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MLR's 86 not a build thread thread
The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
It's been floating around for a few years, cost, $8.5k ish, install isn't tricky. Turbo (quality) costs roughly the same. -
MLR's 86 not a build thread thread
The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Nah, I will procrastinate about ACE headers, clutches, flywheels, injectors, AOS and flex for a few months at least. If I can swing it maybe even slugs and rods, but that starts to cost really big dollars. "Apparently" -
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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MLR's 86 not a build thread thread
The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Currently, I believe, your wifes Tiguan has more power and better fuel economy than my 86, LOL. In the end I just need more power for good skids, not epic power skids, just good skids. Skids are fun... -
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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It's the way of the future, the logistics are tricky. Ev requires E, so: Hydro power- limited Coal powered power plant- LOL coal, greenies love that shit. Nuclear power plant- LOL again, but, with new tech, lots of small plants may be feasible. Where is all this E coming from, SA can barely, doesn't, keep the lights on at night during the summer, how are they going to cope with a couple of million cars on charge overnight? I say enforce a sustainable population, cut it from 25 million to 8 million, and keep it there 1 child policy should set us right in roughly 1 generation. My future policies E85 fuel at every servo, free beer on days ending in "y", 3 day working week, people who drive slowly in the right lane publicly flogged..... VOTE 1 MLR for King of Australia Jobs for the boys are a certainty
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Not rare, just complied as a 5 seater not 4. From my research all r32 floors pans have attachment points for the middle rear, you can install belts and comply as 5, or not and 4. I've sat in the middle rear, it's rubbish.
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Block pcv after catch can install
The Bogan replied to drifter17a's topic in General Automotive Discussion
Ive used stainless pot scourers. Best stuff is fuel foam. The main thing is to build it so you can service/clean it easy. -
Fuel smelling oil / fuel and oil in catch can
The Bogan replied to pogman's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
I remember trying to tune my triple SU LJ, mad fail, I had one mechanic mate who could get them running sweet, would cost me a six pack every couple of weeks to keep them on point. Tuning by ear is a lost art. -
Fuel smelling oil / fuel and oil in catch can
The Bogan replied to pogman's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
Salpingitis is inflammation of the fallopian tubes, caused by bacterial infection. Common causes of salpingitis include sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhoea and chlamydia. Salpingitis is a common cause of female infertility because it can damage the fallopian tube. -
Block pcv after catch can install
The Bogan replied to drifter17a's topic in General Automotive Discussion
Reminiscing about RB's I accidentally kinked a the head vents once to my can, lots, and I mean lots, of white smoke. Maybe the motor is breathing that heavy that it is "pressurizing" the engine because the little outlet at the filter is causing a restriction, maybe, maybe not. I would try and strip as much oil, via a good AOS system and plumb it back to the intake to "create a vacuum" senario thingamajig in the sump. Plus "notracecar" so "notemmisionsdefect". -
Block pcv after catch can install
The Bogan replied to drifter17a's topic in General Automotive Discussion
Yes mate, inside. There may be witness markes on the outside from internal welds. Or, at the very least, internal piping at the "in" which stops it just going straight "out". If it's hollow it won't do alot, better than nothing I suppose. Your Mishimoto can has a filter and a baffle I believe to strip out the oil in the air. -
Block pcv after catch can install
The Bogan replied to drifter17a's topic in General Automotive Discussion
How is the baffling inside that puppy? -
MLR's 86 not a build thread thread
The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Currently at a stable 20 in.-Hg at idle.....? -
MLR's 86 not a build thread thread
The Bogan replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
LOL IMG_7671.MOV -
My R34 Gt-T Street/track Build/diary
The Bogan replied to blah_blah's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
UNIGROUP built it for me years ago, made a lazy 500hp. It did have its issues, eating OEM manual gearboxes was one of them -
My R34 Gt-T Street/track Build/diary
The Bogan replied to blah_blah's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Get some black krinkle HTP on that airbox, it will look less "fabbed". Well, in my mind anyway. Hell, my old girl looked stock..... -
Yep, except an s15 can make 200rwkw tuned and around 220rwkw on e85. As stated, I don't want to talk about it. Sadly I missed a ultra low km one owner ADM when I was looking. The thing was like new, stored, it had 5000km on it if I recall right, it sold for $28k I believe, which I would have paid. It was red, a yellow one, exact same condition, owned by the same guy sold about 2 months prior. I doubt I will ever see one in that condition again. Bugger
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My stock NA 86 makes more @fw than the ADM S15. I don't want to talk anymore about this though...... I like my 86, but I lay awake at night thinking of what could have been.......
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I wouldn't use a spay on wipe off stuff if you like your paint, hell, I foam and pressure wash my car before I use my microfiber wash cloth. I've done alot of work with soils, in construction, with that alot of soil testing and research. Alot of that fine dust you see is fine sand and silt, both are bulky materials, whilst it is small it does scratch shit up good. But, don't let that get in the way of good marketing
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This looks ok? https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Hydrocell-Portable-Pressure-Washer-w-15-Litre-Tank-GFS-A1/192286872550?_trkparms=aid%3D777003%26algo%3DDISCL.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20161005235629%26meid%3D24acc1f424c84d74be5c9a3f6220ec7f%26pid%3D100689%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D2%26sd%3D192286873010%26itm%3D192286872550&_trksid=p2385738.c100689.m4649 Maybe?