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Cleaned up the engine bay a little. Painted some stuff black that looked out of place.

The more recent pics I've seen, It Looks Awesomer!!!

And yeah, bit of paintage changes lots. (I did some of this recently too.)

Today I drove it to work and back (as is the norm) expecting to still hear strange noises from my fuel pump in the heat of the arvo...

None came. Could it be that yesterdays tweakage fixed it? Oh baby I sure hope so !!!

If so, I'll be like :bunny: and then :banana: with a :D

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Ordered some Whiteline parts for the Stag which were sent yesterday from VIC, and arrived this morning! You gotta love the posties working OT over Christmas.

Bushes, rear sway bar and front sway bar links.

Today it's stick the OEM wind deflectors on the GTR.

Painted them gloss black and now fitting them without the little metal clips.

Just over getting rain dripping in when the windows slightly down.

I hate driving with all the windows up! cos I'm a smoker......

Shut da fK up

Today it's stick the OEM wind deflectors on the GTR.

Painted them gloss black and now fitting them without the little metal clips.

Just over getting rain dripping in when the windows slightly down.

I hate driving with all the windows up! cos I'm a smoker......

Shut da fK up

HOW DARE YOU SMOKE IN THAT CAR

Weather strips FTW !!!

Smoking = each to their own (I do)

But I quit smoking in my car like 4 cars ago. The rule is, only on road trips more than 200 kms.

Poor GTR forced to passive smoke. Makes Baby Jesus Cry. :(

Swapped ignitor with the unit Richard gave me for troubleshooting........misfire still present, however only doing it under DECENT boost now (whereas last drive it degraded to the point of doing it anything above vacuum, as well as on take-off). I suspect the original cause is now 'fixed' by swapping out my ignitor, however I think it f**ked my plugs lol. Damnit.

Normal bearing/seal etc gone in the old pump, nothing major.

Next SAU track day is probably the next outing.

thats good then

Installed poncams in my car today. It didnt take anywhere near as long as i expected. sounds mint and all ready for my tune tomorrow :)

which poncams?

interested to know the power figure?

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