Bass Junky

PRICE DUMP, NEEDS TO GO. PM ME.

How long should the ball joints and bushes in the front end last?

Watching this.

If it's any gear, and load, it sounds like you have a light weight flywheel. Mine has done that since the lightweight flywheel went in 4 years ago. Mine does it at about 1800 rpm.

Still for sale guys..... Looking for a good home

Grant... Sorry to hear about the car. It's shit to loose something through no fault of your own..... However, my car IS still for sale It's silver, like yours, it's got all the good bits, like yours......... :D

Final Inspection is THE place to get your can properly detailed. There is NOWHERE better than Damian. He used to have a full carwash and detailing boutique, but it was diverting him from doing his proper details and so has sold it and moved the detailing business to Campbellfield. He still performs world beating details. Just not basic washes any more.

Hey all, Thanks for the congrats. Been a long time coming, but feels GREAT. Sorry I haven't been around the traps lately, been travelling for work heaps, so I haven't been around much. 20 weeks is when we can see if I'm having a pit member or grid girl, at 14 weeks now. It's VERY exciting. BASS OUT

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Hey all, So below are a couple of photos of my latest project that I've been working on. Currently Gemma and I have installed the torso, head, legs, arms, and placenta. Ears are in their initial stages. At the moment we are tuning in the eyes, fingers, toes, and all other bit. We are going for about 7 - 8 pounds of boost at the moment. With a bit of careful tuning, and the most precise AFR ratios known to man, in about 27 weeks, with the help of some NOS, we should receive the latest in a burgening niche of Bass Junky clones. Does anybody have any tuning tips for the combo I've described?? BASS OUT PS Now somebody REALLY has to buy my car dammit!

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If anybody needs any further info on the correct companies to go to in order to get a steel farmed house built, please let me know. I'm happy to help.

I've used Bahco tools kits as my installation tools on Machine Tool installations for a while, and they can't be faulted. I would happily buy Bahco again.

Price Dump. Need it gone. $24,000 FIRM. You wont find a better car for this money. New rego, will be detailed prior to new owner picking up.

Steel often has a slightly higher cost for the frame itself, as it's almost always pre-fabricated, although the following trades should take less time to fit out as all the services holes should be in the right place for them, and you also wont need to straighten any walls, get the planer out or fix any warped timber frames. Who is doing your building? DEMAND Steel!

MadBung. In a house fire, a steel frame doesn't contribute to a fire. White pine (what the majority of houses are made from these days) ignites at 250-280 degrees, after this point the fire spreads through the walls, into the roof cavity and there goes your house, especially if the trusses are built using gang nails, which again, all are. The steel doesn't buckle or move until way above the temperature at which timber ignites. When underpinning a house, you have to remember that steel weights around 1/3 of the same frame in timber, hence there is much less load on the joists and bearers, hence much less worry about. And in regards to city vs country..... the % of houses in country area's in steel compared to city is MUCH higher.

Correct. Steel Framing has been used exclusivly by JG Kings for many many years. Steel is slowly gaining share over timber as the public are educated into it's un-questionable advantages over timber.

Clutch. Sorry mate but you are clearly uneducated and ill informed about this. Steel Houses DO NOT CREAK. This has been proven bu the CSIRO and was found to be no more than a myth perpetrated by the timber to protect market share. Steel is recycleable. Timber is not. Of ALL the steel possible to be recycled in Australia, 80% is, and of that 80%, 95% is actually recycled and turned into new steel. We dig the iron ore up once, turn it into steel once, and then re-use if for the next 100,000 years. Timber converts a lot of Cardon Di-Oxide to Oxygen during it's grow process, and then releases all that carbon back into the atmosphere as it degrades over the next 50 years. AVerage life span of a galvanised steel house frame..... 800 years. As proven in accelerated scientific tests. To protect timber from Termites and/or Rot you need to treat it with harsh chemicals, how knows what they are doing to people..... Remember Asbestos? RBPOWA, The blue coating on the "TrueCore" material is simply a blue ink/tint in the final Chromate layer. It's simply a branding exercise, and that steel (Bluescope's ZincAlume) is not actually 100% correct for use in Steel Framing, normal Z275 Gal is better, as you don't need to use a membrane underneath the steel on concrete slabs. Having said that though, in the vast majority of cases, it's no problem to do this.

It's alright, I've got it. GO STEEL FRAMING

Hey all, I was told about a news article about the first house being rebuilt in Traralgon in Steel Framing. Did anybody tape the news last night? Could you host it somewhere? Did anyone see the story? All help appreciated. Cheers Pete

Yep, East bear rear and skirts..... My Nismo LEDs are for sale......

hehehe That's my car with the REAL Nismo GT Tail Lights..... For sale now.

Busted!

Well, if your inbox wasn't full....

Buy mine. Top condition. Looks great. Very well modified......