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Free chicken you say. I would be having chicken smoothies for breakfast at that price!

@BAXRTUTE Here's that stock I'm making. It's got a chicken carcass, a couple of onions, a couple of carrots, half a dozen cloves of garlic, some peppercorns, thyme, rosemary, 3 bay leaves, parsley and some celery salt. Topped it up with water and see how it goes. Smells great already. I add some to cooked white rice and the kids go nuts for it.

That would work. It wouldn't take long to swap the bushes if the cradle was on a trailer or the back of a ute. If you go that way make sure you take the diff out too so the tool can be used on the bushes. That'll cost you less than $500.

I'll give it another 2 minutes then.

That wont be fitted, last I checked it was $1500 fitted. You're going to pay around $1000 for supply and fit for aftermarket bushes anyway. I paid $390ish for bushes and the tool was $480 delivered so any way you look at it you're paying $870 if you went that way.

Lol it's only 1pm. I'll wait until at least quarter past.

Me cook, kids asleep and school then me clean. Better? Edit: Whoops I thought you meant me. Edit2: Nah no jocks mate, only the missus is here (apart from sleeping kids) so just me bday suit.

Hey @BAXRTUTE I'm just about to make some chicken stock in the pressure cooker. The oldest boy is at school, the other has one day a week in care (today), the oldest daughter has just gone down for her midday nap and the baby is asleep. Woohoo! It's almost like I don't have any kids! Now I can do some housework!!! Hoofarkenray!!!

Lucky I tagged you hey?!

Hey @Rab.

I'm happy with my aftermarket polylast bushes although I haven't had them in long. I bought a tool and chucked them in when the father in law was over. This is the centre bush and these are the side ones. From what I gather you'd be nuts to fit stock bushes to a tuned car. You'll tear them in no time with a manual car that's driven hard. I'd only consider going to a twin bush hat at this point if my bolt or hat broke (from drag racing) which is unlikely to happen in a street driven auto.

Are you running 2 gtx 690's bcb? How does that go on firestrike?

Lol a miss under load can be many things and blow by is caused by a large ring gap. Good to see you got your car sorted @Roo32

http://www.coolantexperts.com/coolant_overview/traditional_coolant Edit: check the bottle.

Good job mate. You sure do have a way with smoking and bbqing.

Holy cow @Rab your are either fat as me or feeding an army!

Yup a fan controller cost 2 thirds of fa.

Liked cos you're drunk. Edit: kinda shows what I was on about. Ninja edit: I like pies.

The easiest way I know of making more psi on a turbo car is to pull the hose from the compressor housing. I don't recommend this however, this is bad, aka don't do it. What I do recommend is spending several days/weeks reading this forum and you will find your answers within. For decent results, you need to replace from the front to the back; intercooler and piping, turbo intake, injectors, valve springs, tune, dump, cat, fuel pump, exhaust. This will net you gains that most are happy with ie: mid to upper 300rwkw's. You can go further with e85 ie: over 400rwkw but are asking for a "baxrtuteing". After that it is turbo swap coupled with engine, trans and driveline building time if you want any hint of reliability. To answer your question outright about "giving it more psi" you just need a tune.

Pretty much.

@Ford Freak You are asking a quite simple question which is fine as we all start at the start with everything. You need to check out Linus Tech Tips on Youtube mate. Just search the channel content for your answers. From watching this channel and others like Jayztwocents, my interest was piqued to build a gaming pc that kicks ass like crazy for a just few thousand dollars including peripherals such as $800 monitor and ?$100 mouse (I already had a 500 year old keyboard and a large 5.1 speaker setup). Fwiw I run all of my fans from the mobo, including my cpu cooler. You could use a molex connector but generally you wouldn't.

I don't claim to be an audio wizard but many years of guitar playing has shown me that if you crank the gain or the preamp you are more likely to end up with a distorted signal. Obviously with headphone out and line in applications this will be a trial and error exercise as there is no baseline to draw from apart from anecdotal evidence. I would suggest 70 to 80% input as a starting point barring any previous knowledge of the system.

Lol mines not quite that long. I usually just swing it over my shoulder when I go but yeah.

What bowl did you buy cos my cistern needs replacing and I'm in the market for a cistern at least but a new bowl would be great! #threadslongestsentence

Bros I notice mess! Due to 5 years of role reversal I'm showing my wife just how much work goes into keeping a clean house with dinner on the table while looking after kids all day. Apparently it's not just "sitting around all day doing nothing". Lol she's on maternity leave right now and learning quickly. My toilet is always super clean cos my tip touches the bowl.