GTR-N1

Will try to grab a Fri Night for you Newie guys Mat! Ah yes, and ACT!

SAU.NSW will be holding a Tech Night this year about Engineering Cert, Clearing Defects & How to Negotiate with HWP (if that's possible)

uh? Ok, so they're not manufactured as robust as the Nismo caps?

yes you are!

Lol

SAU hopes to revisit in August

Theo Syriopoulos head of SYRIOPS Engineers delivered a talk alongside myself 3 months ago at Canterbury. He does Engineering Certificates and assists to clear defects. For starters, you'll need to get replacement tyres and a plumb-back, but you can call him on 0402651759 or 02-95336737 to get some expert advice. He's stationed at 172 Belmore Rd North Riverwood

If you don't have a dark sh!tbox to test it on... I would quickly go back to that establishment with a friend and video yourself collecting a sample of their detergent > try it on an obscure part of your paint whilst filming > exchange your phone details with others present, in case they suffer the same > see if it does the same thing once more to your test panel > proof supplied to DFT

Yavuz doesn't try to sell you extras you don't need! Very responsible.

Nice dailys on this page. Winding back time... This was my one & only in 1987. Dunlop tyres were first replaced at 46,000Km Original clutch was replaced at 130,000Km Sold after 193,000Km

Thank you thank you thank you

So you've been diddled by a Japanese scammer?

Heasman's at Sydenham Adam

Yup West & South-West

An acquaintance was having his NSX serviced at Hannys Performance and it was a personal import from HK. A new buyer was to pick it up in 2 days. The acquaintance made a motza.

I used to own a 4WS Prelude daily and in the wet it couldn't follow a Vectra around a simple corner. Damn Nankangs needed changing despite 70%

U stoppa ma car I smasha your face!

Kinchrome has a good reputation with back up warranty (if he has receipts too).

"Surfactant" process?

MOAR! This page rocks eh siddr & Andy?

...and Carlo's toothbrushes

Yeah well, even 2750 has enough Maccas to cater for anyone with irritable bowel syndrome.

Oh Dear... I was hoping no-one would ask me that! My wife has umpteen detergents around here > but now you ask... I shall grab one tomorrow! FW1 has that disadvantage that grime and grit will abrade physically, the wax, the sealant and the clear. I've found it useful for taking off exhaust residue (after washing the car); which reminds me lol...

Thanks for helping me back onto a learning curve again junkie, as I'd not heard of lubricity before. I presume it's a mechanism whereby there becomes a reduction of "surface tension"? In that case, dishwashing detergent would also have high lubricity qualities, but if so,... * why is it recommended that you don't use ordinary dishwashing detergent? * how does it strip wax and sealant, and yet car wash detergents do not? * why do detailers and car care product sellers mostly refer to pH balance? Thanks in advance for assisting me...

THE PERSUADERS So what if it was a TV show!!! ...with arguably the best 007 actor of all time hehe...