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we are suppliers of high quality workshop consumables.
Yes, yes you are.
I use these products at home myself, after originally getting some as a by-product of an auction.
I hereby endorse this product or event.
Note: I have no association with Wurth or RA28GT. However I may buy some goods off him. :)
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6 weeks annual leave a year, baby!!
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I have a pencil up my nose.
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Can you tell me which wrecker the car is going to after you fit the locker?
They're illegal for a reason.
Before you ask, yes I've had one. In a rally car.
The idea of one in a road car makes me want to find out where you live so I never endanger myself going there.
Apart from that, insurance doesn't cover you, which will pain you all the more after the butthurt you'll receive from the constabulary.
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^^^^ Nice. How did you get it to stick to the roof like that?
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Pinned and locked.
This is a thread for reflection, not discussion.
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Can you fit in a pedicure as well?
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Aren't KE70 driving males all hairdressers? :yes:
Fixed. :P
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They will probably recore yours. Go for a three row one. About $300 or so, but that was a couple of years ago
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It shouldn't as far as I know pass the old regs either. I know in Motorsport circles 45mm main hoops have been the go for years.
Guys, please don't think I'm picking on you. I trying to talk to you as someone who has both tested a cage, and seen many others tested as well.
If you look at the majority of cusco cages and the way the rear stays are connected, I personally believe They offer very little in the way of rigidity. Spend your money on something worthwhile.
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Seriously, get one built. I've never seen a Cusco/ Japanese cage that I'd be happy with in a car I own.
Therefore I wouldn't recommend one to anyone I know, either. :)
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Does anyone know the regs on mod plating roll cages in QLD
or have a link or similar.
Found a cusco bolt in half cage for really cheap. Pretty keen but only want one if I can get it legal As they are a police magnet.
Half cage for a halfwit.
Seriously, how about we just skip the middle man and I bash you over the head with a piece of pipe? Same result as using a Cusco half cage.
Talk to an engineer, that's the best way. It's all a bit up in the air ATM. NCOP is in the process of coming in, so things are a-changing as we speak.
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Photo or it doesn't exist.
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I've now ended up with three complete sets of tools. My work box, which is completely imperial, the wall mount at home and a full set packed to go racing with.
Save up and get a reasonable second set for home, because transporting a 9 drawer is going to get very ordinary very quickly. If I had my time again, I'd buy a force set from trade tools for home. Good enough quality for cars, good warranty and excellent value. when I build the new shed, I might just do that now I think about it. :)
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I have no issue with my Size 7's. :D
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Steel Blue for the MoFo win. I'm on about my 4th pair.
I hereby endorse this product or event.
Edit: vvvv He's right.
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If you guys are creating alternate profiles to shit stir, and I catch you (and I will), I will not be pleased.
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GCT are a good bunch of guys. They do a fair few motorkhana's and khanacrosses as well as organize the odd rally. (Officialling for a rally is a great way to get up and close to the action).
Their khanacrosses at Parklands are legendary.
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Sorry guys, I know I said I'd do a how to, but I've been busy.
As far as car clubs go, do a bit of research. Some clubs cost up to twice as much as others to join. MG being a case in point.
I belong to NDSCC, and am a past member of HSCCQ. Both are great grass roots clubs, that are fairly active, with a reasonable membership fee.
NDSCC: More a rally based club, but also run motorkhanas mainly on the northside. HSCCQ does a lot of motorkhanas and khanacrosses. Both are good friendly clubs. If you're down the coast, Gold Coast Tweed Motorsport Club would also be worth a look.
CAMS licence: Level 2S which will get you doing any type of club motorsport: Pay your money and start playing. When/ if you want to Rally/ Off Road/ Circuit Race (That's race, not club sprints) then you require an upgrade and things get a little more complicated.
Just because you join one club, doesn't mean you can't go and do events that another club are holding. About the only exception I know of this are the NDSCC motorkhanas which tend to be "closed" events, and therefore only open to club members.
Lakeside: Be VERY careful of this place. It's very easy to take your car home as a small cube. It;'s an old school race track that is not forgiving to the inexperienced. Willowbank for all it's boringness is a far safer track due to its huge runoff areas. Lakesiode doesn't really have runoff areas. It has concrete walls, and there's not a lot of space if you run out of talent. Hugely rewarding when you get it right though.
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WMMH??
She said yes.
What does her ring look like? :D
Congratulations. It really isn't as bad as everyone says. :)
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777 in the distance.
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The more original, the more they're worth. One of the few cars that are appreciating ATM
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I know it's a bit late, but prise the rear window open and use a broom stick to the opposite side. :)
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