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Re: 4age in a 1000. what has to be done?
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Hey matty,
Im not sure what rules you guys have done there but can't be done in NSW, gay. To big by about 40cc. It was my first choice.

Posted on: 2010/6/28 8:48
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Re: 1000 disc brakes EOI
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Hey Neil
Just wondering if you have had a chance to get prices.
Thanks

Posted on: 2010/6/11 14:45
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Re: Problem with my daily
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Check your brakes again. Instead just looking at brake material look for an indicator, a little metal clip. Look for witness marks along the rotor and check that the metal brake cover is not touching the rotor.

Posted on: 2010/6/9 6:23
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Re: Supercharger Dilemma sc14 vs sc12 vs amr500
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Here's some pics of go1200's setup. Worked so well, the boost was so good as soon as you hit the pedal.

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Posted on: 2010/6/1 9:30
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Re: 1000 disc brakes EOI
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Posted on: 2010/5/31 13:05
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Re: Oh the horror! Why..?
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Its to far gone dude. This thing needs to go to sims metal and be put out of its myseiry.

Posted on: 2010/5/25 6:59
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Re: good price for surge tank???
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Before you go down the ebay path, I would look at getting one made. It will fit heaps better and look neat. You can chose where to run lines in and out of the surge tank. You can run metal fuel lines up to your engine bay and you will only need 1 meter of fuel line. You dont need to run braid, i used a blue high pressure fuel line and briad for turbo lines only on exhuast side and it looks very neat.

Price it all up and if its only $100 or so more go with the custom job.

Posted on: 2010/5/23 9:32
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Re: G13B into my KB10 ( now driving )
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Im not getting my wheels off that site. Im thinking about Performance superlites. Yeah mate, for sure. I'm not taking my poor old girl down your street though

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Posted on: 2010/5/23 9:17
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Re: good price for surge tank???
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it seems like a good price to me, the braid would cost more than half of it. I wonder about to quality.

Posted on: 2010/5/23 6:09
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Re: G13B into my KB10 ( now driving )
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Axle tramp is not completely gone but under control. Fixed this with a big set of gas shocks and shackel bushes. I need another set of spring saddles as pedders bent my new ones but hey, you win some you lose some. I'm thinking about playing with pinion angle to eliminate the tramp completely but its 80% better so its no real problem anymore. Also got better shocks for the front.

I found wheels to fit and correct the track in the rear. I was tossing up between superlites or I found a guy to knock up a set simmons. I'm leaning towards the superlites as they are more than half the price of the simmons and the simmons would have been rimmed up and I wasn't sure if I liked to look of it. Plus I can replace the superlites in the future.

Posted on: 2010/5/23 4:55
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