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RB25_lovin
Post #1751

QUOTE (Granthem @ Jul 30 2012, 08:58 PM) *

your 33 is really nice

V3N0M
Post #1752

Watched the Hicas light come on
Proceeded to cry
Watched hicas light go off, cheered a little

2fifty
Post #1753

plasti dip'd the badge

all done

wolfman101
Post #1754

Speaking of X3s-had mine repaired.




Scarcely a trace of roo blood left!

MJ80
Post #1755

I hit a pretty sizable wallaby in my BMW at about 70-80kms and it bounced right off and landed on the guardrail, died instantly but was most surprised by the fact the front bumper had not a mark on it, not one, i still cant get over it i got home thinking my front bar at least would be totally trashed, you would never know it had happened.

wolfman101
Post #1756



That's a pic from shortly after it happened. Not really much damage at all. If you look at the panel behind the wheel you can see that it's all warped, and the door has a long dent/scratch where his tail hit. He also busted the foggy and pushed it in/filled it with a mixture of blood and rain.

S2krazie
Post #1757

Might of sold my VTEC numberplates on ebay.

Awaiting payment.

wolfman101
Post #1758

GOOD SHOW.

How much?

VersionR
Post #1759

QUOTE (MJ80 @ Aug 2 2012, 05:01 PM) *
I hit a pretty sizable wallaby in my BMW at about 70-80kms and it bounced right off and landed on the guardrail, died instantly but was most surprised by the fact the front bumper had not a mark on it, not one, i still cant get over it i got home thinking my front bar at least would be totally trashed, you would never know it had happened.


The funk? A mate of mine hit a grey roo about 1m tall in his EL XR6 on the drivers side front at 90kmh, smashed his front end, the windscreen and broke the A pillar, and despite the blood and fur, the roo got up and left


Did all tie rods and took it for a wheel alignment, and fitted the roommate's CD player and speakers, big headache from solder smoke, just kept floating toward my face no matter which way I turned

ShanO`
Post #1760

Got the new wheels fitted to my Falcon

truffles
Post #1761

QUOTE (ShanO` @ Aug 4 2012, 11:25 AM) *
Got the new wheels fitted to my Falcon


Don't look as bad as I'd thought.

Today, I washed 4 cars.

Aarie
Post #1762

Tried to funk around with my flash tuner to get it to shift softer (looses traction in 3rd at 120km/h) Had no luck because the moron I baught it off fuched up all the factory settings.

mark1414
Post #1763

QUOTE (Aarie @ Aug 4 2012, 04:20 PM) *
Tried to funk around with my flash tuner to get it to shift softer (looses traction in 3rd at 120km/h) Had no luck because the moron I baught it off fuched up all the factory settings.


haha sure it does.

OT: Nothing other than looking at it sitting on stands.

stockmy00
Post #1764

QUOTE (Aarie @ Aug 4 2012, 04:20 PM) *
Tried to funk around with my flash tuner to get it to shift softer (looses traction in 3rd at 120km/h) Had no luck because the moron I baught it off fuched up all the factory settings.

In an xr6??
Time to get some new tyres unsure.gif

Damo
Post #1765

Gave the dirty @#$! a wash at my local coin deposit self serve sprayer.

patrick_h_oz
Post #1766

QUOTE (patrick_h_oz @ Aug 1 2012, 10:15 PM) *
Removed the spoiler off the red one, as it wasn't sealed properly and I'm sick of stuff in the boot getting wet. Ran out of light so duct taped over the holes. Classy!

Jumped on ebay and found a high mount brake light to mount on the parcel tray to keep it legal. $13.35 with priority shipping from HK. :thumbsup:Bargain!

Tomorrow's mission.. bypass the heater as that's where my coolant has been going. Passenger side carpet has green stains. Not sure if coolant or mould.. huh.gif


Bypassed the heater today. Usual painful time removing the hoses. Stupid wire hose clamps! Hopefully that is the end of missing coolant.. rant2.gif

MJ80
Post #1767

QUOTE (VersionR @ Aug 2 2012, 04:46 PM) *
The funk? A mate of mine hit a grey roo about 1m tall in his EL XR6 on the drivers side front at 90kmh, smashed his front end, the windscreen and broke the A pillar, and despite the blood and fur, the roo got up and left


It was a wallaby not a roo, big difference but impressive none the less.

RB25_lovin
Post #1768

QUOTE (stockmy00 @ Aug 4 2012, 04:55 PM) *
In an xr6??
Time to get some new tyres unsure.gif

time to stop taking corners at 120 in the wet

j.d.m
Post #1769

1TUFF80
Post #1770

4 hours of work this afternoon, just gotta un-hook the driveshafts then the motor and gearbox can come out.

V3N0M
Post #1771

Put some fuel in it
Thing misses and carries on if I put anything but BP Ultimate in it

_Ben
Post #1772

New intake manifold gasket.
funk me that was difficult, but my car now runs decently once again.

julio_vasquez
Post #1773

QUOTE (autech_s15 @ Jul 28 2012, 05:16 PM) *
snip

Shame your about to lose your licence.

BlueSwiftGTi
Post #1774

Bought it thumbsup.gif

wolfman101
Post #1775

QUOTE (BlueSwiftGTi @ Aug 6 2012, 12:57 PM) *
Bought it thumbsup.gif



GOOD FUNKING SHOW.

Love 'em-the smart man's alternative to the '86.

BlueSwiftGTi
Post #1776

See you all on the road - make sure to wave if you do! The colour is going to be rare as hell as the first lot that came to Australia are the only ones to have this colour - it's already ceased production.

happycamper
Post #1777

QUOTE (wolfman101 @ Aug 6 2012, 01:36 PM) *
GOOD FUNKING SHOW.

Love 'em-the smart man's alternative to the '86.


In what way?

Its fwd, and despite what the marketing people say, its a hatchback...

Not to say that its not a bad car I have no idea. But wouldn't something like a gti/scirocco/focus st/rs megane/citroen ds3 be a more reasonable comparison?

wolfman101
Post #1778

QUOTE (happycamper @ Aug 6 2012, 10:11 PM) *
In what way?

Its fwd, and despite what the marketing people say, its a hatchback...

Not to say that its not a bad car I have no idea. But wouldn't something like a gti/scirocco/focus st/rs megane/citroen ds3 be a more reasonable comparison?


In the sense that it's a cheap, quick-ish little car that is better featured/fit-and-finished than the '86.

This topic has been done to death-and I get in trouble for my dislike of the '86, so I won't do it again...suffice to say that I've mentioned all of the cars you just did, but remember that none of them are RWD either.

If RWD is a requirement for you, rather than speed/looks/quality/features, then yes, the '86 is really your only option at it's price point.

wolfman101
Post #1779

That is one clean funking car, if I do say so myself.


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Sam2505
Post #1780

ran some new speaker wire and put the bullbar back on the van, slowly getting there

RB25_lovin
Post #1781

QUOTE (happycamper @ Aug 6 2012, 10:11 PM) *
In what way?

Its fwd, and despite what the marketing people say, its a hatchback...

Not to say that its not a bad car I have no idea. But wouldn't something like a gti/scirocco/focus st/rs megane/citroen ds3 be a more reasonable comparison?

agreed. after working on to many hyundais are nothing but s**t. nanas cars

@cid
Post #1782


6km on the clock when i picked it up

Draven
Post #1783

Removed the Air system from the engine bay of the Fairlane...
Before...

After...

happycamper
Post #1784

QUOTE (wolfman101 @ Aug 7 2012, 08:36 AM) *
In the sense that it's a cheap, quick-ish little car that is better featured/fit-and-finished than the '86.

This topic has been done to death-and I get in trouble for my dislike of the '86, so I won't do it again...suffice to say that I've mentioned all of the cars you just did, but remember that none of them are RWD either.

If RWD is a requirement for you, rather than speed/looks/quality/features, then yes, the '86 is really your only option at it's price point.


Fair enough, there are better choices in that price bracket though. I was not aware of your recent run-ins with boost's finest so it seemed like a strange comparison.

Also, I'm not a fan of the 86.

QUOTE (RB25_lovin @ Aug 7 2012, 05:50 PM) *
agreed. after working on to many hyundais are nothing but s**t. nanas cars


This was not my point at all.

wolfman101
Post #1785

QUOTE (happycamper @ Aug 7 2012, 06:46 PM) *
Fair enough, there are better choices in that price bracket though. I was not aware of your recent run-ins with boost's finest so it seemed like a strange comparison.

Also, I'm not a fan of the 86.



This was not my point at all.


Once again, well-trodden ground, but really the only ones that fall into the bracket properly are the Megane RS (my choice) and the Veloster Turbo. All the others are 5-10k over.
...
I'd still just save longer and get one of those though.

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