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I'm 55 and an ex smoker, so I don't want it. More importantly though, I have alot of elderly relatives and other family members with young children, plus a few with asthma. So, by restricting my activities, I reduce the risk of bringing this to my "circle of trust". I acknowledge it's hard to change habits, I'm lucky due to my job, I can go months without seeing my family face to face, and am use to training with limited equipment and space. But if you stay positive it isn't really that much of a issue. Facetime, whatsapp and such helps. Moreso I believe is working out your fitness regime with limited on hand equipment. But again, if you put you mind to it there is alot of bodyweight exercises that can work both strenght and cardio. I'm doing alot of you tubing, watching hot chicks doing pilates and Yoga and circuits.
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Nope, I don't agree with you at all, going for a ride is full of variables, crash, break down, some idiot spits out the window (saw this yesterday going to work). You want fitness, do 100 burpees. I've owned motorbikes for over 40 years, you cannot get a workout legally unless you are on a track. And if you are getting a workout on the street, then you are riding like a pork chop, adding more variables. Just because you want to, doesn't mean you should. I want to do my weekly Maroubra to Bondi walk, but I don't. I want to go for a swim, but I don't. I want to see my daughter, but I don't. I want to see my other family members, but I don't. It's not just the risk to me, it is the risk to others if I have it and don't know. Risk vs reward Have you been to the shops over the last week or two? Have you been tested? Do you live with any family or friends? Surely people can comply for a few months, it is only hard to comply if "you" make it hard. I believe people thrive on not wanting to conform, it's the rebel without a cause attitude, which has worked well so far in spreading the virus world wide. Going for a motorbike ride for exersice, LOL, if you said riding a pushbike..... Idris be like That excuse in itself deserves a fine. Again, just because "you" want to do something, doesn't make it right, or even sensible in the current climate. But do what you want, what's the worst that could happen. Me, I'm exercising at home, simples.
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"Unfairly implemented", if it wasn't for these unfairly implemented laws every person who couldn't impliment self control would be out at the beach, or church, or park spreading the virus, like alot basically are. They have been coming up with some epic excuses, it reminds me of kids who don't want to take a bath. People are typically blind to the "needs of the many" because they cannot see past their own selfish needs to do what they want. The narcissism is strong in some people. Meh, what's the worst that could happen.
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LOL, if you break the law because you, worked out a way to, or just "I don't wanna", at least keep the Coronas to yourself and not spread it like all the other people who disregard the warnings, and spread it to their family members, who tend to die, a fair bit. Hell, what is the worst that could happen.
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MLR's Bogan cruise ship
The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
I want more sidewall. I going "full bogan spec" 17 x 9 chasers with black caps. I'll get some Hankook RS-4 255/40 17, should give me 20mm more sidewall. Slight diameter change, 24.8 diameter, as opposed to the OEM 235/45 17 which are 25.1. Should be 100kph on speedo and 99 on, ummm, the radar gun. Will sell the 19" Simmons once the car is "full bogan spec". -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Door was a cheap fix, just needed to reconnect the clip. Getting to the clip on the other hand was a PITA, lots of jamming the phone inside and taking pics, then jamming my hand in and blindly fumbling around until the blue clip was reattached to the rod. -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Plugs and leads are done. Also replaced the OEM heat shielding (masonite with tinfoil glued on) with real heat sheilding, held in position by 2 x OEM clips and 1 x cable tie (LOL, cable ties already) -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
LOL, Chevy badges on Holdens causes the AIDS. In other news Coolant flushed Car is all clean and shiny Decided to do the spark plugs.....but.....the first lead I pulled fell to bits $130 later I now have For Jobs for tomorrow Plugs and...leads Trouble shoot inactive cruise control. i.e. "look at the fuse" Pull door trim and see why the front inside passenger door handle doesn't work, well I know why it doesn't work, the handle is good but it seems to be missing a spring or something????, I'll most likely pull the trim off the drivers front as well to see what it is meant to look like. -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Just ordered new Ultima struts and FE2 height king springs $600 delivered (I pulled a wheel and the shocks looked like the originals from 2002, the FE2 springs will give me an additional 10-15mm height, helpful when doing Dukes of Hazards jumps), and some $20 spring compressors (again, I cannot find my old set, meh, $20, ppfftt) off Ebay to swap out the strut tops. But tomorrow is coolant flush then full external clean, wash under the car as well as the paint, then polish, glaze then wax. I'll also give some of the fixtures a squirt with penetrant in preparation for undoing suspension nuts and bolts, hopefully next weekend. Psycotherapy and a bit of a work out. -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Bring on the broken stuff... -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Just did oil and filter change. Pulled dipstick and noticed it was a little cracked, so....I wobbled it and it broke. Dip stick is now about 1.5 inches to short. Fill with filter is 5 litres, so I just dumped the whole 5 litres of Castrol Edge 0w 40 into its belly. New dipstick is incoming, thanks to Ebay. -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Rear main has a reciept from a couple of years ago. There is some sweating around the pump, not alot, but enough for future investigation. -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Edit: I thought you said you were the previous owner, I then started to ramble and quiz for info....my comprehension kung fu is weak. Apart from the broken passenger door handle...I was trapped in the passenger seat for a minute or 2 this morning, I assume it's rhe plastic linkage thingie, or hopefully, a circlip. -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Tri-y's Good for daily abuse. Response is instant ? -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Oh, and ride height, center of hub to guard, is 335mm front and 330mm rear. Appear to be King spring "low". It also passed the speed hump test heading into work, thats a bonus. -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
They say when dementia kicks in you revert to your younger years. But then, I've been demented all my life. In other news, the battery has passed the trickle charger test and will sit on charge for the night. -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Lots of reciepts Pacemaker headers and exhaust - 2016 VCM OTR - 2016 Tuned by "Oztrack" - 2016 Rebuilt diff 3.9 gears - 2016 Rebuilt transmission - 2016 New radiator - 2018 New T2 DBA rotors- 2018 Bushings - 2018 Lots of servicing and maintenance. History looks to be 1 owner till 2015, then next owner proceed to throw cash at it. From the googles it "should" be around 220ish kw and 500ish nm, I will see what it really is after I service it and it gets on the dyno. -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Yeap, and the coolant one as well. -
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
I was going that way, buy this "looked" cooler to me. Plus it was 1/3 the price of a VE - VF with simular milage and mods. And at only 100k km, with full log books, and a country car, the condition was hard to pass on. -
MLR's 86 not a build thread thread
The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
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The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
LOL All of the dust from the bushfires, and maybe a Corona or 2 -
So..... After parking my 86 into a fence, and then a guard rail..?..I bought a old Bogan 2002 VX SS II auto cruise ship for a daily driver/project. Enter 1 x 2002 VX SS II Auto I searched around for ages looking at everything from new MX5's to 370Z's, and everything in between, I came across this old boat early in my searches, the boy pointed it out actually, he said "it looks old, slow and noisy, just like you, and mum would hate it", so with that kind of endorsement, and, with nothing else that really touched my special spot (something different, something I can play with, something that should annoy the neighbors and old peole, something with minimal electronics that a old idiot with monkey fists can work on, and parts that are easy to find and cheap, and parts that are cheap, and parts that are cheap), I grabbed it. Don't ask what I payed for it, I'm pushing that bit of information back down deep into my brain where my empathy lives to never surface again. Needless to say it is super clean and straight. Engine: LS1 5.7 Headers, twin 2.5" exhaust, OTR, Tune??? (It goes surprisingly well, LOL, shut up, it does go well, and it sounds f**king awesomeballs) it will visit Pulse Racing for some love in a while. I'm not sure about the Simmons rims though, 18 x 8.5 with 245/30 front, 18 x 9.5 with 265/30 rear, I think I'm going to try and find some OEM VX SS rima for it (swaps????). Suspension: Yellow lowering springs (Kings?). Some shocks??, I'll have a better idea when I lift the car and pull the wheels. I'm thinking its had some bushings done, the thing is as tight as a tiger. I've only just got it, so, so far I have only cleaned the airfilter, it's a over the radiator CAI jobbie that makes cool induction noises. So far things to do: Engine oil and filter Spark plugs Trans flush and filter Diff oil Brake fluid flush Power steering flush Coolant flush Wheel alignment Good wash, polish and wax Wrap headers.....maybe, or find some other form of heat sheilding for them... Then, look for other stuff like old hoses or broken stuff. You know there will always be broken shit in a 20 year old car. What are my plans for it? drive it around really, hit the drags once or twice for some LOLs, not back it into a fence....and guard rail....
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Dr Karl says 75% infected. Dirty math at 0.5% fatality rate is 125,000 deaths. Keep fit, keep heathy, keep the hell away from me....?
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Commonwhore SS 6.0 are cheap, throw in a big cam-springs-pushrods, a zorst and some tuning. Mad aircon lounge chair shopping trolley taxi NA skids. Just don't go around any corners, and plan your fuel stops. Or is this just floating around in my mind at the moment???? There's some deals to be had at the moment, prices are dropping everywhere. Disclaimer: Thongs and Flanno's are required at these power levels.