well i think i got the job.
Next interview will be a site visit, job description clarification and salary i believe.
So yeah, i think that means i got the job? haha
haha nice to see you've managed to reach the end of the recruitment process.
The interview im having today (at 4pm) is an interview with the managing director. No doubt if I pass through this one there will be another interview to discuss salary and other stuff
HR have too much cruel fun with graduates haha
2 interviews done
1 3hr verbal,meth, logical, personality test done
Another interview tomorrow
Applied back in Mid November and they've managed to stretch this out to Feb.
Better get this friggen job haha
im still running BCPR6E's. You reckon that could be the case of my detonation issue when i approached you before? Ive observed the ones i pulled out for any black speckles, there are a couple but cant determine if they are there due to misfiring from overheating.
Cheers
The pads were advertised as a street/track pad with minimal rotor wear. If i was told otherwise, then i wouldnt have purchased them. Even if they are semi-track they shouldnt chew through a whole rotor in daily driving/motorkhana
The pads still have plenty of meat on them after 30,000km. There would have been no issues if the pads wore out but instead the rotors did which is my concern...
No replies from qfm, so time to try out some project mu b-specs
Fitted brand new QFM A1RM's and brand new RDA Slotted rotors to car.
After 30,000km of daily driving and a handful of motorkhana events (not even one track day) rotors are heavily worn to the point where they need replacing (slots have disappeared)
So much for their low rotor wear claim. Rotors havent even seen 1 brake pad change!
Emailed QFM and no reply
Cant help you identifying them, but they look similar to rims i used to have.
Impul Hoshino
Or you could get the knock-off's
http://www.tempetyres.com.au/products_clos...amp;part_no=712
Happy hunting
true, but if you have a boost spike, heat soak, bad batch of fuel or something fails in the fuel delivery to create knock it will switch to safemode before you can react to a flashing light. Its not a full proof protection system but its a step above a flashing light. You can also adjust how sensitive it is to triggering safemap so its quite useful.after all car companies wouldnt waste money on it if it didnt help
its a losing battle. I think im the only one left with a r32, everyone is selling up. Jarryd, chad, ap, abu, nick etc Rylan and Sam have disappeared off sau and Shan has chewed up his one and spat it out and left with a mess
haha dw next time ill give a wave. You had some jdm sticker near the rear windscreen from what i remember.
sauvic stickers dont attract cops, there is a copper on these forums who likes chatting to sauvic members as he knows the maturity of the drivers.
Status Tuning in south dandenong supplies, fits and tunes nistunes (he did mine)
http://www.statustuning.com/
Drop by or give him a call.
More information about nistune can be found here
http://nistune.com/
Main benefits of nistune is that there is a knock safety map. So if ecu detects knock, it will switch to the safe map. Whereas a powerfc will just flash a little light and keep knocking O_o
woo driver dynamics drift day tomorrow.
fitted stockies on the rear, I feel like a commodore/falcon driver now lol
Wont be taking car out tonight else cops will get the wrong idea haha
thats because all r33's snob off r32's and assumed i wouldnt get a response like all other times!
I had a quick glance and you kept on looking forwards (you had a red hat on?)
Now if you had sauvic stickers then I would have known you are a friendly r33
the inbuilt antenna windscreens cost a lot more than your average windscreens. Like $600+ brand new. Also windscreen seals from nissan are another $300~ a pop. Unless you want to fit chunky generic ones. To get it looking as it was from factory, it will cost prob close to $800 or fill the chip in for $90