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That all depends on how hard you drive your car, the condition of the engine and oil already, the environment your driving in, the efectiveness of your air filter, etc. I guess it comes down to what you believe the quality of the filter is like. Same goes for spark plugs, if your happy with $5 plugs on an engine that you have invested a lot of money into then thats your choice. I have used ryco filters on my old bombadore and found them OK, although you really need to compare them to something. So maybe note the engine oil colour and smell and then change to a different filter at the same interval and see if you notice a difference.

GReddy Oil Filters are about $25, for those who want all the gunk and impurities taken out of their engines life blood by a Japanese brand

Autosport in Kirrawee (yes its a bit of a drive from bankstown) but atleast you will get a good idea of how the car is and they deal with a lot of Skylines, especially from guys on here.

That price is for supply only. Sorry but we don't offer fitting or painting either.

No worries, if you manage to track one down please let me know as I would love to have it on the site to help out others.

Im just uploading some more manuals to our Tech Info section at the moment. I have the R33 and R34 workshop manuals up there if you want it. A good idea is to go down to Office Works and get them to print it out and bind it, as they are around 300 pages. Link: http://www.psiparts.com.au/front.asp?pid=47

I can get you one for $100 delivered. However I would have to order it in.

If the grille falls through let me know.

Give me a call on 0403 507 093, to discuss Wolf and Injectors.

I also have a contact if you need it.

Please exercise caution when dealing with XXX Bodykits. We have been burnt before, however I will let you guys make up your own mind.

No brake light. Good luck with your new wing

I'm in, bring on Hooters (I've never been there, honest).

Damn that is some nice Carbon work. If only I could find somone that even came close to that sort of workmanship at a reasonable price. Keep up the good work fellas.

We sell the Drift/Signal Wing for $150 if your interested.

I can recommend bus freight (www.busfreight.com.au) for large or heavy items. We also have our own courier (Allied Express) and get very good rates for large boxes, if you give me dimensions, postcodes and weight I could get a quote for you.

More ECR33 Do Luck Kits Nice

I believe its an M-Sports Rear Bar.

As far as 'random' goes, everyone at the RTA I spoke to said that ALL imports will be required for the VII. Not sure where you got your prices from but my Green Slip was $588 and Blue slip $113, and I'm dredding the rego and stamp duty costs i'm going to pay on Tuesday.

Well I passed the RTAs Vehicle Identification Inspection on Thursday, the guys seemed pretty good. They originally failed me because the side skirts rubbed on the hoist ramp, because it only had 90mm clearance not the required 100mm. As the car had pretty much everything stock (apart from bodykit, coilovers) they didn't pick on anything and passed me. I'm just glad to have passed so that I can register the car.

This is a C-tick: It's a compliancing approval for almost all electronic goods. You should see it on everything in your house from your toaster to your TV. More info here: http://www.acma.gov.au/WEB/STANDARD//pc=PC_2796 As far as HyperTech goes, it's a subsidiary company of Access Auto in which they were manufacturing their own products. It wasn't a name change. They are also located in Vermont to be exact. For those of you who remember Access a while back had a garage open to the public however it closed to the public to allow them to spend more time doing R&D for the HyperTech line, which sells things like Titanium Tip mufflers. (see our website www.psiparts.com.au for more of the HyperTech range)

This might give you a good guideline as to whether the plugs you are using are functioning correctly.

Yes it largely depends on the manufacutrer, as the industry standard seems to be around 900gsm. Don't believe anything about stuff melting in the 'hot aussie sun' or any of that. Fibreglass is a great material for making bodykits as it is flexible and very cheap to manufacture. It is also quite easy to work with, as a lot of people can make repairs to their bars themselves, albeit with a bit of practise and guiding. Polycarbonate is also a great material for bars as it has great shock absorbption properties, however it is hard to repair (plastic welding etc.) and is quite expensive to produce, thus the expensive price tag and not used very often.

Was the plenum sold to someone from the forum? As I'm trying to get a copy of the install instructions.

Due to our increasing demand for fibreglass parts we are looking at a new fibreglasser in the Melbourne SE suburbs area. Work would involve mould making, R&D new products, parts production, etc. Previous work with Carbon Fibre is ideal but not necessary. Please PM or email me ([email protected]) if you feel you are qualified for the job (businesses only).