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thanks for the update muz....joe was talkin bout movin back to mobil when i was down there a few weeks ago but hadnt finalised anything with charlie yet (owner/mechanic at garren) and its great to see him becomin quite well known to the import crowd. as you can see i have nothin for praise for Joe and no one will be dissappointed with the service he give his clients, he just goes out of his way to get the job done right and fairly....wish i could find a mechanic here in bris that was like him

jeremy

mercury motorsports are good in brissy. but try to avoide TRACKSIDE PERFORMANCE they did a simple service on my last car and put the wrong plugs in and didnt put oil back in my car after draining it. also they f**k the oil pressure sensor on my dads car(which then leaked the hole cars oil out) and said " yeah mate we'll fix it and only charge you parts. there a bunch of D grad wanks.

anyway, mercury motorsports. there good (07) 3352 3363 sorry to hijack the thread.

(ow and im moving to greenway ACT, on friday so ill see you guys at the ignition thang and the photo cruise ;)

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Can anyone tell me a good place who can replace my suspension bushes? My rear control arm bushes are well shagged (can wiggle the wheels in and out when it's on a jack/hoist) Wanting to get the bushes replaced so i can get them out of the way and move on to coilovers after that for a nicer ride and so my car doesnt look like an r33 trying to be a Subaru outback:D

a number of places in canberra can source & replace your bushes, but to save money i'd recommend sourcing them yourself. i got mine through auto one in phillip, make sure you speak to Tai.

driftshop sell front & rear end adjustable suspension component packages at good prices for a heap of cars, including R33

once you've got them, see Chris at Inline suspension on Yass Rd in Qbn or Craig Hall Mechanical in Phillip

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