Ralph Wiggum
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What are the biggest best wheel shops in Oz
Ralph Wiggum replied to HI PSI's topic in General Car Talk
Simmons fr1, in 20*8.5 with gold centres -
Well don't assume the first one went full term, plus if it did and she got knocked up while she was still in hospital the numbers work
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Eugene Injectors Don't Fit Ba Xr8's
Ralph Wiggum replied to bjc's topic in Fuel System & Induction Workshop
USCAR to EV1 adaptors. Common as big toes these days. -
ignoring the fact the ad has the flat out wrong parts in it, it does say ute in the ad
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Take the wheel off first? After you've done that, remove the radial mount bolt (the one with the lockwire holes in it )and the caliper will pivot up)
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Overlay the firing order on the compression figures.... 16's too young 35's too old 24's just right
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Add a scoop to the header tank,run it up to temp, drop it,rinse,repeat until the rinse is free of oil residue and soap. It will take several rinses
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no need to run the heater. Heater circuit always has flow. Run the ac,stay cooler while you are flushing and put more heat into the rad to aid in breaking down the oil.
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Omo powder
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Not to mention the infinite power levels available from our stock turbos
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Is your car tuned?
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Shatmo killed both its parents just to have an interesting back storey
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Shatmo has the whistle you seek
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You need the shatmo mod bro
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Wont somebody think of the cam lobes
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Yeah nah, your setup is tits.
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Thanks for sharing, reverse wrap is pretty old school but works, I ran them on my ba turbo ute back in the day and they and some koni reds sorted it.
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Plenty of dick punching already in this thread, no need for me to get involved, im not here trying to be some sort of internet salebrity
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Hard to tell who's who some days
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Disregard last part, have since been educated that they are vin locked to one car
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Not really like, more likely better than xcal for the average Joe as it can be permanently installed in the car and used as a functional gauge and (to the best of my knowledge) the ngauge isn't vin locked so could be used to support multiple vehicles, each car would need it's own licensed tune file obviously.
