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It's boring ey

Yes and tune that aren't that good doesn't help either.

Flat spots between 5-6,000rpm so would need to look at tune or EBC settings.

Still cbf trying to take some photos of it to sell it.

Someone from country Vic wants to look at my Skyline in a couple of weekends time. Sounds positive. I hope they buy it :)

Best of luck.

And how did the parting of the Pulsar went?

Best of luck.

And how did the parting of the Pulsar went?

Thanks. I reduced the price again I think that's where the renewed interest has come from.

Parting the Pulsar is going good so far; the coilovers, EDFC and the whole interior went last weekend. Most performance/cosmetic parts come off this weekend and I've received deposits for them. Engine and gearbox don't have buyers yet but I assume once they're out they'll be easier to sell. Then in a few weekends time an N/A engine and gearbox go in the car, I'll get a few bits painted and tidied up and I'll sell the whole working car as an N/A SR which should interest the younger market as it'll be a quick N/A car with nice paint, kit, etc. Easier to sell it this way.

Question for Alex / Billy:

Have you got any pics of your exhaust like underneath? thinking about going dual tips a bit like you guys cos it looks bad ass from the Tuesday meet pics, and also the other reason is so I can lower it a bit more without this HKS thing almost hitting the ground it hangs so low. Any info would be good cheers :)

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:cheers:

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