Funkysi

Yes

Depends what your hi-boost is set to mate, that's why you need to find out.

That's safety boost

No it isn't, stock boost is 9PSi

You need to find out what 'hi boost' is set to. If it's 14PSi, that's not the greatest bhp figure in the world.

What boost?

If it's rattley running 10W40, then you need some tractor oil in there! :rofl:

BUT, if I won the lottery, I wouldn't have either. I'd have a Gallardo and I'd build the highest spec Z32 that I possibly could.

No thanks. Not the biggest fan of the new Mustangs, hate that nasty rear quarter window and overly thick and out of proportion B pillar...or the rear. The interior and dash are as stale as the SUVs they produce. Would MUCH rather have this --->

BTW, I always thought the R31.... Looked like a Sunny ZX Coupe that had eaten too much!

Has anyone ever seen the non GT-R versions of the R34? Has to be one of the ugliest coupes I think I've ever seen. They don't have the cool bulging arches that the GT-R has and thus look pretty miserable. The GT-T looks terrible! As for the 2.0 thing, yeah, they were available on most Skylines and the R32 even had a 1.8 on offer! The 2.0 engine in the R34 is a small inline 6 engine.

Not many, but then again, how many people fit flamer kits!? Only the dumb and retarded. It is a good idea to carry an extinguisher though. I keep meaning to get one for my car and store it in the boot.

All that effort, whilst the mods are as bad as they are....on a Lada Samara! Jesus wept! The flamer kit is comical. The worst mods ever are flamer kits. Always wanted to see one go wrong and set fire to the car itself! :rofl:

I can't think of anything else that would be going up the column. Connect it and see if it works. No point in leaving it unconnected.

I'd love that!

Cruise control?

How bad is the curbing?

Are you sure there's no coating on the lips?

Depends what finish you have on your wheels already. Are they lacquer coated, are they damaged? I've done light refurbing work on my wheels to remove mild curbing marks. But my wheels are bare alloy.

No worries. Shame you don't live a bit closer as I have both products here with me. I'm actually going to do a bit of a product test on both of them together. The lips on my wheels need a polish as I've not hand polished them for a while. I cut back the metal lightly with Autosol. Autosol is quite abrasive for alloy, very good on stainless, but too abrasive to leave as a final finish on alloy. Leaves a lot of swirl marks that are visible in sunlight. I use it to remove light marks and any cloudiness. It's great at pulling all of that out. To finish off, I use 'Brilliant' polish which is a very fine thin liquid. Rub this product on (use sparingly), let dry and then buff off with a soft cloth. The shine goes deeper and any swirly marks are dramatically reduced. :) I highly rate the product, but have also read rave reviews about Belgom Alu, which is a very similar polish to Brilliant and designed as a fine polish for alloy and softer metals. Less abrasive and good as a finisher product. So I want to see how these products do head to head. :)

You can get Belgom Alu from Elite Car care. Cheap too. http://www.elitecarcare.co.uk/belgom-alu-250ml.php 'Brilliant' polish can be bought here ---> http://www.briliant.biz/moreinformation.asp?CategoryId=1&ProductId=4

Very very nice there Paul! It also helps that those wheels are absolutely stunning too! To finish it off completely and get rid of any swirl marks that the Autosol will leave, go over it with 'Brilliant' or 'Belgom Alu' and buff off with a soft cloth for a really deep shine with protection!

Great pics Baz! I have a 'moody' sky pic.

Great book!

Yes and that's what the red one already has! LOL