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If they look anything like the last lot im in for one

I just mainly want some tyres that will hold second gear without breaking loose.

Hahahahaha!

Lol

Don't think about it Hamish, just push forward and never look back

You've been looking for these for 2 and a half years?!?

I also hope they make it a bit more difficult and make the levels higher. I found it to be a bit of an easy game and hit max level fairly easily.

All to do with the offset of the wheels.

You answered your own question really. There is no O2 sensor on the cat, that is a temperature sensor. GTST's only have one O2 sensor on the dump. However realise that an O2 sensor works by trimming out a bit of fuel when it switches to the cruise map when you sit on a constant speed not if you are constantly varrying the speed. If you are accelerating all the time around town or something than im sorry to say, but welcome to owning a Skyline. Throttle pedal goes down, fuel goes down, simple as that.

Depends what you want. If power is all you are after than start with modifications that will help you now, but will also not need to be replaced down the track ECU upgrade, fuel pump upgrade, intercooler upgrade, boost upgrade etc. The first goal people usually do is try and max out the stock turbo. Good gains can be had with it, once you get over it (which you will fairly quickly) it's turbo upgrade time. With this comes a whole new can of worms and cash. You'll find most people try and achieve a power goal or a role for the car (street car, drag car, circuit car or a mixture of these). Honestly just start reading through that sticky and get your knowledge up so you know the weaknesses of the car, what max's out at what power levels and how much things cost. Very easy to spend $10,000-$20,000 on these cars without even doing half the things that you want, especially when starting with a standard car.

Start reading through the sticky at the top of the forced induction section. Its a road travelled by most of us here so there is plenty of information. Set yourself a goal and a budget and stick to it. Also i think you mean 3.5" catback.

Your cars are to quite

WOW! Just WOW!

Oh ok sorry, you just had the headlights listed so i thought you were selling them off, all good.

Might want to chuck up a price man.

Got pics of the headlights? Also what price? PM me if you wish.

Interesting, didn't know half of that.

Haha. Would have been funnier if it was a more personal PM that he accidentally posted

Wow did not know about this, will have to look into it

Agreed. First thing have a look through the dyno thread and see what power figures people are making and decide what power figure you want. Then start researching what turbos make that power figure most effectively and what additional parts are required. Do the math on the costs and see how you go.

I'm looking at giving the KU36's a shot for track work/street once my current tyres wear down a bit more. Bang for buck they seem to be pretty good.

Very nice

Ahh ok makes sense now.

What on earth are you on about "discovered this". It's right at the front of the engine, doesn't really take much "discovering".

I think you missunderstood me. FF13 was created on the playstation engine (originally was started on the PS2 engine then moved to the PS3 engine). The PS3 runs the true uncompressed video and audio on a 50GB Bluray disc (most PS3 games run the old 25GB Bluray disc) while the xbox has compressed audio and video so it could fit on three discs as the uncompressed version wouldn't fit on three discs. Also PS3 runs it in 720p and the xbox runs it in 576p however both can be upscaled to 1080p. Not trying to argue the point if the PS3 one is better, as it is a bee's dick in difference to most people, however just saying, FF13 was created with the PS3 in mind, i've was following the development of the game for a while last year.