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Steve, ive fixed it. There is now 3 places allocated for you and your 2 mates. Hope that sorts it out.

I think Baby Jesus cried at this! Some people dont deserve Skylines

By all means get adjustable arms but dont use the cheap china sh*t as the bearings they use are generally crap. Whiteline do adjustable arm (KTA117 and KTA118) which have plenty of adjustment and a polyurethane bush which for a street driven car is a better way to go imho. Ive had these on my car for 2 years and 50-60000km and had no problem at all. Hope that helps.

Dont know why but a lot of people are cancelled. SPOTS TO BE FILLED!!! ANy one is welcome to enter!

The super streets in my own R33 GTS daily driver have done close to 60,000km and no problems....dont forsee any problems either

The springs will probably be a straight up 2.5" ID spring....so it will fit on any other coilover that uses a 2.5" spring. However, the free height of the spring, and even the rate may be a problem (it may not to). Those springs wont suit standard, or standard replacement shock absorbers (KYB ETC).

The spring rate is 8kg front and 6kg in the rear. We have had the shocks revavled by Graham and Mike at Fulcrum Suspension in BRisbane to suit what we do. The car is basically a track car (half caged, stripped weight etc etc). With the higher spring rate than the super street, on the track we found a few issues with understeer etc. A few swaybar adjustments, shock adjustment and different wheel alignment specs fixed the issued....mind you it took a while for it all to 'come together' again as we were very used to the super street...so it was much a learning curve. As for what its like on the road....its firm. However with the shock absorbers set towards the softer end of adjustment the drive on the road is quite bearable and the smaller bumps tend to have the harshness taken off it if that makes sense. If you want to know anything more, just let me know. Happy to help where i can.

HAHAHAHA

Does motorsport count?

a few cancellations. 2 spots left....any one want them? I need them filled

Guys i have a few spots left. I really need them filled. They are open to anyone as long as paid for. mates of mates or what ever

Yes there is room. Ill pm you the payment details. If you can make the payment ASAP that would be great.Also i need the vehicle details, you name etc.

Save your money and buy a Sparco/Bride/Recaro/Cobra etc. I dont know that i would trust a cheapy seat like that in an impact. Cheap for a reason is my opinion.

+1 to what Tugg just said. Ring around and find a workshop you are comfortable with.

Hey, we race an R33 GTS. it has plenty of HP. We were running Tein Super street but have since change them to the MonFlex. Very happy with the change and the lap times are down as a bit of proof....so if its track you want or hard/spirited driving...check out Tein Mono Flex

You do know WA stands for "Wait Awhile"?

Your car is in the 13's yeah? With some sin holes, you should be able to get in the 8's?

Wow, thats really close to the proposed 900hp LOL I think i read that its 1/4 time was 15.6 or 14.6? SOmething like that anyway

DId you not read the thread? They are called 'sin grooves'. They are kind of like 'speed holes' (refer to the "The Simpsons") Im thinking i might get a couple put in.....i figure thats why my car wont rev to 9000?

Yep i can do that. Dont know much will happen for a few months now though as it bloody hot to be standing at the track all day this time of year....but if enough people want it, ill set it up.

List is all update and full. THose who have not paid need to get hold of me asap. I have sent PM's but if i dont hear from you in a day i will give your spot to someone else

Ill put you on the list for 1 day. If i havent heard from you by then ill have to move the spot on to someone else.

Ive read several pages but cant do it anymore!!!! Can someone please tell me if it made more than 80 hp on the dyno lol

I cbf reading through 50 pages of posts. Is there a video of this car actually driving/racing in the entire thread?

They are cheap enough to buy off the shelf from one of a dozen shops around town.