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Alrighty gents, we have a 32mm front swaybar i'm wanting to let go of. Unsure of brand, but looks exactly like a "Largus" drift sway bar, highly sort after. Nothing wrong, works perfectly, there are a few lil unimportant scratches etc due to normal wear. Exactly what every Skyline needs to aid the handling AU$100.00 excl. shipping cheers, Blake [email protected]

Alrighty gents, we have a 32mm front swaybar i'm wanting to let go of. Unsure of brand, but looks exactly like a "Largus" drift sway bar, highly sort after. Nothing wrong, works perfectly, there are a few lil unimportant marks due to normal wear. Exactly what every Skyline needs to aid the handling AU$100.00 excl. shipping cheers, Blake [email protected]

pics of both please too [email protected], cheers matey

pics of the Triple gauges holder. also, can you get the Walbro GSS342? to [email protected], cheers!

Anyone know if the series 2 sedan rear tail lights (with indicator and reverse lights built into one) fit a series 1 sedan?

No problem running 10PSI but, most likely, you'll need to regap your spark plugs down to 0.8mm. Would also be nice to do an ECU reset.

Does anyone know, or can measure, the inside and outside diameter and width, of these rings? thanks for the help.

Yeah theres plenty of detailed info on this... a 60 second piece of piss job really. Was just thinking of a quick mod until your ready to rip it all out

Could someone please tell me the exact inside and outside diameters of the small and large rings please? Also widths would be helpful? Thanks.

JaR - When will you start to modify your car? Are you still running the factory boost solenoid? You are aware of how to remove the 2 stage boost from factory? That mod was a goodie...

Can I ask why you're only boosting 7PSI? I'd be up around the 10-12PSI mark myself with your mods.

it does appear nengun's prices are cheaper than perfectruns... always good to know!

I heard the new software sorted the "coil" problem with the e-manage out. It's cheaper for me to go the E-manage route rather than the SITC and SAFCII combo, plus i'll have more things I can tweak.

It's cheaper for me to go the E-manage route rather than the SITC and SAFCII combo, plus i'll have more things I can tweak.

Yes. You only need to block off the lower pipe that was on the solenoid. Just put a wood screw or something down it. The upper pipe on the solenoid, goes where you threw out the t-peice and the rest of the solenoid.