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  1. Craved
    definately appears that the r31 bracket is identical to the modified r32+ ones
  2. Craved
    they are the same, the GTR just has a small relocation pipe that bolts onto the compressor to move the fitting forward 3 inches or so. swapped a GTST one for a GTR one on sunday.
  3. Craved
    well it isnt wasted spark - there would only be 3 coils in that case.
  4. Craved
    if your going to use Ply wood, make it marine ply or it will fail in the rain. personally i would make it out of 2mm alluminium....
  5. Craved
    nothing wrong with 10+degrees toe in on the rear - but totally off topic..
  6. Craved
    as long as they light up bright enough and red. they will be fine - same with the amber turn signals
  7. Craved
    for that i would use a MIG - less heat required to weld, and less chance of burn through - nevermind easier to learn on if its been 6 years. Gas welding is going to be nicer than running gasless.
  8. Craved
    hot it with heavy sand paper to smooth it out, then hit it with something like this http://www.australianabrasives.com/flapwheels.htm to clear out the sanding marks in from the last step then back to 400 grit you can tell now why its not cheap to polish stuff haahaha
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    Tig Welder

    Craved replied to jona's topic in Fabrication

    for that kind of price range, i cant really suggest anything. Might be better if you list what there is available, since most TIG machines are $4K+. all you really need for alloy is it capable of AC welding, and about 120Amps- but you might be fighting the machinea bit to get good.
  10. Craved
    nice info - can you post which tensioner location these are for, for future search assistance.
  11. Craved
    http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Al...mp;hl=polishing ^^ read alot of work, i have since found that a scotch brite pad on a grinder will help start off the sanding/grinding process without digging into the surface or putting many deep scratches in the metal. you are looking at alot of work though
  12. Craved
    there is a screwed on clip that clamps the light to the guard, im pretty sure you can get to them with a stubby screw driver after taking your wheel off - also the plastic inner guard.
  13. Craved
    hahah go to the wreckers and see if there are many the correct diameter im sure that might cost you $10 and an hour or so haha
  14. Craved
    NSW - 100% need to 5 gas test the car to pass emissions for the year model car.
  15. Craved
    kitty hair might be an option, stronger than bog, but not hard to use like glass in this situation.
  16. Craved
    sillbeer has had a few things recoated in cad plating - like below -
  17. Craved
    weld it, best option for a permanant solution. glassing can work, BUT you cant really get in behind it to get a good adhesion to the surface due to the support framing bog will eventually crack off as you flex the boot to open and close it.
  18. Craved
    i dont think it would be that much from what i have seen of a resto on a kgc110 - on jdmstyle forum i did some searches, but couldnt find anything, i think most things aftermarket would be zinc plated and not cad plated.
  19. Craved
    they are just Cad plated, can you strip and recoat the original clamps?
  20. Craved
    well the VIC documentation is shit compared to NSW, but it does state in that attachement of section 11 - "vehicle in its modified form is safe and meets all the applicable construction and emission regulations for that model" so it runs from teh chassis year, not the engine. same in nsw - emissions is based of car model manufacture not engine type - LS6 in a HQ with no cats and no noise restrictions
  21. Craved
    so what head is it you are using this venting for?
  22. Craved
    here - http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/NR/rdonlyre...8340/0/VSI8.pdf says you can put in something considerably different with VASS cert - if emissions are maintained. NSW restricts literage via vehicle mass. ie mass x percentage = maximum motor volume.
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    Help!

    Craved replied to Benzy's topic in General Maintenance

    looks like the level sender from the top of the power steering resevoir - you can just see the 2 wire poking out. was probably moved to teh front of the engine bay at some time.
  24. Craved
    try a clay bar first, it may still be on teh surface rather than etched into the paint.
  25. Craved
    nissan i believe though i think they only sell the all rubber ones now like Pete already used.
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