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Spotted a silver 34 in the army barracks at moorebank tonight, have seen it their quite a bit actually.

Just thought id post another question, ive noticed when my engine is fairly cold eg first start of the morning, if i let it get to around 60 deg or so and thrash the guts out of it (yes i know i shouldnt do this on a cold engine) it will NEVER knock no matter what, but once the water temps get up around normal 75 or so, all the knocking starts again. Same thing with a very cold night about 6 or 7 degrees it will hardly knock at all, but on a 30 degree day, will knock every time without fail when i give it some welly. Does this still point towards false knock readings? can heat in the engine effect how the PFC knock sensors work? Ive done as much as I can to ensure my car has sufficent airflow (Cai to stock airbox with high flow panel filter, and also tried a big pod) but the knock light will still go off. Im def going to get guilt-toy to look at my car once I get some spare cash up.

Ive had these constant knock issues ever since I got a PFC back in 06, NEVER knocks on the dyno, take it on street knocks all the time around 6k, take it back to tuner they throw it on dyno say nothings wrong, take them for a drive and show them, they blame it on my pod sucking too much hot air. So I then put a stock airbox on with a cold air feed, still friggin knocks. Went to a new tuner and got a new tune, again same problem, no knock on dyno knocking on street, he made some adjsutments, still knocks. Went to a 3rd tuner, STILL SAME PROBLEM. Ive never had a knock free car for almost 3 years now and it shits me like crazy. Im thinking of takin my bigger tturbo / injectors etc off and just going back to a stock ecu its annoying me that much. If anyone on here from Sydney can GUARENTEE they can make my car knock free with a road tune, PM me and ill give you some business.

spotted a stag at carline mufflers in mt druitt today, cant remember what colour think it may of been silver

that looks real good sidd nice and clear, love the orion pic too

I spotted a CLOWN yes a clown driving a 34 through st clair earlier today, wtf!?

Gday do you guys do installs on these also? if so how much would I be looking at for a R32 GTST? Thanks

Finally after 3 years of owning the damn car I get spotted haha, hyp032 is me

thats amazing my dad would blow his load if he saw this

amen to that, they have it too good being shot in the heart with a quick death though, they should be shot in the stomach and left to bleed out for a hour.

gday as title says after a complete stock air box for a 32 gtst, must have no holes etc cut in it, completely original. can pick up in sydney thanks

managed to find one so this thread can be closed cheers

Spotted a gunmetal 33 4 door with "HERS" sticker on the back window in charlestown last night.

hi mate will you take 160 inc delivery to syd? if so and if its in mint cond ill take it if the jap wreckers here dont have one (im going their tomorrow to check)

Due to my grill going mysteriously missing overnight I need another one, gunmetal grey preferred but any colour in good cond will do, both mounting point bits must be intact. lemme know what you got, thanks

They locked mine too the pricks, does this mean if I take it to Unigroup to fix up their crappy tune he wont be able to get into it?

oops it would of helped if i mentioned where the pics are from, most are from snowdonia region in wales and a couple from yorkshire in england. and lol @ the long name, thats the welsh and their crazy language for ya

Some pics I took the other day their just from a P&S cam so their nothing special

I suck at taking photos and need a tripod but ill post a couple up I took the other day

Not sure how long it took as the car was their for a few days getting turbo upgrade etc but it definately made driving so much better without unpredictable hicas.

CRD did mine on my 32 Gtst, I supplied the lock bar and they charged me something like $220 I think it was, not cheap.

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Spotted a silver R33 with a SAU sticker on the back window on the GWH tonight, plate LOZ-***

next to the flux capacitor, on the left usually