mfoulds83

G'day All, I recently had my BF2 Turbo in valet airport parking and when I went to pick it up, someone had busted the latch on the glovebox. The company denied it was any of their staff who caused the damage but still gave me a cheque to cover fixing it. Does anyone know how to open the glovebox now the latch has been snapped of at the hinges? Once open I can easily replace the whole locking mechanism but getting it open has been a challenge. Cheers Michael

Cheers mate much appreciated. that sounds good to me. ill leave in the middle muffler as to keep the noise down but otherwise the rest sounds affordable and exciting

how much did that set you back emosh? I was leaning toward going to pitlane for my upgrade

G’day All, After doing a lot of reading on this site, I’ve finally got round to making my own post to get some advice. I've got a manual 2007 BF mkII Turbo and it’s done 28,000 km’s. All I've done to it is a k&n panel filter and whiteline sway bars front and rear. I don't have massive amounts of cash to spend but Id like to aim at 300kw but keep it looking stock as much as possible. Also keeping the exhaust noise/drone down will hide the mods from the misses. Im after some advice on what I should do to it to reach the 300kw goal? Cheers

is the 3rd one from under the battery directly into the turbo intake?

Thanks for that Senna. ill head into autobarn this w/end and pick up the non-adjustable 27/22 whiteline bars. $380 for the pair is a fair price cheers

G'day all, Ive got a stock BFII turbo and was wondering if the whiteline sway bars are the best ones to choose? It'll be my first mod (of many hopefully, $'s permitting) and just after some advice on my choices and the best combo of front/rear to improve handeling. I dont really want to lower it as it will make gutters and driveways a pain but any improvements to handeling will be great. Cheers

G'day all, Ive got a stock BFII turbo and was wondering if the whiteline sway bars are the best ones to choose? It'll be my first mod (of many hopefully, $'s permitting) and just after some advice on my choices and the best combo of front/rear Cheers