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  1. Please tell me your kidding....
  2. I wouldn't be surprised if there were modern commondores in this new installment... after all holden does sell the commondore to South America.
  3. Saw a white r33 coupe being driven hard by a curry dude in Reservoir this morning... on space saver (spare) tires.. yikes. brave/crazy or trying to save on fuel??? Also say JNRZAN near la-trobe uni - black R33 coupe.
  4. Happy Birthday. Have a good one.
  5. I'll need them tonight.. Hopefully I'll not blow myself to pieces..
  6. Moar bewbs, asian babes, JDM and tuna
  7. Sleeper spec
  8. I was driving my folk's red shopping trolley aka Daihatsu Charade I was driving downhill towards safeway - you were driving uphill towards the hospital.
  9. Just wondering are the stock ride heights the same for the R33gtst and the R34 non-turbo?
  10. Spotted a clean white R33 GTR on Bell st heidelberg this morning. "GTRFTW" plate number.
  11. Spotted an silver R32 gts (don't think it was a gtst - just didn't sound like one) corner dalton rd and western ring road - around 11pm ish. It was riding quite high with "mexican" offsets and a GT-R badge on the rear. What's with so many skylines and GT-R badges lately Each to their own I suppose.
  12. I ran into my first problem this evening - she wanted to run iTunes (she has an iPhone). iTunes refused to run via WinE. So syncing contact info is going to be a pain for now until (hopes) someone has some software to sych iPhone stuff other than pics and audio. iTunes equiv. On the plus side it seems Ubuntu supports the iPhone "somewhat" natively - you can browse the iPhone like a normal USB stick and see the folder structure, while being able to drag and drop. Ubuntu even detected her HP 6100 series multifuntion with no fuss - both scanning and printing functions work well.
  13. I've been messing around with the latest version of puppy linux to get an old PC (Pentium III, 192MB, 40GB HDD) running again - It seems to work excellent - everything works fine - great little distro for basic computing, recovering stuff and for internet access. I've decided to push things a little by trying out the latest version of Ubuntu 10.04 32bit on a more modern machine (Centrino 1.6, 1.5GB, 60GB HDD) for a friend that was tired of XP and didn't want anymore virus issues. Ubuntu seems to deliver the goods for her use. She only uses her laptop for assignments, music, internet and MP4/xViD movies (which seem to run smoother than on Windows XP). I've also got Office 2007 running fine via WinE. Not a single problem so far. Her wireless (802.11g) signal strength also seems to be stronger and faster. Memory usage is at 260MB out of 1.5GB with no pagefile usage - no problems with speed. Ubuntu seems to be a fairly polished product and have no issues with it so far. I'm a Windows IT person by trade and have little Linux knowledge - but have enough to nut-it-out What do you Ubuntu users guys think? I've read alot of negatives about Ubuntu 10.04 - but so far it has worked flawlessly for me.
  14. Don't forget to replace the timing belt....
  15. Spotted a very clean silver R32 GTS (not gts-t) with R32 GTR wheels I thought GTS was 4 stud.... Along punt road last night heading north.
  16. I don't think R33 came in RB20DE - They came out in RB20E, RB25DE, RB25DEt, RB26DETT (GTR) You might have a SOHC RB20. Might be worth checking oil level. I recommend new oil and filter.
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  18. Saw a stock white R34 sedan in Heidelberg (waterdale rd) this morning - heading towards LaTrobe Uni. Very dirty car worse than 99% of 4WDs - had lots of redish soil - looks like it came back from the outback - LOL
  19. With all the "revenue" the government rakes in from road related fines - I'm sure they can afford re-testing. I'm sure I remember the government saying all money raised from speeding fines will go back into road safety @VSPECT - I strongly agree - I think that everyone get a basic health check - I obviously do not have the statistics - But i'm sure alot of accidents are also health related. eg. bad eye sight, poor perception (mental), stroke, seizures, long time drug use etc...
  20. Stock silver R34 gt coupe albert st Fairfield around 3.30pm today. Heading city bound.
  21. Yep. - Re-test every year whilst on your Ps - Stricter licence testing for new migrants. - 2 to 3 years is a bit much for you avg Joe - but excellent for people who drive as a living eg. taxi, bus, truck drivers. - 5 years for eveyone else with a basic eye sight/health check. - Special training for large 4x4 drivers.
  22. $$$ does not mean you know how to drive. I'm happy another wanker temporarily off the road. Though for some sick/twisted reason I wish he did get injured
  23. Silver R33 GTS-t along Cheddar Rd, Reservoir this morning - heading towards the city. Had stock wheels, uras style body kit, twin mufflers and GT-R badge
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