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I depends how you split your moneys, i see it as tyres are a consumable like fuel and rego though if your going through tyres at the same rate as fuel you've got an issue

Engines aren't much different to tyres, especially if you own a RB26 :yes:

hahahahah. i like this. alot.

the wife wouldnt tho.

having created butthurt over at micra hq, ill predominantly update here. seem the old guard dont like it when two blokes get together in a shed and build something good (but not necessarily better) for 10% of what they have spent.

now i know it was a roller dyno, so the 169kw wont be spot on, but f**k. chill the f**k out.

oh well. i didnt set out to build australias most powerful micra, (even if i have, ITS A MICRA WHO GIVES A f**k)

Sorry, I seem to have accidentally stoked the fire. :P

my mini gtr just scored some mini gtr wheels.

mucho happio. 14x6.5 et 35. 205's come at me.

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they actually do look like mini R33 GTR wheels

abbey snot rocket will look tits

seriously ants whats this abbey all about?! lol

yea i spotted em last week and really wanted em, but the guy is only avail 9-4 mon to fri over the other side of the city. so i had no chance.

then sir grant steps up, and pow. should have me some wheels on friday. just need a joint in the south east to open the centre bore up for me.

seriously ants whats this abbey all about?! lol

yea i spotted em last week and really wanted em, but the guy is only avail 9-4 mon to fri over the other side of the city. so i had no chance.

then sir grant steps up, and pow. should have me some wheels on friday. just need a joint in the south east to open the centre bore up for me.

nice. What did Gnart do to speed things up?

Every car should have a nick name - Abbey Snot Rocket just suits ya lol

seriously ants whats this abbey all about?! lol

yea i spotted em last week and really wanted em, but the guy is only avail 9-4 mon to fri over the other side of the city. so i had no chance.

then sir grant steps up, and pow. should have me some wheels on friday. just need a joint in the south east to open the centre bore up for me.

nice. What did Gnart do to speed things up?

Every car should have a nick name - Abbey Snot Rocket just suits ya lol

nice. What did Gnart do to speed things up?

Every car should have a nick name - Abbey Snot Rocket just suits ya lol

no. it doesnt.

hes picking them up friday.

now guys says hes find a buckle. f**king.

not that im too worried. look repairable and i can just stick it on the back

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alright gents. how have we been?!

after a spirited drive on saturday (finally getting used to this thing!) i woke up sunday morning to see a small patch of oil under the car.

got her up on ramps, and found out that the rear main seal, installed about a month ago, appears to be leaking.

now seeing as i currently have 3 other cars at my disposal, i decided to fix her over time, so i started with disconnecting everything.

im in two minds as to weather i should do the head gasket/turbo/timing chain/arp studs now...... all comes down to money i guess, if i get my bonus and tax cash before shes back on the road ill get it done.

this will be the last update on the car affectionately nicknamed by my wife as "the green turd" thanks for that mcm.

for a while anyway. she will be back by the end of september.....

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