Munkyb0y

38psi in 18's 32 is way too low.

you're all assuming it's a chick. what if it's a fat bloke, with b1tch tits, with lumps in them, and possibly chaffing under the boob, where the sweat and hair combines to cause heat and friction? do you still want to feel a boob? do ya!!!?

i had a leak there once. it turned out to be a large rubber plug that feeds wiring thru the firewall. it was half popped out and water would travel down the engine bay side, and get in thru this plug. If you stick your head in the footwell, look up to the right side (accelerator side), fairly high up, i think it's just above where the carpet stops, to the furthest right edge of the firewall. its fairly hard to see. i cant remember if i had to pull the carpet back, or remove the kick panel to see it. but you cant get to it from the engine bay side. check it while you're down there. if it's that, it's an easy fix. pop it back in and your done. silicone will also work if it's torn or damaged.

oh man. shut up beck. geeeeeeez. and post some pics of yourself while you're at it! georgie isnt new, nor is she sensitive. we've already been thru this with her. no one is calling her an attention seeking whore. she has some killer pics. she likes them. we like them. everyone's happy just the way it's meant to be.

maybe a mis-informed decision though

a friend of mine had a new F6, two or three years back. not sure on the model. i dont pay much attention to falcadores but after having driven it myself several times, and been a passenger while he treated it like a 2 dollar hooker, i've got to say, theyre so very very boring. the skyline feels much more exciting, even at half the speed. on another note, i've driven a 6 litre ss ute. thunder? cloudy? chance of rain? cant remember the name. but that thing hauled ass. it would literally kick you in the nuts when you werent looking, and then howl at the moon like a mental case. i dont know why a ute with no weight over the rear wheels would need such a huge amount of torque. but alas, the owner put it into a wall. not surprising really

^ i have to agree. as much as i wish it wasnt true, the r35 is one ugly mofo. i thought it would look better in the flesh, but alas, its actually worse. although i'm sure i'd learn to love one if it was given to me

damn that was quick. dont happen to have another one at the same price?

as i understand it, the best results will come from having an actuator that is rated to a couple of psi below your target boost, and then using a boost controller to achieve the desired boost. eg. 14psi actuator + boost controller to achieve 16 - 18 psi.

pffft. that s1 has the silver headlights from a sedan. at least post up a proper s1 coupe! mine

38psi to 40psi will be fine.

if youre gonna buy new ones. check these out. http://www.performance-wise.com/page63.htm contact performance-wise on here. he's a trader/member.

I suggest Spunky Munky should not be allowed to give out ANY technical information, EVER again! So many times i've read his flawed, retarded advice, and it kinda makes us all look a bit stupid. Most people dont answer questions unless theyre sure of what theyre saying, or at least have a good understanding of the subject. Not so with this guy.

They were fitted that way by my mechanic, who has done it a million times. no instructions

sold

same as your instructions

i cant read japanese, but i can tell you its pretty obvious the picture is telling you to face the spacer towards the bolt as you insert. ie, spacer towards the wheel.

2.6 million yen at the time according to this http://english.auto.vl.ru/catalog/nissan/s...e/1991_8/21772/

I never solved mine. The hicas light is on all the time now. But my power steering is fine, and the hicas rack isnt doing anything weird with my back wheels, so ive just left it for now. When i get some camber arms, i will install a lock bar at the same time, get it all alligned. take out the hicas bulb, and be done with it. BTW, Ive been told that when the hicas light is on (ie. there's a hicas error), the hicas rack locks as a result, and so wont move around. dont know how true that is.

you should always allow a new clutch to bed in for the first 300 - 500kms before giving it a hard time.

have you checked the installation/wiring yourself? you said you 'had it installed' twice. maybe the installer fkd it up twice.

$50

I just got back from a 2000km road trip (melbs to sunshine coast) driving a fully loaded holden combo. lol so when i got back in my 33, with nowhere near 300kw, i was extremely impressed with it again.

Cisco 2610 router. Used. Good condition. $80 pick up Sydney, or add $25 for postage.

i dont wanna be a dick but man... the best sushi i've ever had was in Japan. Osaka, to be precise. and so damn cheap. i cant emphasize how much better and fresher it tastes than anything ive had in aus. did i mention dirt cheap? like a couple of bucks a pop!