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Re: WTB front bumper for 1200 ute
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Maybe they've recently run out, but it was only about a month and a half ago that I went into Werribee Nissan.
I've had some BAD experiences with people behind the counter at some spare parts outlets... Gotta catch the right person too!

Posted on: 2008/11/21 19:13
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Re: WTB front bumper for 1200 ute
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Nissan still sell them brand new and they're not that dear either.

Posted on: 2008/11/21 10:36
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Re: Melbourne Drag Day
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just wondering what time at Macca's?
and who's meeting up?
Gonna try and make it...

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trb012 wrote - Make it macca's then say 9.30ish if it opens at 10


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boofhead wrote - its tomorrow, 19/10/08, meet at maccas on the western ring road at 11:30am

Posted on: 2008/10/18 11:13
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Re: Help In Perth
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Does that mean you can't get a SR20DE engineered over there?

It's a shame all states can't just be the same.
If a car is engineered and registered in one state, I feel it should be recognised in another state.
The engineer that signed off on it still did his / her degree that is recognised Australia wide.

If they would recognise the rego / engineers for the DE engine. You could put the origional DE stuff back on for the transfer, then put the turbo back on later - (not that I would encorage anything shifty) .

Posted on: 2008/8/15 13:37
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Re: brakes for ca
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crzy_1200_ute,
You got the Maddat set up havn't you?
struts, brakes and all?

If so, was there a big improvement over the S13 brakes? (is that what you had before)


Posted on: 2008/8/13 10:33
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Re: brakes for ca
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I have spoken to my engineer here in Melbourne.
He said If I used the same sized brakes as the car the engine came out of (180SX) then I don't even need a 'certified' brake test for the engineers certificate.

He said - anything smaller would be acceptable, however a brake test would be needed at an additional $300 -$400.

And to my knowledge, down here in VIC as long as the car can stop from 100km's p/h in a specific distance. It's okay.

Posted on: 2008/8/13 7:59
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Re: Petition For Aussie Drag Racer, its a must look
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Nova Radio station in Melbourne anounced this morning that Troy Critchley is not goin to face any Jail time and that he has accepted a 'deal' of some sort.

Not sure what sort of deal - but it's Really good news that it isn't the life in prison sentance he was facing!

Well done everyone who took the time to read and sign the petition and pass it on!

Posted on: 2008/8/13 5:37
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Re: the old sleepy y
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Sensational!!!

Luv it!

Sleepers are awesome...
So you sold it did you? If so, I will keep an eye out and remember not to race any granny spec 120Y's

Posted on: 2008/8/9 11:22
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Re: Youtube
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You must have been real bored Ben!

I'm not even going to ask how you got to be looking at 'PUS*Y' cats... Lol!


...It is a crazy Cat though

Posted on: 2008/8/9 7:20
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Re: changing CA18 headgasket
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Sometimes it's just better not knowing!

Thats exactly where my old head gasket started to go.
What type of gasket are you replacing it with?
Did you decide to get new bolts or studs?

My bores were slightly scored too (couldn't feel them by touch) but could see clearly.

Posted on: 2008/8/9 7:10
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