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It's 100mm in Vic too I believe

You're welcome mate You and the wifey sound like you've got it all covered. By laminate timber I meant on the floors in leiu of tiles. Laminex kitchens are great. Last but not least, what are you doing with your pergola/alfresco?

Here's my suggestions, however they all ad up quickly when writing them on a tender... it all depends on the $ you're spending... - The gas boosted solar system is usually there for your energy rating. Get the infinity they're awesome and not too expensive. - Popular things are caesar stone benchtops, or reconstituted stone, either to just the kitchen or all benches, this looks fantastic, costs fark all compared to granite and makes a huge difference. - Do yourself a favor and upgrade to Porcelain tiles. Again, they look sensational, are easier to keep clean and never date (if they're a neutral colour). - It's quite often cheaper when building a house in the long run to get evaporative cooling or even refridgerated cooling. Refidgerated costs twice as much as evap (unless you know someone) but evap cooling will only lower the temp about 10° or so (on a 30+° day) where as refridgerated, well, you know the deal. - Go for 900mm wide stainless appliances in the kitchen. 600mil ones these days are just too small and make a kitchen seem smaller than it is. - If you can, try a glass splashback in the kitchen or everywhere if you wanna spend the money. Again, they look great and are easy to clean eg. no grout. - Ask for window locks (for your insurance) coz they're a sh*t to install afterwards. - Upgrade your facade if you have the money too. Plain face brick is boring these days. - Dunno what ceiling height is standard in your area, but having your ceilings at least 9" or higher creates space and definition within your house. - Depending on the style of your dwelling, bulkheads hide cornices and look sh*t these days so don't do them, but nice thick cornices look sweet as, as do thick skirting boards. - Carpet is something that always gets overlooked. You get what you pay for, but higher middle range is well worth the money in the long run. - Don't do laminate timber! It's not worth it! Basically these things can cost quite a bit but ad a lot to your resale value and presentation. It all comes down to how much you want to spend. You can splash $50,000 to $100,000 on upgrades in the blink of an eye sometimes!

Sorry TRENT I tried that link but the reservation button wasn't visable before. You're so friendly and helpful and if I were a guest I'd love to donate

Usually kings springs lower them to a great height however it depends what you wanna drop it to. There's heaps of threads on it if you search around a bit

That's awesome. Looks pretty damn good in Silk!

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You heading outta your cave for this one Dags?

That is FUKING LOUD! I hope you don't get dicked for it coz it sounds amazing! It's incredible how different these cars sound with different exhausts. Top stuff mate

Michael Jordan rules Eldrick Woods is a n00b

Nice one Justin! You'll be used to it in no time. You'll get used to the power before too long and you'll be begging for that next upgrade Get some pics on already!

mmmm tits love em

Yeah they offered me a sunroof for $500 as well but said it would take another week. I'm massively impatient so as soon as the rego arrived I was out the gate!

This is gold. Superglue and thongs hahaha

Hey chucky I'll swap ya my 4 pots?

Thank f*ck I was not alive then

$293.86 for the gauges (awesome value considering 1 Autometre Cobalt gauge is $350!) $150 for the tripod Go to www.ozegauge.com.au and download the order form, email it to Scott and he'll send em over when your money goes through. Good luck!

Well the calipers are about $2000 each plus whatever the disks cost, probably about $500 each if you really tried... Nice buy mate

You bastard. You can get em for just under $5k if you try...

I can hear it at warmup idle but not at normal idle. that's why I took the headshield off last night. I checked all my bolts coz I thought that might have been it. One of my exhaust manifold bolts was about 6 turns loose, but I'll be buggered if I can get under my car to clamp the sheilding without a hoist :biggthumpup:

Maybe that's what has begun to make a weird tinny rattly noise when I accelerate...?

Takes 5 minutes with the right sockets. From the rear, unbolt bolts 6, 4, 2 and 1 from the exhaust manifold, then the little bolts you can see down the side and it's off...

Dunno. I feel like a drink

Hah! What a tosser. Good way to scratch the sh*t outta your duco

Very nice car Angel. I hope you're not expecting to drive a car though mate