SLO-030

and Ryan cares how????

only going for the 2nd hand carpet so it doesnt look too new, cus the rest of me interior isnt the greatest ever seen

Going 2nd hand. dotn want it looking too minty fresh :yak:

CHAINSAWS. Oh yes. people should be fully trained on their proper oppration. i worked in a small engiens workshop/ mower etc shop. amount of equipment in general that have been mis treated becaus the opperator wasnt fully trained in its opperation.

*** Oath :yak: Might get some decent carpet from the wreckers, not spiffin up the interior too much. Might get a crochet (spl?) blanket made up and a bowls hat for my parcel shelf to hide the speakers. Should look old man spec apart from the wheels.

Will it be worth my while going out to the meet point, go thru semaphore, the bay, back to semaphore and head back down south? If someone else from the south is keen for the double backs i'll do it that way. if not i'll see what happens

But cutting up your face isn't :y:

Yea, hes alright. still in hospital tho. He was intalling a twin 2inch system on the Trans Am. even Kev (the boss) was wondering why he was using the 9inch. Twas only a flesh wound, Literally !! No damage to the bone or teeth. Kev had a look at his glasses and there was a massive gouge out of them. Looks as if the blade lost a chunk, grabbed the pipe and ran over his glasses and down to his top lip.

Bought a Boost gauge and gauge cup yesterday, plan was to mount the gauge in the cup as per usual. but decided to mount it where the clock is mounted. so i kept the gauge cup and replaced the drift neo brand gauge with a Speco Street Series which has a black face and white markings to match the stock gauges, as not to look too suspect. The only bad points for me are the face says Turbo on the new one compared to Boost on the Drift one. and that i need to mount a bulb behind the gauge. Not that I'm really gonna need a boost gauge but since my clock doesnt work anyway, i thought why not :) Plus my $500 wage top up fromt the government came in ;) i know what thats getting spent on :y:

150+ rwkW ke10. power to weight ratio out of this world

That and the fact the guys at bridgestone gave Jason nuts to suit steel wheels. Even without the spacers the nuts ony woulda been holding about 8mm of stud. Incompitent sales people FTMFLooossee.

Would probably be the easiest way, to swap to a jap rear end. Be easier to find centers me thinks.

According to JiP, KE30's were made in Japan. hence the early 30's having "jap" diffs and the later ones having borgys

My OMG for today is: I went down to my exhaust shop as the guy that works there still owes me $50 from some turbos i sold him. He was working under a overrated black Pontiac Trans Am. I was standing there while he was using a 9" angle grinder to cut 2 pipes under this Pontiac. I was watching him and all of a sudden the angle grinder stopped and he was crying out FUCCCKKKK. he ripped off his gloves and his glasses and hit the deck. Turns out the blade grabbed the pipes and proceeded to run up his face from his lip to 3/4 way up the side of his nose. I don't know how deep the blade dug in but there was soo much blood, last i saw of him he was beign rushed out to the car to be driven off to the hospital. I'm pretty worried :y:

I always thought the "aussie diff" in the 20's were borgies?

Now i wonder how that happened :|

i used the immobiliser to cut off the power to the starter and the coil on my tonner. if i had an electric fuel pump on it i would have cut power to that too. Mine was a 3 point imobiliser (2 internal and 1 external relays) only using 2 at the moment.

Hotbox is just there to warm up the intake so the fuel vaporises easier when the engines cold.

Spotted Scotts old PMP 020. On Flagstaff Hill road. I was coming to the top of the hill and the guy was driving the other way. Imediatly knew it was the PMP 020 because of the hot rod mirrors :|

Just read your whole thread. Looks like a wicked little beast you have there. Top job :| I will definatly be watching this space!! CHEERS Ryan

I heard it while it was being taken, beats hearing ABOUT it.

it that a reddy brown colour? was using that at work a couple of days ago, seems to do a sweet job.

i have some keys here you can try, might be lucky

Anythings accessible with bolt cutters. This sounds like so much fun. Anyone got a block of land they don't mind having a 40m x 40m slab of concrete poured on?

If in doubt, use a hammer....the bigger the doubt, the bigger the hammer. If you can't fix it with a hammer. you've got an electrical problem :|