twatt

Orkney Islands, Scotland

While unfounded rumours abound that this is Muff's twin town, the inhabitants of Twatt have become rather used to people laughing at them. This far-flung village off the north coast of Scotland featured at number four on the list of most vulgar sounding names in the book Rude Britain. Perhaps surprisingly, Bell End, Minge Lane and Cocks were ruled even cruder than Twatt, which also has a namesake on the Shetland Islands.

Whiskey Dick Mountain

Washington State, US

Mountaineering aficionados may dream of reaching the peaks of Everest and K2, but the humorous hiker heads to Whiskey Dick Mountain. A two-hour drive from Seattle, a 15km trail leads you through rugged desert area, blessed with rocky outcrops, hidden canyons and a blaze of flora and wildlife, until the 1200m-high summit appears before your eyes. People have been known to reward themselves at the top with a swig of Jack Daniel's whisky from their hip-flask.

Titty Hill

Sussex, England

Although it's just 40km from Portsmouth on England's south coast, Titty Hill feels like it's in the middle of nowhere. Surrounded by a patchwork of fields, the tiny hamlet consists of a couple of houses and a farm called, appropriately enough, Titty Hill farm. In a country that's well known for its wealth of silly place names, Titty Hill is within easy driving distance of Thong in Kent and Shitterton in Dorset, but a fair way from Wetwang in Yorkshire.

Gobblers Knob

Pennsylvania, US

Immortalised in the 1993 film Groundhog Day, Gobblers Knob in Punxsutawney is a place of pilgrimage for those wanting to hear if winter is finally over. German tradition holds that if the sun comes out on Candlemas, the precursor to Groundhog Day, the hedgehog (or badger) will see its shadow and six more weeks of the cold season will follow. When German settlers came to Pennsylvania they continued this tradition, using groundhogs instead of hedgehogs to predict the weather.

Dildo

Newfoundland, Canada

Dildo was founded in 1700 around fishing and whaling activities, with unsubstantiated rumours that its name came about because of the phallic-like shape of its harbour. Consistently named among the prettiest towns in Canada, it's recently become a magnet for tourists. Australians may already be familiar with Dildo as it was featured in the 'What the?' segment of Rove Live in 2006. The Dildo museum is popular for the replica of a 9.1m squid hauled from local waters in 1933.

Hell

Stordal, Norway

This pleasant Norwegian village hardly lives up to its dastardly name, especially in winter when, with temperatures as low as minus 20°C, Hell literally does freeze over. An easy train ride from the major city of Trondheim on Norway's fjord-peppered west coast, Hell was put on the map in 1990 when Mona Grudt, a green-eyed redhead, was the country's Miss Universe representative. She billed herself as 'the beauty queen from Hell' — and lost.

Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

Anglesey, Wales

Although there's an uninhabited hill in New Zealand called Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitan

atahu, this Welsh town has one of the longest officially recognised place names in the English-speaking world. Locals claim that when translated from Welsh it means 'St Mary's church in the hollow of the white hazel near to the rapid whirlpool and the church of St Tysilio of the red cave'. Thankfully, it's also spelt Llanfairpwllgwyngyll and commonly known as Llanfair PG or Llanfairpwll.

f**king

Tarsdorf, Austria

Arguably the world's most shockingly-titled town, f**king — 30km from Salzburg and apparently named after a sixth-century local called Focko — has been the centre of much controversy in recent years. After souvenir hunters kept stealing the signs, local authorities arranged a poll to ask the townspeople whether or not they should change their name. The stubborn lot gave a two-fingered salute, and a four-letter word response, to that little idea.

[Krishy]

awesome find Damo

[craig R33]

^ top one is a 300ZX

lol damn man that wasn't the luckiest arvo for ya I guess. You could probably also add 'Problem #6...stupid GPS wasted a good 15 minutes making me do laps of Lobethal' to that list as well

Nah cheers heaps for bringin it up here mate, gonna drive the sil to Jake's today and get shit happening

ha ha no worries dude, my run of bad luck didnt end there!!

went to ''smooth'' garage today to pick up the new 20.

well, Cam cover, timing adjuster thingy, coilpacks, crossover pipe, AFM all missing!

rang jeff, not happy. im not gonna buy it till all the rest of the parts are there. simple.

rang jap motorsport, they have one, engine and loom, COMPLETE for 1g.

had compression test before removed, 145 across all 6.