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Welcome mate, that makes it at least six Stageas in Adelaide. Three silver, one green, one red (mine) and yours. The dump pipe and cat-converter are identical to the R33's so you won't have any trouble finding one. BDL Holdings at Richmond are good if you need FMIC piping made up or exhaust work done. Look forward to seeing you on the road. Cheers Daniel

Stagea Series 1 front brake pad part no. is DB1250. Had to find a match in the Bendix catalogue, turned out to be the same as the Infinity Q45. Here's a good source of information on Stagea pads (AFP264S are for Series 1) http://www.fujibrake.co.jp/pads/index_e.php Cheers Daniel

There's some RB25 ARP head studs currently on ebay, http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...sspagename=WDVW Cheers

Google works fine, or you could also try http://www.worldlingo.com/en/websites/url_...translator.html Here's a link to all the Stagea goodies. http://search.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/search?...cale=0jp&mode=1 If only there was a way to open a Yahoo account. Cheers Daniel

It is just a model, I found it on Yahoo auctions. http://page6.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/f34208098 The same seller also has this for 5,500 Yen with a day to go.

It's about 20mb, if you like I can send it to you via hotmail. Cheers

Here's an idea for anyone else thinking of getting the Masa kit, just swap all the front end bits with a GTR owner looking for something different.

Hey, I have a clip of my Stagea racing a Legacy GT at AIR. It was only a 15.0 pass so it's probably not what you're after. Anyway, here's a link to some further 1/4 mile info: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=69809 Cheers Daniel

Open to offers. Guys, do a search on Google and you'll realise that you can not buy a higher quality cat. Cheers

I have for sale 3 catalytic converters specifically designed for motorsport use. They are manufactured in Germany by HJS Motorsport, who supply teams in the WRC, BTCC, DTM and European Formula 3 Championship. More information is available on their website http://www.hjs-motorsport.de/ Two of the cats have been ceramic coated by Poeton Industries in the UK. These are unused spares from the BTCC and the part no. is ONS 2/1279-10. They have a 3 inch fixing diameter and are 17 1/2 inches long. The third cat is 10 1/2 inches long and has a 2 1/2 inch fixing diameter. The part no. is WRC 1112-10. This is suitable for anything up to WRC level competition. I'm asking $650 for the BTCC one as it's worth around $2000 and $500 for the WRC which sells for around $1000. Postage will not be a problem. Cheers

Here's a translated link to the Yahoo auctions website: http://216.239.39.104/translate_c?&u=http:...ction/e46503394 Cheers

I got my set of clear fronts and sides from Yahoo auctions, unfortunately they also don't have the manufacturer's name, only a part no. on the box which is: 215 - 1653PCA - VC. Cheers Daniel

Looks like a bit of a challenge. You could try doing what I've done and use a heat resistant foam that you can purchase from Clark Robber, or any other foam place. The one I'm using is 1.5cm thick, and can be bent and cut any way you like. Just like SK said, first make up a cardboard template (doing it in three or four sections is easier then one large one), cut out the holes for the piping and the air flow meter and then just transfer it onto the foam. Then just take everything off and put it through the holes, and you should get a very good seal. Although it may not be a substitute for a proper heat shield, this stuff works well and should cost you less then $30 plus an hour or so of your time. Cheers Daniel

Thanks mate, they make a good family car. I saw you looking at the car, I thought you were Victorians as you had vic plates on the Civic. Anyway, should've come over for a chat. Cheers