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Balls up of a day at work. Total shit from go to woah. Every redneck trucker in Australia was in at the pub today, 3 bartenders and 400-500 people is not fun times.

Mangs. Timing belt success :cool:

Next up will be to replace some hoses and get some hotter spark plugs to try and get rid of the lag and idle miss. Then oil pump and fuel pump.

Then rear tie rods, boots all round, new rocker cover seal, and maybe a listing in the for sale section.

Mangs. Timing belt success :cool:

Next up will be to replace some hoses and get some hotter spark plugs to try and get rid of the lag and idle miss. Then oil pump and fuel pump.

Then rear tie rods, boots all round, new rocker cover seal, and maybe a listing in the for sale section.

giving up skyline ownership?

or getting a different one?

Afternoon mangs.

What kind of euro you thinking John?

Pretty sure turbos are on the way out on the GTR the noise is getting worse and it sounds like Scott's now mellow.gif

Morning Mangs,

So narrows it down to bmw, merc, porsche, vw, audi, maserati, alfa, ferrari, lancia or a lambo eh John?

F1 was good last night even if Vettool dominated.

Morning Mangs,

Pretty sure turbos are on the way out on the GTR the noise is getting worse and it sounds like Scott's now mellow.gif

'Tis the season for destroying turbos it would seem.

Knock Knock.

So narrows it down to bmw, merc, porsche, vw, audi, maserati, alfa, ferrari, lancia or a lambo eh John?

LOL!

At least it rules out the bloody french

F1 was good last night even if Vettool dominated.

They got the DRS zone wrong. Was too many free overtakes on the straightaway.

Other than that was a good race, for all the positions behind first anyway. Webbo needs to find some more talent, stat.

I lol'd at the commentators reference to Kobayashi "doing a Webber".

Yeah needed to be a bit later on to make it a bit more difficult and then all the passing would have to be done in the braking zone instead of before it lol

Yeah needed to be a bit later on to make it a bit more difficult and then all the passing would have to be done in the braking zone instead of before it lol

Yeah, they got it right the last couple of races but they messed it up this one. Cars side by side in the braking zone is what you want.

F*ck, too slow. Phone is already "Out for delivery". Damn DHL and their German efficiency.

Hopefully he either leaves it at the door, or gets back to the depot in time for me to go and pick it up this arvo...

So narrows it down to bmw, merc, porsche, vw, audi, maserati, alfa, ferrari, lancia or a lambo eh John?

And you know I hate Merc and Lambo, so that narrows it down even more!

If I do wind up going euro it'll be Alfa or VW.

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