Abo Bob

What I find interstesting is all the talk I hear of people with 2 or 3 year old rexies going for motor rebuilds or replacements.

They're english letters and they had a multinational team working on them.

That sounds like the most likely answer so far. Thanks very much for that. The context in which his name was mentioned makes it seem likely too.

Yes.

R = 6 cylinder, closed deck. B = Gasoline application using cast iron/nickle based block. [/color] S = 4 cylinder, closed deck. R= Gasoline application using sand-cast alloy based block. K = 4 cylinder, closed deck. A = Gaslone application using sand-cast iron based block. Q = 4 cylinder, open deck. R = Gaslone applcation using die-cast alloy based block.

Are you saying the drags are cancelled or that Origin takes precedence for you?

I think you could find a nice sileighty for that.

And in RD28 the R is the same but the D is for diesel.

Merli: S = 4 cylinder, closed deck. R= Gasoline application using sand-cast alloy based block Ferni - It's him I'm arguing with

Is an RB20E with 86kW race breed?

Working on something else at the moment but will definitely keep you informed. I'm going overseas next week and need new tyres asap so my mod money will be a little while coming. I am yet to get a FMIC but following is my plan: FMIC Springs/shocks maybe Nismo S-Tune coilovers fuel pump malpassi regulator ecu remap or piggy back that i'm working on now. 1 way diff injectors probably 550cc nismo turbo was thinking 2535 but am now reconsidering. I've done already: nismo panel filter (I don't think pods are necessary) CES split dump/front pipe fujitsubo cat back. AVC-R 18" rims but they don't count haha.

Damn.

I took another car out because it wasn't a Skyline and didn't deserve to be there.

Any ideas? He's been quoted as saying RB stands for Race Breed which I think is wrong. As far as I know the R means the engine is a six cylinder closed deck and the B means it is a petrol powered cast iron and nickel block.

CES racing split dump. cost heaps. I think www.cesracing.com.au

Here's ours.

How do you know which one you have? Are they labled anywhere? I have a fujitsubo and is fairly quiet but sounds great when opened up. Don't know what kind though.

Well stuff me with garlic and throw me to the lesbians. It will work next year if you add 1 to the numbers 1753 and 1754.

I remember you. I think I got a good arty kind of shot using my side mirror when you were behind me.

We lined up about 8 in the dark at the halfway house and took photo's of the tail lights which looked good. My lights are heaps brighter than everyones elses though.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=34851

I'll post some up tonight when I get home. We took heaps but lots were blurry.

You could say please don't make a big mess of my windows. It's not compulsory to put a sticker on. It's up to your discretion.

Something interesting. Note the use of the word MAY. "An authorised officer... MAY also affix..." 27 Defective vehicle labels (1) An authorised officer who issues a defective vehicle notice for a motor vehicle may also affix a defective vehicle label to the inside or outside of the front windscreen of the motor vehicle or in a conspicuous position on some other part of the vehicle.

Figure 1 Typical test site layout and microphone locations: motor cars and motor lorries