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If someone could please give me a hand some time this week to help me install this before the dyno day on the week end ....REWARD.... to be discussed on the day . I also have a duel piller mount with a boost gadge and oil temp if you have time .

I really need help on this , I have the instructions for both in English.

thanks in advance Beau :(:D:D:cheers:

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I can give ya a hand sometime Beau...

Profec B, pillar mount and boost guage should be easy enough...

Oil temp guage should be easy to fit and get power to, but if it's a mechanical sender, you might need a different fitting for it... We can check it out either way...

If my pipe arrives in time, we could maybe do the swap over for that too...

hey boys, girls and lovers of the sweet sound of a whistling turbo. i am with mr. j_isnoll. it would good to get out on a cruise. and i agree with the macca's call. there food only tastes good when you are starving and it is the only thing open. plus; the whole let's meet at macca's on a certain night of the week thing was killed along time ago in many locations by the cops ( damn those anti-hooning laws). if a few people turn up it should be good.

ps. peace out to squizz. i bumped into him and a mate in his slick silver 32 GTR at qut a while ago.

and for the record i haven't lost my licence yet. YET?? speeding is so tempting when you have a skyline under your right foot.

japtaxi.. no it sticks out all the time.. i helped somebody install the spec II version, its a pain in the ass.. and its all digital

the spec I was a doddle to set .. they go cheap.. probably exactly the same thing too.. fark the rice :)

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