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im bored.

Richo, i likes the sound of a bbq. also, ACTSAUNATS needs to be a thing. make it happen.

im going for fastest 31.

Mate - all the SAU NATS should be held in Canberra

Mebe we could organise an ACT Hill Climb, Wakie, SnS next year - Yeah Buddy :D

IMO we could hold an SAU car show and shine in the banks car park near my house! have some hill climbs around conder and maybe sprints down drakeford?

This is excellent. just think how much fuel i'll save!

IMO we could hold an SAU car show and shine in the banks car park near my house! have some hill climbs around conder and maybe sprints down drakeford?

This also needs to be a thing.

Im not in any rush so i wont start a thread for this...

but does anyone know how much/where to get an Air con compressor for a 32 GTR from? Mine was ripped out on import and id like some cool air.

Wat - you dont need A/C ?

Summer is hot and 2/80 isn't going to work to well to cool down. I know

I pretty much only EVER used the A/C in my car when it rained during summer to avoid fogging up, and I haven't had it working since around September 2010 anyway. ECU disagreed with it.

Mine's a late 92. Certain some one on here has a 91 R32 GTR - SPEAK UP !

Ring Neesan Spare Parts with your VIN. They will get you a part number.

Surprised Mick didn't offer. He got a wiring diagram for me.

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