SKY031

If all else fails, you can always rip out your air vents

Give it a minute..... Rezz will come along and tell you it's a chicken nugget.

OK... the shows over. Nothing to see here. Move along.

oh... so he wasn't offering a "group buy"?

Hang on, how can you even begin to try and give people advice on turbos, when in the "test your turbo IQ" thread you said:

...at least it was.......... until Horus posted that pic... *shudder*

The goal of this thread was to make people post, so it's working. sort of.

and the claytons keyboard (the keyboard you have, when you don't have a keyboard.)

hey you forgot the pirate keyboard.

The diesel engine was the RD28 [edit] And the Aus R31's have the RB30 in them The search engine is your friend.... http://www.freshalloy.com/cars/nissan/supe...per_matrix.html

hahaha that was EXACTLY what i thought when i saw that one. I like the use/invention of the word "unreasonableness"

Personally, I'd do the opposite...... Work out a number, and add a few hundred to that number, so that the buyer can knock down the price a few hundred. You still end up with the $$ you want, and the buyer thinks they're getting a bargain

For legal reasons, we can't have people posting up "negative feedback" in regards to businesses on a public forum. You all know the way it goes....... if anyone wants to say anything incriminating, do it via pm.

www.nispares.com.au

I've had to removed the business name for legal reasons. Slow_r31 I can see what it says on the VicRoads website, but how can it be a roadworthy issue when so few (if any at all) roadworthy testers are able to test for noise? The places that I know of that do these tests don't issue roadworthy certificates, and vice versa. Does the workshop who issued the certificate have the right testing equipment? If they are unable to test for noise levels, then how can they issue certificates on a daily basis, saying that every car that comes through their shop is "roadworthy"? .....and then there's always the possibility that the exhaust was put on after the issuing of the certificate. It's the first modification everyone does when they get their new car

But in that case, its not an epa issue is it? no. If the exhaust has got a leak, that is a ROADWORTHY item, not an epa issue. No eggs, no chickens.

haha @ me oh well, im so sick of seeing all these defected threads that i guess i didnt read it properly.

....and in many cases they're asked to overlook things too. Pretty much any aftermarket exhaust is going to be too loud. But it IS NOT a roadworthy issue. It is an EPA issue. Gee... I know, just for something different, why don't we go over the same thing again and again. :argue:

The overall diameter of any replacement rim and tyre must not be: -more than 15mm greater than largest diameter tyre specified by the vehicle manufacturer for that model or vehicle series. [edit] so provided that your tyre profile get smaller as your wheels get bigger, you should be able to put 18's on pretty much anything. http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

15mm larger than the biggest wheels available from the factory. (as discussed in all the other "i got defected" threads)

No, this is not the purpose of a roadworthy. I've never seen a roadworthy certificate that has a section for how loud the exhaust is.... especially considering that testing is only done at a handful of places. EPA and VicRoads are two totally different bodies. At the end of the day, owner onus applies. No point trying to blame someone else.

You were driving it weren't you? On the road? With other cars? It's not like you were unaware of the fact that it was modified.

I wish you people would all stop playing the victim. If you want to break the law, don't bitch about it when you get caught out! It's up to you to make sure that your car is legal, and if you choose to have mods that make it NOT legal, then there's no point crying about it. :thankyou:

I'm not stereo-typing, I'm speaking from experience. Note the word "majority" not "all" [edit] And if you fall into that category, of course you're going to take offence, simply because you don't want to be pegged into that stereo-type. I can understand that. But you just admitted to the fact that you put yourself above the law, so that kind of proves my point.