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:banana: Good stuff mate. :banana:

Theres a shop in Fyshwick across from Ali Baba.

They have some real nice car seats.

Skylines are really sht in a crash, get the best/safest seat you can.

Its nice to see your missus has the nous to drive a Skyline, i had to get a Volvo for mine, to be safe.

Mine is 3 and i cant get my 32 out without him, or he cracks a sht. And he loves the boost.

Ps: Do all your maintenance now, there will be no time later........ :thumbsup:

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Yeah I think to begin with we'll be using her legnum to cart the baby around, once he/she is a bit older and I get a good seat then it'll be skyline cruising time with the bub.

If its a boy he'll be wolf whistling out the window on northbourne in no time.... If girl, I'll be putting down a deposit on a shotgun :P

Yeah I think to begin with we'll be using her legnum to cart the baby around, once he/she is a bit older and I get a good seat then it'll be skyline cruising time with the bub.

If its a boy he'll be wolf whistling out the window on northbourne in no time.... If girl, I'll be putting down a deposit on a shotgun :P

Legnum... whoops i thought it was another 34.

Looks nice. :yes:

Gotta pull my fuel tank out again, fumes in the cabin.

Ive fked with this a couple of times now, im going to seal up the whole rear end with foam and silicon.

And put an extraction fan in the parcel shelf.

And the tank will get re- sealed and new hoses. Again.

If that doesnt fix it ill have to take it to Trojan or something for help.

Legnum... whoops i thought it was another 34.

Looks nice. :yes:

Gotta pull my fuel tank out again, fumes in the cabin.

Ive fked with this a couple of times now, im going to seal up the whole rear end with foam and silicon.

And put an extraction fan in the parcel shelf.

And the tank will get re- sealed and new hoses. Again.

If that doesnt fix it ill have to take it to Trojan or something for help.

before you give up, it may well be an exhaust leak not a fuel leak, especially when they are cold and rich the smell is very similar. check the manifold, dump and zorst for leaks around the gaskets. and also issues with sealing between the engine bay and cabin

I think 4th is slipping. There is more RPM than power when in 4th, it feels as if the RPM still going up but the car isn't moving forward to match it. Is this the case?

Edited by RosieR34

You can try launching the car in 3rd or 4th. Not high revs and drop clutch though, just a normal launch.. If you don't stall then clutch is going

Edited by dontyellpl0x
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