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Blue32 last won the day on March 11 2011

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  1. Sparco style quick release steering hub - brand new, surplus to requirements. Moves the steering wheel closer to you for those with longer legs and a more rearward seating position. And - its removable. Extra security for your car when it doesn't have a steering wheel........... $100
  2. Geoff - this controller is amazing. I could feel it working far better than the factory system with piggyback type controller I had previously. The rear diff was locking at a far lower speed - confirming the 4WD had preload and was ready to rock! With completely worn out A050s (and I mean they were bald and had no visible tread at the completion of the event) I managed to knock 1.5 seconds off my best time from last year with no other change to the car (the tyres were new last year as well!). Final result - 5th outright from 150+ competitors. Most competitors in the top 20 had either special compound hill climb tyres / or new super soft semis or slicks. I am confident new tyres would have resulted in another second or so of time reduction, however the race budget has taken a hit lately with house renovation underway!
  3. Initial thoughts after 2 runs - excellent. Can really feel the 4wd working much harder, running in auto mode at around half gain. Currently 3rd outright with pb by half a second on my second run :-)
  4. Thanks Geoff - the reason I mounted mine with double sided tape and 3 thick zip tips (which will not move even a little) is so I can move it at later stage to experiment - for those permanently installing the G sensor obviously epoxy is the gear to use. I will update the PDF once I get back from the weekend :-)
  5. Please find attached an installation guide on installation of the Full-Race ETS-Pro centre diff controller into an R32 GTR. Enjoy! ETS-Pro R32 GTR install guide.pdf
  6. Gauge works port road alberton will sort you out.
  7. http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/403156-bride-zeta-iii-rail-erg-4-point-harness-a050-18-inch-shift-light-ruzic-controller-sparco-removable-steering-boss-r32-gtr-front-seats/page__view__findpost__p__6411551
  8. Looking nice Dan - will be good to have you out on the track again!
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