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    Lowering

    But its a 31. angle grinder IS the proper way.
  2. I thought that most insurance companies wouldnt write it off if the chassis was still completely intact.
  3. Ahh, nothing like watching Sweeney Todd and reflecting on humanity
  4. wtf? Hendrix on the sitar. Im pretty sure that i can see the tabs on his forehead
  5. I got told that my lexus badge was loose and falling off. *infiniti badge* then proceeded to wonder and ask multiple times whether I owned this Lexus Skyline. Closest ive been to defect
  6. John, I got a 33 for sale. Hectic ass bro. :\ I got back today, Ill keep an eye out on my travels.
  7. im homeless have you tried gumtree? if its p-plate legal that might be a way of selling it. not sure about sydney rules exactly. on carsales, people have to look for a skyline to see it. thats the problem.
  8. im on the south side *rochedale* so ill keep an eye out when im back.
  9. From my recollection, speeding down here has a 2kmph leniency. Back home in brisbane, we get 10% that pisses me off about sydney. So, your sitting on the motorway, late night, oh what,youve hit 105kmph. thats an offence. Really? there should be moer leniency. I don't know about yous but i dont glare at my speedo, i awtch the road. if traffic is moving a bit faster and its been a long day, can you blaim people? Considering that youd get the same fine for 55 in a 50 zone and 105 in a 100 zone is a bit stupid.
  10. Court fees arent that bad if its solved at first instance, which is what i'd be looking for. looking at *from memory* couple of hundred. But the other option is 3 points.
  11. looks like im coming back early. anything on tomorrow nighT? want need to get pissed.
  12. Drink driving is an intentional crime. You should be locked up for that. Other things such as, cruising down say parra road and you slip up to 65kph or what not with general flow of traffic, thats where the s10 should be applied. At the end, it's in the hands of the presiding magistrate.
  13. From: http://www.criminal-lawyer.com.au/drinking...ingoffences.asp
  14. In my younger days, when I had gthe dirty s13, we can all assume what occured. Numerous times I travelled to court and pleaded dfor section 10. s10 1 a is the most common and only in wavering situations are the others even considered. Now, if the case is dismissed outright, then how is it possible to attract demerit points or any other form of fine. You have been basically let off. This is one of those issues that's a bit here and there. My best suggestion is to call a few solicitors and speak to them directly. The only time s10 1b and 1c apply is if the magistrate is a wnker or they dont like you. Other than that, the client has claimed and has evidence to prove the fact that he has not had any incidents in over 5 years of active driving, and he is not a reckless immature p plater, hence your honor, it has been made apparent to the court that he was in an unfamiliar area and unaware of the conditions. This combined with the fact that it was very late in the evening demonstrates that he was not intentionally commiting an offence. To elaborate on this, being in an unknown area near midnight, he was navigating the roads carefully and ensuring that he was maintaining the speed limit, a moments lapse of judgement resulted in him failing to notice the Bus Lane sign, until it was too late. According to my clients claims, he was unware that the area was a bus lane until a few weeks later when he received the notification of the incident. Being a man of upmost charecter, as his references demonstrate, he returned to the area whilst the sun was up and noted that it was infact a bus lane. Now your honor, my client has pleaded guilty and has not attempted to pull the wool over the court's eyes and has ensured that he is present at the time of the hearing. Being that this is his first offence in over 5 years, and that he is a responsible person, I do plea to the court to grant a s10 1a. Thank you, your honor. Ahh, miss law classes.
  15. I love the mentality that these articles create. I own a V35 350GT8 SEDAN! When going for job interviews, so what car do you own? A skyline. I have almost lost people then and there but they look and argue with me that it's an infiniti not a skyline. just because it's badged like that. But yes, people that race on the streets are idiots. I will admit, whilst overtaking I will give it a bit of gas. But that's farrr safer than slowing down to overtake. Like people on the motorway who are cruising at 100 next to you then indicate, then slow down to 80 when they're in front of you. WTH!?!?!
  16. That's exactly what a section 10 is. Sorry mate, skimmed past your post. But if in all honesty, it is a first time error, esp in 6 years -> go for it! It's a sly little loop hole a few mates and i discovered in law school. Had it checked out by lawyers and it's all kocher
  17. Take it to court, quickly and plead guilty with an explanation and request a section 10. Basically, first time offence, I know I F-ed up, I'm sorry, we cool? Then they look at your record, all good see ya.
  18. The RTA and SDRO are all about lies, I just don't like them. Really? I go into a fish nd chips shop and buy lets say a small chips for $2. The govt claims hypothetically 20c in tax. If I lose my license and then get comprehensive and have to pay an extra $200/annum. Then the govt gets $20 a year more from me. Over 5 years, $100. It adds up and its something that you 'have to' mention if it's occured in the last five years. The govt has their dirty fat pudgy fingers in every big industry. Mining taxes are about to be imposed and what happens? The PM gets voted out and a ranga steps in. Hmm..
  19. Bob Jane, Jax? I usually go to Bob Jane, costs likel $50
  20. I'm in Sydney, bishes... That is all. Well, The way things are with that #$%&^ at my place, I might stay here a bit longer, till I can get enough shit sorted out.
  21. Well, Im off to sydney in 7hours, so ill have to start trolling their section soon.
  22. Get comprehensive insurance on your car and take it into a tree Nah, make sure that they have checked the fluid thoroughly and it isn't burnt or low or dirty, that could be the issue *hopefully* IF your tranny has shat itself, then yes, it is quite pricey, an option maybe to install a 5AT. Check the fluid carefully make sure that it is that. Make sure all your fluids are fine. When my engine oil starts to give a bit, my car feels like shit. I change it every 10k, but after about 8500ks, the car feels very weak and what not. Make sure you eliminate every possibility before getting rid of the tranny as it is a verry dear move to make. Hope my ramblings helped Cheers, Tony
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