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wolki101
Re: wtd 1200 ute tarp black
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i'm in canberra, got one with a few patches where it's been repaired and is a bit old but still good nic. it's yours if you organise postage n stuff :)

Posted on: 2010/5/6 12:32
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Re: wats better sr20 ca18 or 13b
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lol chill man, i love rotors to but they're pretty heavy on the fuel. the rx8 is what 15 years at least ahead of the ca and is n/a as well

Posted on: 2010/5/6 11:56
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Re: wats better sr20 ca18 or 13b
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it goes of capacity to weight, it's like 2.5 times standard weight for turbo, 3.5 times standard weight for turbo or some thing? so like 700 x 2.5= 1750cc and 3.5x700= 2450cc

Posted on: 2010/5/6 9:52
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Re: wats better sr20 ca18 or 13b
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ca is only legal one for 1200 far as i know, sr will be reliable with more power than ca, rotor will make #OOPS#loads of power, make awesome noises and just general craziness but will need a rebuild every week and you'll be driving from servo to servo lol, depends on what you want :)

Posted on: 2010/5/6 9:34
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Re: fitting 17" rims on a stock datto 1200 ute
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lol watch dumb and dumberer.
and 13's pull chicks
20's pull hoes haha

Posted on: 2010/5/5 4:49
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Re: 1200zx ? what do you think
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looks amazing so far, nice craftsmanship. really interested to see final painted pics with a the bumper bars etc. on

Posted on: 2010/5/5 4:39
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Re: fitting 17" rims on a stock datto 1200 ute
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chicks are for fags!

Posted on: 2010/5/3 8:57
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Re: A couple of questions for ca owners
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having the engine closer to the firewall is also more ideal for handling

Posted on: 2010/5/1 1:40
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Re: torana banjo diff torque settings
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yeah that's what i went for, and then about 15 minutes after finishing got a reply on another forum with exact torque settings lol, should be right but :)

Posted on: 2010/5/1 1:35
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torana banjo diff torque settings
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so pulled my diff apart to apply some heat and putting it back together atm and was just wondering if anybody know the torque settings? can't find em anywhere

Posted on: 2010/4/30 7:14
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