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Hrmmm...:| Seems a postponement is required. So what about sun, mon or tues next week? Is this place open then?

Thrid party is better than nothing (if you're mods are ok of course). Get an engineer to inspect you car and then supply the insurance company with a list.

Are the usual suspects going to attend? Blitz, Carlo, Tosh? I can't make it due to work. You guys have a good night and someone send me a report for next week's 'The Line'.

/smart ass ahh the memories...

did a search for "r33 offset" this came up, may help http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ight=r33+offset

Regardless of the brakes the tyres will provide a given coefficient of friction (Cf). Consider that this would be an equal force at each set of tyres, to quote Intensevil "(just before lock up).". Therefore you have two cars going the same speed, but 1 weighing 1.5 times the other. The tyres are providing an equal force to slow each car, therefore the heavier one would take a greater distance to stop. (ignore increased weight-> increased down force on tyre-> increased Cf for the moment)

fatz will use double that in tyres :uh-huh:

ROFL! Summed it up nicely Kevin.

Come to any of the skidpan events and have a go. With some basic input from those on hand on the day you can't help but learn alot about car control. It's very safe and very hard to damage the car let alone even do much wear and tear. The Honda club is running an event on 21st march at Eastern creek (see NSW Events )

:wassup:

A taxi to the city will be about $25 and all the way to Manly about $60. Ferry ride is well worth it for the views.

saw a dark 'line practising a launch on Forestway tonight. The thing took off like a slingshot.

could be a GTS w/ guards and badges. which means he's breaking a whole different set of rules.

So if you did as DB said you can strike this option.

1st prize is a set of chromed wheels 2nd prize is 2 sets... :wassup: /off topic

It's quite clearly not bad luck. Melv, you should look up the definition of learning wrt to behaviour and previous experience.

Jimbo, read post #11 and then look at the pics. It's the thing that looks like a super log nut in the top right of both pics. Has wires coming out of the end.

:upurs:

Beauty, that's sorted then.

We expect a full report to be published in 'The Line' Dominic. Good Luck! btw and do SAU proud. :uh-huh:

Or if you are coming from Alice it's more like 40 hrs 1 min and 2956.74 Km. http://whereis.com.au/search/result_webras...requestid=15913

www.shouldaboughtaskyline.com/d'oh!

Jimbo, that solenoid that Doughboy posted about is on the right hand side of the engine just below th oil filler cap. You can reach it without removing anything. May be worth a shot.

Probably about 1hr 15-30 at that time of day from your neck of the woods Duncan

Will fatz be coming along and demonstrating his base jumping skills? If I wasn't working I'd be coming up.