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Rays Wheels From Nengun.
moobaque replied to xanavinismo's topic in Suspension, braking, tyres and drivetrain
I have bought many items off nengun that have been well over the 1k mark you are meant to pay tax on and has never happened. They generally break your items up into separate packages with a a divided value marked on the EMS slip. Import tax is really only flagged on people who they find are bringing in large quantities of a given item. Not the individuals. in my experience your pretty safe to bring in individual purchases without import tax... just don't do a group buy Cheers Camden PS It will take a long time for your stuff to arrive with nengun... but they sometimes can't be beaten on price. -
Hey Bris, what kind of weight are TE37s? Might be looking for some affordable track rims when i finally return to victoria. (if you still got them in June?) Will also kind of depend if the offsets will work magic on a 33 gtst. Haven't got my car up here in sydney to visualize. Cheers Cam
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Ya it only looks any good with the m-spec bar... not the early series 1 bars that you have. It really is a easy job to modify. I modified the reo just by using an angle grinder. then filed, sanded, primed and painted (so it doesn't rust) the plastic front bar i modified with a quality industrial blade. to easy. the little gaps u are left with either side of the front bar can simply be plastic welded up. Keep the excess plastic you have cut out. Take to a quality body shop and they'll weld those holes up. Look like new (once re-sprayed of course) The much harder task is if you are now modifying the bar to fit around an FMIC. I had to shave a heap off so many places to fit around the end tanks and piping (Blitz LM intercooler) but now looks the part. Quite an amount had to come off the back of the fake fog lamps (next to the indicators) as they went straight into the end tanks of the intercooler too.
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Probably worth reading the link Bec mentioned..... but yes when you become a member you'll have access to the years events calender.
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Exactly right jezza. I think you will find that there won't be anyone in this club who will think much of bullshit driving on the street. Thats why we have track days..... sxc_skylinee maybe just before to many people read this you might want to edit your post.
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I got a suspect PM from a user called "brickerza" the other week. was clearly a dodgy automated msg with a link that i never followed (but was hosted in russia......) I'd be thinking someone has found a hole in this version of IP.Board...
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But this bar probably wont keep out many intruders
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I think you can have a full cage as long as the intrusion bars are removable. In fact there is a street legal door to door category. I forget what its name is but obviously there cage is street legal... worth looking up there regs.
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Another vote for cobra here. I'm running an Evolution S. Just under 6ft but little frame (65kg). Seat is amazingly comfortable and the harness holes are at the prefect position for my height. The biggest problem i ran into finding a seat was because I'm relatively skinny but not short any seat that fitted had the harness holes far to low. The only other option that sat great for me was recaro but WAY to expensive. Ending up getting the evolution for under $1000 new on sale.
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Wrecking R33 Gtst Series 1
moobaque replied to sav's topic in For Sale (Private Car Parts and Accessories)
Hey mate, I notice in the pic you are lacking a passenger side door... but if you still have a drivers side i'm after a working power window motor/regulator. Cheers Camden -
Is This Right? R33 Coilovers Install
moobaque replied to 08r3308's topic in Suspension, braking, tyres and drivetrain
Off the top of my head I cannot remember but if you do a search all will be revealed. I remember having to search for the exact same thing once upon a time. Also how low are you trying to make your car? May be its just something funking going on with the camera shot but your wish bones look like they are in a horrible position. Cheers Camden -
Thanks for the replies Think i might leave the cam seals for now as i have no leaks. Just out of curiosity can anyone explain how exactly this gear achieves its vvt. I'm assuming its just a set physical change somehow..maybe at a certain rpm but nothing electronically triggered? Cheers Camden
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Hey all, Currently halfway through doing a 100,000k service on my r33 gtst and in my kit from kudos was cam seals. Now i can only assume that these are seals that would be behind the cam gears but situated between the rocker cover and the head? If so i would think thats kind of an epic thing to do but anyway some help on that matter would be great as i can find zero information about people who have actually fitted these seals when i search. My next query is realted to the intake cam gear. obviously there must be some moving parts to make its vvt side work but should the centre be filled with oil? started taking the little centre cover off to see how hard it was to remove the gear and oil started to leak out. Any help would be much appreciated Cheers Camden
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Why Is Nengun So Cheap?
moobaque replied to R33-RB26DETT's topic in Suspension, braking, tyres and drivetrain
its very interesting reading threads like this as i've purchased off nengun 7 seperate times with no issues. All parts have arrived in 2-4weeks which im ok with. The package that has arrived has always been exactly what i have ordered and packaged safely for international travel. Also this is just luck i spose but have never had to pay duty on purchases over $1k (but this is up to customs) I'm not going to deny other sources might get you parts from japan in a few days (for a cost) but considereing i have saved so much money from these guys i really dont care about the wait.\ I think i read earlier on this thread that someone claimed it took them three weeks to find nenguns email address...I hate to break it to you but i feel you may have not looked very hard... Maybe its just my luck again but everytime i have shot them an email with a question I've got a response within a day or 2... So to sum up... take them how you will some people claim they are shit some claim they are fine. -
If they cause no vision imparement out the windscreen its ok... if they do, then illegal....and since id say most people use the Greddy A Pillar thingy... most peoples would be illegal
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Anyone Ever Heard Of A Fine For Causing Excessive Smoke?
moobaque replied to zorb_rules's topic in Victoria
I have never heard of it due to tyre smoke...but they can fine you for your exhaust smoking for to many seconds under acceleration why couldn't they for doing a burn out for to many seconds..lol -
It could be that your shocks need rebuilding and are not able to control the spring anymore or that you are not running your tyres at a high enough pressure. Sounds odd but with stiff suspension (and road tyres) you need to run your tyres pretty hard to minimize sidewall flex. You will just have to experiement with the pressures, but as an example i'm running about 38PSI with tein monoflex's. If your widewalls are flexing it wont allow the suspension to do its job and can result in a pogo like effect. Cheers Camden
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I'm getting impatient .... has anyone bought a iphone outright/unlocked and using it on the 3 network? Sure 3 only has 3g coverage in metropolitan areas but there data plans are just so much better value than the rest.. No doubt 3 will eventually sell the iphone but at the end of the day its all just rumor as far as i'm aware so far and no official word from the telco. but i want one now....
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I agree that if its for street driving (at low to mid rpm) cheap oil is an ok option as long as you are doing changes every 5k and no more! If you do ever decide you want to track it (or drive on the freeway in 2nd) don't go cheap on oil as you want something thats not going to break down at high engine temps. I would say tho try and stick with fully synthetics and a 10w40 would be a quite adequate weight for street driving although i personally go 5w50 (mobil 1 fully synthetic) But i do use it on the track...i also over fill by about 500ml to try and stop potential starvation at high rpm/fast cornering. Cheers Cam
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If you do a bit of a search i know there is a thread from quite a while ago that shows you exactly what to do with photies. Search is your friend!
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How come mate? No time or car not trackable atm?
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Personally I am one for doing as much as i can myself as i hate paying huge hourly rates and im all about learning. Changing springs really isnt a massive job and as long as you have a spring compressor (or 2) the job is really quite easy. Cheers Cam
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Not so much any more as i do mostly musical theatre work now days (mainly with a company called system sound) but I use to do a bit of work in crown with a couple companies, Outlook and Advanced Audio.
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Well its come to that point in our season where our producers have decided to end our show in a few weeks... which unfortunatly means im going to be unemployed very soon....but what that also means is.....TRACK DAYS AGAIN!!! Can't wait! see you all out and about real soon.....if i get a new clutch
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White R33 pulling into BP servo near corner of burke and high street east kew at about 9pm last night. Had SAU stickers.