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suppose the only way to find out will be to do a diagnostic then run a few checks... funny cause I had a similar problem with my E30 same symptoms and it was just a loose lead, but guess I'm way off so it cant be that!

sounds like a loose lead connecting to spark plug / a bad spark plug

Just play it cool and go around with the cash give him the money and take away the engine with supercharger and all the bits you need trust me once he sees the coin (flash it in his face first) he will let you take anything you want, it always works...

Um could you give it to me in english Doc

Looking good, you must be proud...

Why, because it's classed as a 5 seater car and if you put a speaker where somebody is able to sit then I guess it becomes unsafe or something? thats what the VTNZ said. and No metal was cut it just sits in the space where he removed the fold out armrest.

My Nephew did this to my old E30 and it looks good and sounds way better than having a box in the boot, you cant even really hear it if its in the boot and everything shakes and rattles people outside can actually hear it better if place in the boot, it also saves alot of room that a box takes up as this install is a 12" sub. You just have to take it out for WOF but it only takes 5mins. Basicly you just take out the armrest and mount the sub to some board or ply and mount the wood into the space...

No not that im aware of where does your on say XLR appart from the number plate

Has your car got sat nav, 19" rims, led tail lights, xenon auto adjusting head lamps amd rain sensing wipers? All standard...?

After a set of headers, good stainless steel

Make sure you get a quote from these guys too as they are also bloody competitive ... http://www.tollnz.co.nz/Contact-Us.html

Whatever floats your boat West

Legend! can you do my car too....

Fuel? :banghead:

Good things take TIME......!

According to the police Website"Police members must be competent to use the general type of speed measuring equipment being used at the time." So you need to ask the question at court, how often has the officer used the said device? has he been trained to use the device? does he know how to correctly hold, aim, point the device...? and so on. Is it possible he was picking up a reading from a car going the other way, and then saw your car, you need to plant the seed of doubt about the situation and his abilities

take it to court and ask when the laser was last calibrated also the officer needs to be properly trained and certified to use it otherwise this kind of sh*t happens... If it turns out he wasn't properly trained to use it, or the device has not been checked and calibrated on its annual date. You win and dont need to pay anything... On the other hand if everything checks out you need to pay the court costs plus the fine

The pistons/rods cant handle boost and break leading to major repairs also there is a myriad of sensors which are prone to failure costing time and money to diagnose/fix

I'd stay away from the toyota V8 they are too fragile...

this looks like a nice piece of kit http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/...n-380218830.htm

you could check for any cracks in the rubber intake between air filter and manifold old ones get brittle and crack in the bend, also where the manifold bolts up to the block make sure the gasket is good. Basically anywhere between AFM and block where air could get in. Alternatively take it to a workshop that has a tune scope should only cost about $30 they will be able to tell you straight away

Enjoy

I think it looks good, a real head turner, and I bet it looks even better in person! You should defiantly take it to the Taupo Mega meet / trackday

leave the centre caps off it looks better

I would use belkin it does everything you need, you have to expect a slight reduction in call quality when using a mobile in a vehicle when its handsfree anyway, weather it's via factory bluetooth or fm transmitter