MacGuyver

That was pretty funneh but the slides moved a little too fast for me. Gold!

That's crazy! What would the cops do if they saw something that big under your hood!

I ain't payin no tree fiddy for no god damn Skyline convertible! Looks pretty sweet!

Hey I'm moving house that day also! I usually go to the Perth Motor Show, but only to get a look at the exotics like Lambos and Ferraris (last year they had the new GT40) and you are also allowed to sit in some of the cars. Most of the cars are just stuff you'd find everyday on the roads though.

Whoa, now that's a seriously quick car!

Autoworx sell the R33 stealth wings with the option of fitting an LED break light into the spoiler (extra charge of course). Looks pretty good still!

While I didn't think the show was worth the $16 entry fee I still thought the show was OK. I loved the turbo charged NSX on display, but my favourite was XSpeed's NSX with the carbon fibre body kit. Sooo cool! I was a bit dissapointed in the turn out of Supras; the ads I've heard state that there are 'Supras' but there was only one (which I'd seen before, maybe it was just on the day that I went). I also loved the Evo IX's that were there (even though they were mainly stock) and the few RX7's that turned up were pretty cool.

I once drove home with my space saver on the rears, and I have 17 x 9's. I wasn't going to try anything silly with one 'bicycle tyre' and one 'truck tyre' on the rears!

LOL @ 'KIA GTR'

I reckon they look pretty sweet, my brother has a set like that (GMax ones) on his Supra with those dimensions and they look hot.

I've got one of those holders and a 60mm Apexi guage (EL2, mechanical) and I didn't have any problems getting the guage to fit in. In fact I can pull the guage out of the holder very easily! The way I've installed it, the silver outer part of the guage sticks out of the holder if you can imagine. The rest goes inside.

On the ad that I saw for this lastnight, I swear I saw an Enzo Ferrari. Just a pic to attract fools, or the real deal? I'll probably go anyway.

If you can't bash a socket over it or get it off any other way, how about bashing a groove into it and then using a hammer and chisel to bash/undo it? I have round locknuts on my wheels and this was the only way I could get them off (the locknut became f**cked).

Yeah so do I! And to think all this time I've been missing out on all those ladies! I've noticed the whole BOV whoosh as cars pass alfresco cafes as well, I can't think of any such cafe in Perth that I've been to where I haven't heard them. It all adds to the atmosphere of an authentic outdoor dining experience.

I'm another AVC-R user, haven't had any problems with it either. There are some good sites on the net with easy instructions on how to set up all the basic features.

That looks almost like my car, except for the 4 doors and the big rims. So yeah awesome car!

I've fitted a FMIC behind my standard series 1 front bar with out having to buy a new fan. Just needed to shave a little bit off the back of the fan to get it to fit.

Has anyone ever tried those puncture repair kits that you get in a can? Why not lose the spare wheel and keep a few of these cans handy?

I'd say that Enzo engine might need a little bit of work, but nothing some good ol' elbow grease can't fix lol.

Ha ha, I'll be careful with the rear wiper then!

Yeah I'll admit that the system is very easy to use, I love it how you can turn the machine off from the controller! Now all they gotta do is either a) make a games stacker (like a CD stacker) so you can switch between games at the press of a button or b) let you download/install games on to the HD and then let you switch that way. The ultimate lazy man's machine!

How do you remove the rear wiper anyone? I've been wanting to paint my wipers for some time but could never fiqure out how to remove the rear wiper.

The issues that he's had with it so far are just things like the game has frozen once or twice, and I think that it wouldn't read the disc once (PGR3). I've also heard of some people's machines overheating, but I guess if you keep it in a well ventillated area you can avoid these problems. I've seen where my brother keeps his and I would say that it is a well ventillated area. Maybe he should have a fan on it?

How can you even tell that it was an R32? Wonder how it happened to cause that much damage?

I use it and find it to be pretty good at fixing most small scratches. Some take a few coats though before you start to see results.