scandyflick

AFAIK, basic chassis ie; brakes, suspension and steering system, fuel system, trans, rear end, and obvious the frame itself is control. Engine is more or less up to the manufacturer, though there are obviously limitations. Been a while since I bothered looking it up though.

It's Monday. Wait a little bit. You're coming off as needy.

This.

And again.

Then knock 50hp off the top. It's still a f**king impressive effort for a 3.5 litre.

Last I checked, I was looking at $250 or something to get a manifold done through AAA.

This makes me a little moist. Cams, long tube headers, ITB's, 372hp.

But think of all the cast iron... ... I guess at least then I'd have another excuse for being a shit driver...

For sale at the moment. Oh it'd be nice to own a GTR right now.

The air a little thin up there..?

Oh my...

Because broke African American. I'll worry about the cosmetics when I've got it driving.m

Back to the top.

Near enough as makes no difference to 10 months later, I've got 4 wheels back on the ground.

Then you must have a turbo the size of a small planet.

And even if that claim is completely false (which it is), it doesn't matter, with the amount of weight being thrown behind the charges before the MU people have a chance to state their case, they're already cooked.

The blocks will be easy for most people to get around. America already has systems in place to help people in cohbtries already experiencing media censorship. But that really isn't the point.

So no doubt some of you would have noticed Wikipedia, Google, reddit, and some 75,000 other websites went dark on the 18th in protest of the Stop Online Piracy Act, and the Protect IP Act that were meant to come before the House of Representatives, and the Senate in the US. Some may well be thinking, 'well okay... something American, what's it got to do with me?' Well... In short. A whole lot. We last heard of something like this back in 2008*... That didn't go down too well, but back then, even America was against censorship on the internet. To save all the hugely ambiguous jargon, watch this. As it stands, unless you have friends or family in the US that can have a chat with their local candidates on this issue there's unfortunately not a whole lot we can do. If it passes however, it sets and extremely dangerous precedent. Without the free circulation of information, we really are at the mercy of our governments. For those thinking it'll never happen here, well, they've already tried once, and with the backing of the 'leader of the free world', it may well be different the next time they try. * the Australian attempt was to be fair, it's own monster. But at the end of the day, censorship is censorship.

Offers and such.

In like Flynn. Just got the acceptance email. Girls are always necessary at car shows. No exceptions.

Depending on who you ask, it's 'just so he only gets offers'. I think he may well be deluded enough to think it's worth that, and a more realistic pricing would still allow him to only take offers.

That's excessively paranoid. I'm happy to display my car in public. I don't paint my address on the windshield, I don't tell people what type of alarm it has, I don't tell them how often I drive it, where I drive it, nor where I park it. Then when I'm done not telling people what I do with my car, I get it home, park it in a lock up garage, arm the alarm, and sleep peacefully knowing that should the worst come to pass, Adelaide is a small place, and it's fully insured... Just in case.

Can you take mine out of my payment for the dyno day ages back? Cheers.