Munkyb0y

even better 5V 1A http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Universal-USB-Power...=item35ad70d327

similar but different.

do it. i cant find a bomex bar that looks anything like my front bar.

pic of bomex bar?

HEY!!! that's my car! as far as i know, it's a copy nismo bar. it's fibreglass. those fog lights were fitted by the previous owner. theyre gone now.

take a few cars for a test drive and see which one does it for you. include an evo 8 and 9 in that group. then buy the car you like, and tell everyone to go fk themselves

engine out .... that's what she said

rodeo bbq ... was totally worth it! also, r33 keys are just a basic key. no electronics inside. also also, nismo keys are discontinued.

yes they are height adjustable. wind up the lower spring seat, and the height raises.

he means inside the box where the plug goes. i had this happen to me on 2 seperate occasions, both a long time ago. one of those times it stalled. both times was at light throttle. but it's never happened again. i put it down to some crap in the fuel? dirty filter? fuck knows? anyway, i changed the fuel filter and cleaned my afm just in case.

yeah the nexus one comes with 200mb internal! thats such a limitation, i cant understand the reason for it. slowly all apps are being written to support move to sd, but still not enough of them. i've got about 50mb free now. edit: re: my comment earlier on using Ndrive to replace copilot. well i got the updated copilot that runs on 2.2 and it's way better than Ndrive.

i dont use task killers either. no point. is your xperia running 2.1 or 2.2? if so, check in settings, under about phone > battery use. it will tell you what has been using your battery since the last charge.

copilot doesnt work on 2.2 afaik, unless theyve fixed it. Ndrive is a good replacement for it. ES File Explorer (estrongs) is a must. File browser. Can install apk's for you. opens media. does all sorts of shit. has a task killer incorporated in it too if you get the extra files. do it. app2sd - for moving all moveable apps to sd. I know you can do it manually, but this finds them for you. lets you know if new downloads can be moved, etc. zedge - for free ringtones, notification sounds etc. jetVD - for downloading youtube vids to your sd card in mp4 rockplayer - for playing divx plus most formats. camera 360 - for some really cool camera effects ebuddy - for chat (msn etc) angry birds (beta) - game. good stuff amtalee - a real headfuck of a puzzle game. i love it. shoot U - good game

i cant believe you guys are going to let him cover his bumper/tailgate in stickers. the stagea section will never be respected again!

you can ask matt from nistune, or whoever is doing your board, to have the board ready for z32 afm, and whatever size injectors you're putting in. then the car will start and run to get you to the dyno.

yeah i thought it might be that one. cheers.

which fuse?

it's probably a faulty unit. theyre known for being a bit iffy. return it for a replacement.

^ yeah but you dont like anyone n/a ... turbo ....v8 ....whatever the fuck it is. doesnt matter. it's your car. you like it. it's all good.

i dont think it needs power until the battery is disconnected, at which time, it begins to make noise. ie, its a back up battery. another thing i did when testing was to switch the alarm on, but make sure the bonnet pin, boot light, etc would not trigger it. it made no real difference to my reading.

hahaha is this chick supposed to be pregnant? coz she looks like she's just carrying a basketball under her clothes. motor is too small needs more kit not enough armour

i'd like to see stronger floor pans, and less danger to manifolds

well if you're gonna see it anywhere, it'll be on FnF

you can check the drain on your battery by doing the following: - car off (turn alarm siren off, or it will start squealing when you remove battery leads) - remove earth cable from battery - grab your multimeter, and set it to read amps (10A or higher) - connect one probe of the meter to the earth cable, and the other probe to the negative terminal of your battery - now you will see an amp reading, indicating the current being drawn while your car is switched off. - a current draw of 50mA or less (0.05A) is considered normal. anything near or over 1A is too high, and means something is drawing current that shouldnt be. My battery has recently gone flat (along with 4 others of ppl i know - yeah weird!!) my test came back at 0.02A, which means no excess current drain.