frozenwaffles

i bought them from driftline racing in melbourne for a killer deal. they were second had but in almost new condition...

I just put a set of these in my R33 and they are so good. Dont waste your time with cheap crap...it not worth it. Such a nice ride and when on softest setting, they are great for sydney roads! So very very happy!

see i aggree with what you say there...thats why i am wondering why peoples idle is at around 800 when it should be 650 according to the service manual... i am thinking 650 is too low. if your idel is at 800 with AC off, what is it with AC on?

the service manual says it should be 650rpm with AC off and 800rpm with AC on... what is yours set at and what do you think is the best idle speeds?

just jap gauges are the exact same item, just $50 cheaper per guage. i have them and they are great. you are after 60mm series...

hey dude, where are you located?

where are you getting this done? and where did you get the clutch from? they are great prices...

how much was that? street drivability?

thry these guys... i have a simple RPM series upgrade with 200rwkw and its great! although its only a few days old http://www.clutchindustries.com.au/range/trackseries.htm

ok well so far after 2 days, this is a complete please to drive. no slipping what so ever. very happy customer! so light on the foot too...

i now have this software and its awesome!!!

well just picked the cra...so far very impressed...for the money these things are hot!

HI Guys, just trying the RPM clutch from Clutch INdustries/PBR. nice and cheap ... $385 inc GST. should be good for $200rwkw... i'll let you know how it goes...putting in tomorrow. here is the link if you are intertested: http://www.clutchindustries.com.au/range/r...utchupgrade.htm they also do track clutches...

so where can I download this software?

so does this even exist?

i will have stock r33 gtst skirts very soon and have 2 fiberglass pods too

ok so i did that and it didnt really make a difference...

15 deg. its 15deg on the first 4 cells...ie 2x2

Hi everyone, i have the strange idle problem thats bothering me. i have now put my idle at 800rpm AC off and 900 rpm AC on. i have poer fc and have adjusted the aac/idle valve. i also have a gfb stealth fx bov. with the idle up where it is and nothe factory 650rpm reccomendation, she behaves quite nicely. i was having a problem where when you would take your foot off the accelerator when comming to a stop and the rpm falls from say 3-4000, it would drop below 500 rpm then climb back up to 650. this however would someties cause the car to almost stall. so with idle up higher and a check of the aac vavle (including a clean) it seems to behave. however today i had the same thying happen again... its annoying cause i am sure this should not be happening... changing from full atmos to PB on the bov does not seem to make a difference, plus i have tuned the bov as per the gfb intructions and it does not seen to cause any idle issues. so deos anyone have any ideas???

Hi guys, hows it going? i used to own an FTO before my beloved R33 GTST. to make life easier to find parts and all, i found this awesome programe from Mitsubishi that gave you all the part numbers and showed you where things went and how the were fitted. is there the same software available on the net for our skylines? i assume there would be as its just the nissan service/parts software...???

that my friends is the motor that directs the air flow for the aircon/heater system. its a little servo and over time the gears wear down and they start to slip. when i bought my r33 it was making the same noise and the dealer i bought it off fixed it before i picked it up. massive job, whole dash and aircon system needs to come out as its right down near the firewall on the inside of the car. good luck with that one...

hey dude, can you repost the pics?

$1000AUD

hmmmmm i might be intertested.. how 'firm' are you on the price? BTW in im sydney so i could pick up...nice easy sale...but i dont reeaaallly need them. but would be nice for future upgrades...

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