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BBS? Kit edit: auction closes 2nite (wednesday)

my standard amp is in the boot too, left hand at the top.

must be a 318i thing, used the crowbar on mine, worked a treat.

ur job rules

mini truck, im really getting into them. Mazda B2000 wud b the go for me. eitha that or a s13 200sx

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nice article, just havin a think, wud this be possible for M30s too? using the 3.5/2.8/2.5 M30 bits?

just plain rice emma, theres a pic of a primera with an ac badge on here somewhere. its bmw specific, whereas hartge? does merc too

*cough* gotta love those australian cars!!!!!111!!!!11!!

happy birthday dude

thanks for the info grant, will take into consideration when i get a new set of tyres, how are the yokos on tread wear, as in time?

u certainly finished that thread off with a bang ryan!!

just wondering, what compression are u running? 8:1? and how many pounds of boost?

w3rd, thats what i was thinking. Great first car.

used eco oil, came off easy.

as title says? wats the best product to use, people have told me petrol, eucolyptis oil etc etc, wat should i use not to f*ck my paint? sparkle

w3rd. so true.

experience in this sam?

um yup. primo. my pants have made a slight "tent"

its coz of rust you cant see, dont know how it got the last one...

the way i meant it is that u will also get a better sound out of doing ur exhaust properly instead of sounding like a brass razzoo with doing it half pie.

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theres always the option of buying smoked lights, but they can sometimes cost you $$$, i myself couldnt justify spending heaps on a cosmetic mod like that. Ive heard of a spray on tint, which some people have used. Hav a look on US forums eg dtmpower.net, im sure quite a few have smoked their lights that way.

ur betta to get a full exhaust done, it wont cost you much more at all. i was qouted about $250 for a full 2.5" single exhaust. do that with a muffler and a resonator and you will be set, you should also notice a performance increase this way. Any good exhaust shop will tell you thats the way to go for good sound and performance. If you can afford it you could go for a tuned exhaust, but that costs $$$