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  1. Hadouken's my name, NPC is my game. No model number. NPC 10" carbotic (carbonic) cushioned button with lightweight flywheel set me back $1100
  2. I thought this was you. http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/403731-r34-gtr-rim-size/ Anywho, this should have some info for you
  3. Oh and home contents insurance covers the stuff if they stay in the house
  4. My tools are in the house all locked up! This is also the last straw for where im living atm and am moving. But yes, thank you, i have even put lock nuts on my wheels, in the fear that they will come back. Moved all the remainder of my stuff out of the garage into the living room. I would sleep next to my new tools if i could haha. Im so paranoid, that everytime the garage door opens that i listen for my car. God knows what i would do to them if they touch my car
  5. A graph would put my mind at ease.
  6. Well due to the testomony of my step dad and you guys. I bought the essentials from repco yesterday. They feel really good. Will try them out tonight. Also after i bought my new tools, its slowly filling the whole of my stolen ones. Like cake for a chick i suppose haha. Once again the generosity is overwhelming on here.
  7. Im not a fan of spacers, period. So I have no input for which to use
  8. We can only try and give you the right advise. In the end you're the one making the decision. If you are comfortable with the slip ons, then do it.
  9. NPC Why not just keep the twin? Guaranteed you will want power, and then at least you have a clutch that will hold it. If you are concerned about not being able to drive the twin, then you just need more exposure. You will get used to it. Even if you ride it like a bitch, you can replace it when it gives up.
  10. because they shorten the amount of thread the wheel nut holds on to.
  11. I would recommend 5mm spacers have you measure the clearance?
  12. That'll buff out easy.
  13. different sized spacers does nothing to the 4wd system.
  14. Ill be visiting them after work. Maybe get some good deals
  15. That is great news then.
  16. This happened to me a few years back. The person i hit on left rear quarter did the same i pressume that happened to you. He kept denying that it was his fault. So with my cunning tongue, when we are on a 3 way conversation with the insurance company. I asked him, did you check your rear vision mirror? He said yes, he also lead to say that he didnt see me there. So i said, you didnt do a head check when you merged, he said he checked his passenger mirror, i then said, you didnt check your blind spot. The case manager then said that i was not at fault for his neglegence. I hope this plays out the same way for you.
  17. Negative on the insurance claim. Its a shared garage due to being a apartment complex. Its been safe for over a year haha. I still think its an inside job. Door wasnt broken or anything. But the light at the end of the tunnel is, im a sparky so my tools can be claimed next financial year. Im glad repco have good rep. I will definitely try them out.
  18. Is this from a personal point of view?
  19. Thats the first thing i did yesterday. Call all the pawn shops. Terry you are a legend. Im also going to try Repco tools until i can get myself a kincrome tool chest again.
  20. Thanks alot guys. I take your offers to heart. Its ok, I dont need anything desperately and i would only feel bad to take your duplicates. Except for if they are already up for grabs Also its unfortunate that nothing has been marked. It will easily dissapear into the abyss. Once again thank you for your kind offers.
  21. this. You asked if it would scrub, we said yes, you didnt listen
  22. you can import a highly modified car and not get it engineered. Or should I say you shouldnt, but they do.
  23. Ill get the vet. Put $200 on it. Sounds fair to me.
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