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As far as i can remember, one goes from battery-chassis-drivers side engine mount, g/box-body and i think rear of the plenum drivers side to body. Don't quote me on the last though

so erkle - you know nick from clubmotivate?

small world..

Yeah.

I met Nick and his mrs through my partner's parents. Her mother is best friends with Nick's missus.

My main memory is Nick cruising along walter road back towards eden hill. Dropped it a gear and planted it.

Each time he changed gears the wheels spun.

i nearly came from the over excitement.

Clean as.. did you end up fitting that frontpipe? (if i am remembering correct person :P)

Finally almost have mine done after replacing all under plenum pipes due to leak, new gaskets etc etc... Just want to drive the damn thing now! Absolute bitch of a job too, on par with swapping turbos. In fact i'd rather of done the turbos again.

*shakes head in disapproving manner*

Kids these days!

J/K, what ever floats your boat! But if you want it to perform well at drifting you will have to either lift it (i know, i know how dare i suggest that) or more all your suspension pick up points ($$$$).

Does look good though :thumbsup:

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