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Just thought I would let you know if you didnt already... autobarn is having 20% everything in all stores... picked up some bendix advance pads for r33 for only about $55.. not bad :)

They also have full BLITZ LM intercooler kit for R33/R34 with all pipes etc for only $1320!! cheapest price I have seen it anywhere in aus.

dave.

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How can you miss the ads?

i don't watch TV, simple :P i think spotting something actually interesting inbetween the reality shows is too difficult so I've given up.

They make car enthusiasts out to be completely unpleasant louts.

Well the ads are probably targetted towards you're average young v8 head who wants to rice up their car with some jap style products. Ironic isn't it

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good luck finding them for $50 unless at a sale.... mine were like $55 for the pair (not each), but they retail at around $70 at every other place i hav looked at.

ABuSD - dont know what your talking about, but i was told $1350, but i worked it out to be $1450 for the i/c. Still pretty decent.

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