Bl4cK32

it does. Sit tight because it will arrive. Ive had one take about 4 months in the past to come through...

Im more looking forward to seeing the new Star Wars game - http://www.lucasarts.com/games/theforceunl...technology.html

still for sale. buy now and ill drop postage to $10 posted anywhere in Australia.

neither would the police, thats why its illegal.

"local dyno" is a bit of a weird term to use.... There are a few i could list....

one of the reasons it leaks is the r134a that is used. It isnt suited to the jap aircon systems. The way ive heard it was the gas particles are minute compared to the origional r12 that was used, so any potential leaks are more likely to leak... The way to get around this is to use r12a which is more similar to r12 that was origionally used.

Unfortunatly old bastards like myself (gaming for 20 years +) and yourself have seen pretty much everything thats been around. Back to the old Atari 2600... Nothing new in terms of genre of gaming has been released up until recently with the Wii and its wave your arms around like your being attacked by a swarm of bees type games.... If you find something u like rpg, fps, etc...its always "how could they make this better" type of thing not "what can we do that hasnt been done before...?"

Thats really a personal thing. I never got into ps much, but my friends had em, and i played em. TBH the only game i ever got into was gran turismo... I need at least 2 or 3 games to play at the same time cos i get bored too easy..

do a search...it has been covered a few times, however im sure that some have picked up a result using them...

Installed my new heatsink today cos i got bored... Thermaltake Si-120 Havent put much stress on it just yet, im dloading a free 14 day trial of World of Warcraft my mate gave me....(trying to sucker me in)...

U shouldnt need adj. cam gears with aftermarket cams. btw, theres no such thing as step 1, step 2 in cams...

Do 1 thing at a time to narrow it down, otherwise u wont know what the hell is going on

U might wanna ask cubes about this as he and i are running the m87 rb25 pistons and have around the 9:1 comp ratio

fill it till it flows out the fill hole...a 5lt container should be enough to do the job + extra incase...

why bother fitting a 2nd hand clutch that will fark up later anyway?

just to get sent to regency..+ the cost of removing parts/ refitting...then getting farked over when they see u taping it?

Pic of actual item added.

Pics are shown in the link provided, however i will put some pics of the actual bushes tomorrow sometime for you.

bumpzor

For the r32's with a pfc it acts as the check engine light, so its not useless at all

If u have a pfc it is the same as the r33 check engine light flashing indicating excessive knock Take it easy and get it tuned.

Yer i agree with learning on smaller cc bikes, no arguments. Its always good to progress to larger bikes. In fact SA should follow the other states with 250cc restrictions (2stroke racers - which i learnt on (and still own ) then have another licence for say 600cc then above... All should come with proper rider training, not the "sit on the bike with it turned off, and let someone push u across the range" that they do currently...

As title states, i have a set of Noltec Subframe mounts for sale, to suit R32 GTR, R32 gtst, and R34 GTT. I bought these for a mate, who backed out at a later date. Easily fitted without a press, just need to remove the subframe to do it. (1-2 days job complete) see here for details Brand new in packaging still. Looking for $170 + postage (it should be noted that these were not purchase as part of a group buy.)

Agreed I was looking at purchasing a gixxer 750 myself about 5 years ago (just before i bought my skyline). Its tuff titties if u want a second hand 750 as they are that popular, u wont find many

Not having a go at all... I just dont agree with people who seem to think cc of a bike should = skill level. Look at the learners who are too physically big to ride 250cc for a first bike *Looks at Tangles* (what was your first bike there?) A 1000cc bike is no different to a smaller cc bike...except 2 things. Weight and revs... Someone who isnt accustomed to riding (not yourself) would more likely get on a 600cc bike say, and ring the nuts off it thinking it wont be bad, because its only a mid size bike Wish i had a dollar for all the noobs ive heard of getting on a mid size cc bike and doing 160 on the street in the flick of a wrist...yet they wouldnt jump on an R1 say and attempt the same, just cause its a 1000cc....