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Wow Glenn, hope your ok.

Yep, a bit of a red flag there

I'm surprised two posters have listed Hyper. I've always found them incredibly expensive.....

Expedia

We are going to Fiji on Tuesday, and the trip was nearly $500 cheaper booked online. We went to the travel expo and even there they couldn't beat the price.

Taylor Automotive are very good. I have a new cam wheel for a m20 that i dont need - could sell if you want.

No - in their first term.

Only difference between the two is Labour campaigned on no new taxes.

Thanks for that. And I guess the weight difference is minor?

What a great build! Why did you go four door, and not a coupe?

It wont cost us less for orders under $400 though.

Wow, those crazy Russians!

If the supplier is required to add the gst themselves, then that will increase the cost of the goods.

I wonder how much it cost per kilometre driven....

Yes it is - they cancelled the irrigation schemes, are introducing fart taxes, and are planning on limiting herd numbers.

Labour campaigned on borrowing more than National, and also campaigned on paying down less debt than National, and campaigned on paying down debt slower than National. Debt to gdp is the correct measure to use (this is what economists use), and by world standards ours is very low. This is due to the Bolger and Clark governments paying down alot of debt that had been racked up by mostly the Muldoon government, and due to strong global economic times in the decade before the global financial crisis, and due to good economic management through the aftermath of the global financial crisis. To put it in perspective our debt to gdp is 22.2%, and peaked at 54.8% in the aftermath of the Muldoon era. Japan is at 253%, USA at 104%, and the UK 85%.

Norway makes its money from mining and exporting oil. Labour is already shutting that industry down here, so that rules that out. Our income comes mainly from dairy which is already being attacked by Labour and the Greens, so maybe that golden goose will be maimed. The only way Labour knows how to increase income, is by raising taxes and borrowing more than before.

Its already over $3 for 91 in some places; https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/107701845/some-kiwi-motorists-shelling-out-more-than-3-a-litre-for-fuel

National campaigned against the regional fuel tax - they even had an advert that attacked Labours myriad of taxes, including the regional fuel tax. National has promised to cancel the regional fuel tax if elected. Heres the old advert from the election campaign;

National opposed all the regional fuel taxes. They actively campaigned against it.

What a legend!

My research on LS swaps has taught me to stick to the bmw rear end - much less painless, and much cheaper.

Done well to get this far if those are the original guides. Looks like you stepped in just in time.

How many kms on the engine?

210 all the way - do it once do it right. Talk to Kayne Barrie, he will advise the best option within your budget.