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cointainer has just been pulled out of the ship this morning. Customs reckons they can do the work today so I hope, finger crossed, I get the kits this arfternoon. At most tomorrow.

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I have it. It's 2.65MB, could not upload it.

Hi mate, could you please send it to me at: [email protected]

Would really appreciate it as I need to do my install as soon as the kits arrive.

Cheers

Greg

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I got a kit from a local supplier up here on the gold coast. pretty sure its the same intercooler and piping you guys are getting (blue or red piping). Installed it on saturday - took about 3-4 hours. Nothing difficult just time consuming. The car looks great and performs so much better. Got mine at a very speical price of $660. I'll try and get some pics up early tomorrow morning when I get to work.

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