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If you want to do something worth while with your intake, the best thing to do is improve the amount of cold air it is getting.
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Let the circus begin!!
I say weld the rear diff up
1) You wonte be able to blow the rear diff
2) You will be able to pretend your Ari Vatanen in an Escort when ever you feel like it
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That guy is a tool, and he is officially getting owned!! What a champ the guy is that is doing it all!
hahaha
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And a direct monster injection system so you can throw down some sweet D's yo'll
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I got told that ones that have HKS on them are the best. Either that or ones that come with free monster energy stickers and a flat peak hat...
Seriously though. If you want bling go get a annodised alloy 1.3 bar one.
But if you want something that will do your job more than suffciently, go and get a 0.9 bar cap. You are more than likely to have a hose blow off, or crack, or develop a hole way before the cap reaches its yeild point.
I wonder if Ken block brought out his own radiator caps how many doosh bags would buy them? Hahaha
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The scuffing noise seems to be normal with a new clutch until it beds itself in. Have had it on the last 3 clutches ive done. Mine squeeks/creaks when you release the clutch but thats actually the dashboard inside the car flexing where the pedal mounts to it.
Did you cable tie it in or something? I love how rangi you are buddy
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If that guy isnt off his face drunk he has got to be retarded! Haha
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Yea, was the winning wheel.
Still $500k is enough to make you reassess if you are happy in your job. Lucky bugger
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Does anyone know where the speedway boys get their rod ends from for their suspension. Iv being told that the ones that they use have less slop in them than the usual brands like skf etc.
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Art is only an escape for the logically impaired. Why do you think they make apple computers look so pretty and then aim them at the demographic which mainly consists of retards and bottom feeders.
Much like females and jewellery, jewellery serves no purpose except only for aesthetic value. Biggest waste of money in the entire farking world.
I have nothing against graphic designers at them moment though
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Im getting my car ready to do winter series at Taupo, which starts on 29th of May.
But my boss pointed one thing out to me this morning, my car is a blank canvas waiting to be attacked by someone's creative brain. So if anyone has any decent ideas, or would like to design the sign writing on my car. Please let me know because i would be keen on letting you loose at it if your ideas are impressive and eye catching
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Jacked my car back up onto axle stands and started making new list of shit to do before winter series
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That is freaking cool!!!
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My guess would be you are running low on grease on your release bearing.
Not really a simple fix, you have to take you gearbox out to get to it.
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They would work well actually, because your car has no power, they would act as flywheels on each corner of the car and keep it rolling up hills without dropping to much speed because of the rotational inertia they will have. hahahaha
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Wingers is 790 + gst for their genuine surrounds.
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2000 GTB with weird engine noise
in Legacy & Outback
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Does it happen only under load, or does it happen when it is stationary and you rev it?
Also, is a very loud noise or just a faint one?
One thing that i know that makes a very noticable whirring noise, without hearing it, it sounds like something running off your auxillary belt has dropped a bearing, and the most common for that is the power steering pump. If your power steering pump is dieing it sounds like a cross to a straight cut gearset whine and a supercharger drivebelt whine.
The best way to figure this out properly, would be to take it into a decent service workshop and they should have a stethoscope, similar to what doctors use but it has a steel probe on the end that you can put on different mechanical components to figure out where the origin of a noise is. They should do this free of charge as it is a simple task that takes less than 5 minutes.