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Lol dishes only if it was that easy.

Yer I've seen this ad hmmm

....... nice im just concerned about the high mount and whats it tuned for lagging down low crazy power up high. Opened airbox pits wont like.... thinking its been thrashed abit..

This is his second ad i did contact him 2weeks ago as i wanted to see it no pick up calls no email no sms.... just 1 you got to see it in person some magazine wank off bla bla bla copy and paste from his ad...... no sms after that. Made several attempts of contact.

I love the vspec 2 n mspec as there r the only one i would consider.

I may give another go at contacting him in a week or so.

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Manne so what tool did you end up using?

I always find this handy as the straps never work or the metal band crimps.

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But this guy at a tool shop once showed me this wired tool the looks like long nose pliers but with metal spikes that bite in he said its messy and last resort sorry can't find a pic for that 1

I like the chain wrench

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They've only got 1.1's I don't know how to gap. Unless u go iridium. What gap am I meant to have?

Go 0.8mm

Up to 1.1 may be ok for your car for the time being but will be more prone to missfire and you'll lose nothing by dropping them a bit but everything to gain.

I tap them gently on the side of a hammer and check with feeler gauges.

About 6-10 gentle taps gets me from 0.8 down to 0.6

So considering I don't drive much at all (probably 10,000kms per year) I should just get platinum/copper?

Also, morning all, nice, cold and wet this morning!

I'd never go platinum personally. Copper are cheap and on standard car should do 20-40k km's or more. Iridium might be good for double that

I use coppers (same as skyline plug) in my work car and just changed them last month after 200 000kms so on non turbo they are good for ages

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For those wondering, Ellie said she's tired aha.

I need to re-seal my seal job, as this cold/warm weather created small gaps on it :). I'm also going to gap my spark plugs today and throw them in the car.

Thank you for the translation [emoji28]

You're always tired. Supplements?

Hahahahahaha My day is pretty full on :) , up at 3.15 am and won't be home until 7.45 in the evening or later than that , depends on how busy with the events / meetings. and top up with Daily workout at the gym at least for 1.5 hours :) loved my cardio !

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Hahahahahaha My day is pretty full on :) , up at 3.15 am and won't be home until 7.45 in the evening or later than that , depends on how busy with the events / meetings. and top up with Daily workout at the gym at least for 1.5 hours :) loved my cardio !

Yeah, you're abit crazy with fitness =P I on the other hand get lazy and just forgo my workouts lol

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