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Flying Performance International is the only official online Hybrid dealer

Flying Performance International official website www.flyn.com.au

Check out the Hybrid official website at www.powerdigger.com

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FLYING PERFORMANCE 3" DUMP AND ENGINE FRONT PIPE IN ONE FOR BOTH SILVIA S14 & S15, DIRECT BOLT-ON WITH FLANGES. It is a must have for all the 200SX out there, because it is a Flying 3" mandrel bent dump & front pipe in 1, not just the front pipe that other people sell, WE GUARANTEE MASSIVE POWER INCREASE OF UP TO 50 PS!!! If you have a boost gauge you can see the 2-4psi improvement and the better throttle responsiveness. VERY LIMITED STOCKS! HURRY!!!

s13 / 180sx ca18det

s13 / 180sx sr20det

200sx s14 / s14a / s15

r32 2.0L gtst / gtsr

r32 2.5L gtst / gtsr

r33 gtst / gtsr

$229 delivered

Payment Instruction

PAYMENT TO: FLYING PERFORMANCE INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD

ST. GEORGE BANK LIMITED

BRANCH NO: 112-879

ACCOUNT NO: 065766824

PLEASE you must give the bank your forum user name as the description of the transaction. That way it shows up on our bank statement with the amount you have sent us. So we can match your order with your payment otherwise there may be a delay for us to match the payment to your order!

After you have made the payment, please you must e-mail us with your payment date & amount, your name & postal details.

Once we receive your payment, we will inform you and send it at the same time.

It will be packed and sent securely in boxes or bubble padded bags for best protection.

Flying Performance International is the only official online Hybrid dealer

Flying Performance International official website www.flyn.com.au

Check out the Hybrid official website at www.powerdigger.com

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OPTIONAL PACK

FLYING PERFORMANCE NEW 6 METERS HEAT SHIELD EXHAUST WRAP KIT INCLUDING STAINLESS STEEL RACING CLAMPS $35

This pipe will give you 2 - 4psi increase depending on existing boost pressure.

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This wrap will work on any make or model of cars, if you can wrap it you can use it! This wrap can even eliminate turbo lag!

You have seen it in proper race cars like V8 Supercars and JGTC in Japan, and now we bring it to the street, introducing the FLYING Exhaust Fiberglass Wrap. It is a weave of the finest insulating fiberglass material with extremely closed texture pattern. The type of fiberglass we are using to make the Exhaust Wrap is carefully examined and tested in our overseas development centre to ensure it will last over the vehicle's working life for reliability and durability. It keeps the heat in the pipe and at the same time protects the electronic components in the engine bay.

The wrap is about 2.5 millimeters thick and 1.8 inches wide, can withstand temperature of up to 600 degrees Celsius which is something that the HPC won't be able to offer. Keeping exhaust heat inside your exhaust pipes maintains exhaust gas velocity, helps to increase combustion scavenging and thus increases power. FLYING Exhaust Fiberglass Wrap can also reduce under bonnet temperatures as much as 80% by insulating both fuel and clutch lines, while protecting mechanics and other electronic components in the engine bay from injury. For example, 6 meters long is enough to wrap a 200SX / Skyline GTS-T DUMP AN ENGINE FRONT PIPE IN ONE easily. The 2 clamps that come with the 6 meters wrap pack are used to keep the wrap in places after you wrap the pipe, one clamp for each end.

If you need extra clamp, they are AUD$2 each

Here is a TV time table for Drift Australia this year

Hybrid aiming at the top 2006

SpeedWeek (SBS)

Inside Speed (Fox)

Round 1

Mallala

2006 May 27-28

Sunday, June 11 at 12 noon SpeedWeek (SBS)

Wednesday, June 14 at 8:30pm Inside Speed (Fox)

Round 2

Queensland

2006 June 24-25

Sunday July 9 at 12 noon SpeedWeek (SBS)

Wednesday, July 12 at 8:30pm Inside Speed (Fox)

Round 3

Eastern Creek

2006 July 29-30

Sunday, Aug 20 at 12 noon SpeedWeek (SBS)

Wednesday, Aug 23 at 8:30pm Inside Speed (Fox)

Round 4

Symmons Plains

2006 Sept 2-3

Sunday Sept 17 at 12 noon SpeedWeek (SBS)

Wednesday, Sept 20 at 8:30pm Inside Speed (Fox)

Round 5

Oran Park

2006 Sep 23-24

Sunday Oct 15 at 12 noon SpeedWeek (SBS)

Wednesday, Oct 18 at 8:30pm Inside Speed (Fox)

Flying Performance International is the only official online Hybrid dealer

Flying Performance International official website www.flyn.com.au

Check out the Hybrid official website at www.powerdigger.com

LOGO10.JPGflying%20banner2.JPG

5c_1_b.JPG

FLYING PERFORMANCE 3" DUMP AND ENGINE FRONT PIPE IN ONE FOR BOTH SILVIA S14 & S15, DIRECT BOLT-ON WITH FLANGES. It is a must have for all the 200SX out there, because it is a Flying 3" mandrel bent dump & front pipe in 1, not just the front pipe that other people sell, WE GUARANTEE MASSIVE POWER INCREASE OF UP TO 50 PS!!! If you have a boost gauge you can see the 2-4psi improvement and the better throttle responsiveness. VERY LIMITED STOCKS! HURRY!!!

s13 / 180sx ca18det

s13 / 180sx sr20det

200sx s14 / s14a / s15

r32 2.0L gtst / gtsr

r32 2.5L gtst / gtsr

r33 gtst / gtsr

$229 delivered

Payment Instruction

PAYMENT TO: FLYING PERFORMANCE INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD

ST. GEORGE BANK LIMITED

BRANCH NO: 112-879

ACCOUNT NO: 065766824

PLEASE you must give the bank your forum user name as the description of the transaction. That way it shows up on our bank statement with the amount you have sent us. So we can match your order with your payment otherwise there may be a delay for us to match the payment to your order!

After you have made the payment, please you must e-mail us with your payment date & amount, your name & postal details.

Once we receive your payment, we will inform you and send it at the same time.

It will be packed and sent securely in boxes or bubble padded bags for best protection.

yes, if you have a boost gauge you can see the 2-4psi improvement and the better throttle responsiveness.

With our pipe, you will feel the difference straight away, especially at low and mid range, that is where we use most.

Better drivability.

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HSD Suspension

HSD coil-overs are used by 2005 Drift Australia champion Darren Appleton and many other prominent drivers in Australia. Now available only in the premium HR series, HSD coil-overs feature 55mm heavy-duty full-tapped dampers with 15-step damping adjustment. All models feature pillow-ball top mounts for easy installation and maximum control. Models with strut-type suspension also feature camber adjustment, while all models feature adjustable base height and spring seat height.

HSD coil-overs are supplied with spring rates intended for club-level motorsport, drift and street driving. Harder or softer springs are also available at just $100 a pair. All rates from 3kg/mm to 14kg/mm are kept in stock.

All HSD coil-overs come with a 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects.

NISSAN

S13 Silvia or 180SX $1549

S14 200SX $1549

S15 200SX or Silvia $1549

R32 Skyline GTS & GTS-t (GTS-4 available to order) $1549

R33 Skyline GTS25 and GTS25t $1549

R34 Skyline GT and GT-t $1549

R32 GT-R $1549

R33 GT-R $1549

R34 GT-R $1549

Z32 300ZX and Fairlady Z $1549

Z33 350Z $1549

TOYOTA

JZX90 Mark II, Cresta, Chaser $1549

JZX100 Mark II, Cresta, Chaser $1549

JZA70 Supra (Also GA-70, MA70, MA71) $1549

JZA80 Supra $1549

SXE10 Altezza and Lexus IS200 **NEW** $1549

SUBARU

GC8 Impreza WRX (MY94 to MY00) $1599

GDB Impreza WRX (MY01 to MY02) $1599

GDB Impreza WRX (MY04 on) $1599

SG5 Forester $1599

MAZDA

FC3S RX-7 (Series IV and V) $1549

FD3S RX-7 (Series VI to VIII) $1549

MITSUBISHI

CP9A Lancer Evolution (IV to VI) $1549

CT9A Lancer Evolution (VII on) $1549

HONDA

EG Civic $1549

EK Civic $1549

DC2 Integra $1549

DC5 Integra **NEW** $1599

AP1 S2000 $1549

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