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Sambo33

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  1. no worries mate. hows my stabiliser bar order going?
  2. true hey, i wonder whats going on there?
  3. picsorban
  4. i was thinking of going to malalla to have a look, but forgot. Did you enter Richo?
  5. someones gone to a lot of effort to build that one. looks good though
  6. haha, that was fun that day
  7. a clutch is a handy thing in these karts, thats for sure. and yeah those KTs have a pretty high rev range, gotta keep em buzzing up near 15,000RPM to keep on the power
  8. race karts are pretty easy to drift, i raced in KT100s awhile back and they drift no worries
  9. glad to hear u sold it! youll have to post some pics of your new car.
  10. ah ok cool, i saw it once, very nice looking 180
  11. not 100%, but i think MR30 is 4 door and DR30 is 2 door
  12. spotted an MR30 outside work yesterday. i dont see many of them around. had a quick look over it, would make a good daily if i had any money.
  13. might go and give the car a wash
  14. huh? ah well it isnt windy anymore
  15. yep i do, hey do u drive that harlequin coloured 180SX?
  16. actually its just some cool effect the camera did, it wasnt really that bright.
  17. another pic, shows the rest of that bit of road
  18. lol, its a new development area, so i thought nice clean piece of road to get some pics
  19. damn hey, stuff blowing around everywhere, bits of trees all over the roads... oh well at least its the weekend
  20. so windy here today, is it the same in the city?
  21. i got mine from speed dreams, full JUN kit for $750
  22. best way would be to give Shaun a call, very friendly bloke and always more than willing to help.
  23. yep, i just followed these instructions here http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...=57&t=58778 its not hard, i reakon i did it in an hour. R33s have electronic hicas so theres no messing about with power steering lines. its just a case of unbolt the hicas motor and bolt in the locker bar & yep u will need a rear wheel allignment afterwards.
  24. PM replied i highly recommend this group buy to anyone considering a coilover upgrade. while the jap spec coilovers i had were fine for flat roads, they werent very good when it came to uneven or bumpy roads. the bilsteins soak up all the bumps and generally make the car a lot easier to drive, i used to have to variate my speed to the road conditions but now i can stick at the same speed no matter what. they handle great too, cornering feels nice and firm, i just need to order the stabiliser bars to finish it off also gone are all the irritating interior rattles that my old coilovers had cheers and thanks to Gary, for helping me out with any questions and installation queries i had throughout the process, he's always more than happy to give advice and answer your questions
  25. this is where i got mine from Duc http://www.greenline.jp/catalogue/bblist.php?brand=ESSENTIAL or u can buy one from GTRGeoff, he wasnt making em when i bought mine. http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...p?showuser=6392
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