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he's the project manager for these guys... they have SERIOUS audio gear man... the warehouse is truly fapworthy http://www.norwestproductions.com/ as for the ref monitors he has i'll have to ask him... all i know is they sound phenominal

lol i realise studio and live are different... i'm sure andrew didn't fill the stadium with 11ty billion reference monitors that's only 1 area of his job lol - poor kid gets worked to the BONE for like $75k (problem is he loves it) Remember I was a dj/nightclub promoer and involved in studio production for a decade and have toured pretty much every major dance music producer (well the pre 05ish ones anyway) and eveyone has been phazing out ns10's since the early 2000's. we had 2 sets in our studio, and moved 1 set into the loungeroom. there is still 1 set in the studio that gets used for production, but not the final mixdown ns10's are good reference monitors for production no doubt, but the reason for them being where they were in the industry was moreso that they dont have the best sound, and if your music sounds good on ns10's then it will sound good on anything. if you want reference monitors for listening, then there are better options is what i'm saying. you should hear these new ones that andrew bought man.... somewhere in ther region of 5k... they sound amazing

LOL @ ns10's in 2012 they were good (and industry standard) like 20 years ago man... there is a lot better out there these days. if you want a reccomendation give me a price range and i'll ask my brother (he was the audio project manager for the olympic opening/closing ceremony)

really... that's cool as!

haven'd had a crash yet have you

not as bad as that topgear episode where they threw cars on dyno's and then went on abuot how much power they had lost from the factory as a result of age as opposed to engin vs wheel hp THAT was appauling

sif they will EVER quote power at the wheels... that doesn't get people buying cars

atw? try atfw

i actually gave a holler, popped my collar and threw dem dubs in tha air

NT05 are amazingly good tyres for the price

i dont miss those seat covers.... #zomgskylineuleh

my point is that you can't base an opinion on two oil companies when you have changed viscosities like that. edge 10w60 is much thicker and is used in many RB's that get tracked due to this and it's ability to withstand heat/ethanol a thinner oil will always alow the engine to rev more freely try some motul 300v 20w60 and i'm sure you'll find it similar if not identical to the edge 10w60 (not so much so on startup) depends on how you use your car as to what is actually going to suit your needs. they are both great products at the end of the day (i have used both and will continue to do so depending on what i'm doing and in what car) as a side note i agree with you that motul > castrol, although that's not my point here

lol

I used to read word up magazine

so you put a 40w in a car that was running a 60w and from this you ascertain that 1 brand is better than another?

depends on what you want to do with the car. a highflow will get 300rwkw TOPS and that's pushing it. (i beleive hypergear have managed the 3 ton but generally highflows are 260-270rwkw having said that have you driven a 3oorwkw R33? it's FAST looking for more power than that out of a 2.5l will only lose response, and response where it's at (in my opinion) i'd rather have a 250rwkw Rb25 than a 400rwkw RB25 anyday

a vipec is a better ECU no doubt, but if you are going for a highflowed turbo you aren't going to need anything more than a pfc / nistune you will also need a z32 afm, 555cc injectors (minimum) aftermarket fuel pump, FMIC, better clutch etc etc best search around here before you buy stuff.... have you already paid for the turbo? the turbo you chose will influence everything else you need

i'd be happy with $700 for a pfc

rookie mistake brah did you say CAAASSSHHH TTRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAIIIIIIINNNNNNN?

stock ECU is not tunable..

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