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15 November 2017, 08:56 AM
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need a quick tip pls
I'm also technically hated by law enforcement constant due to my driving record. I managed to acquire a JDM 10/01 bugeye wrx in AUS. Need a quick tip I'll share more and a pic at a later stage. Rebuilt and slightly reengineered the motor. Don't ask me how I aquired the engineering documents from Subaru Japan on the vehicle. But refitting the r/h rear coil( holds the o2 sensor wouldn't slip on and due to weather coming over rushed and damaged it. After running it the motor and wanting to fit new plugs. Managed to get another took 5 weeks. Went to fit it yesterday, again had trouble didn't want to force it, so thought I'd join the forum ask if someone might have a trick to it. If someone could point me in the right direction in the next 14hrs or so would be great. I may share how I used a custom engineered head gasket to allow it to run without skipping a beat on a 80% 98 octane unleaded/ 20% 99% methanol blend
Thankyou much appriciated
I'm also technically hated by law enforcement constant due to my driving record. I managed to acquire a JDM 10/01 bugeye wrx in AUS. Need a quick tip I'll share more and a pic at a later stage. Rebuilt and slightly reengineered the motor. Don't ask me how I aquired the engineering documents from Subaru Japan on the vehicle. But refitting the r/h rear coil( holds the o2 sensor wouldn't slip on and due to weather coming over rushed and damaged it. After running it the motor and wanting to fit new plugs. Managed to get another took 5 weeks. Went to fit it yesterday, again had trouble didn't want to force it, so thought I'd join the forum ask if someone might have a trick to it. If someone could point me in the right direction in the next 14hrs or so would be great. I may share how I used a custom engineered head gasket to allow it to run without skipping a beat on a 80% 98 octane unleaded/ 20% 99% methanol blend
Thankyou much appriciated
15 November 2017, 08:56 AM
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need a quick tip pls
I'm also technically hated by law enforcement constant due to my driving record. I managed to acquire a JDM 10/01 bugeye wrx in AUS. Need a quick tip I'll share more and a pic at a later stage. Rebuilt and slightly reengineered the motor. Don't ask me how I aquired the engineering documents from Subaru Japan on the vehicle. But refitting the r/h rear coil( holds the o2 sensor wouldn't slip on and due to weather coming over rushed and damaged it. After running it the motor and wanting to fit new plugs. Managed to get another took 5 weeks. Went to fit it yesterday, again had trouble didn't want to force it, so thought I'd join the forum ask if someone might have a trick to it. If someone could point me in the right direction in the next 14hrs or so would be great. I may share how I used a custom engineered head gasket to allow it to run without skipping a beat on a 80% 98 octane unleaded/ 20% 99% methanol blend
Thankyou much appriciated
I'm also technically hated by law enforcement constant due to my driving record. I managed to acquire a JDM 10/01 bugeye wrx in AUS. Need a quick tip I'll share more and a pic at a later stage. Rebuilt and slightly reengineered the motor. Don't ask me how I aquired the engineering documents from Subaru Japan on the vehicle. But refitting the r/h rear coil( holds the o2 sensor wouldn't slip on and due to weather coming over rushed and damaged it. After running it the motor and wanting to fit new plugs. Managed to get another took 5 weeks. Went to fit it yesterday, again had trouble didn't want to force it, so thought I'd join the forum ask if someone might have a trick to it. If someone could point me in the right direction in the next 14hrs or so would be great. I may share how I used a custom engineered head gasket to allow it to run without skipping a beat on a 80% 98 octane unleaded/ 20% 99% methanol blend
Thankyou much appriciated
15 November 2017, 10:47 AM
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No **** I like spear fishing around seals. Totally crazy. Touch diamond Noah hasn't sucked me down through her pearly gates as yet. My godfather and I seen her spearfishing when I was 8 I think. Taught a big white shark only takes on an upward motion and to hug the bottom. Seen her again new years Eve 2010. She took a diver 200ks from where I'm at 2013. She's back again currently. But I'm trying to be more life conscious of current. Seen a seal young hugging the shore headed south west when I walked my dog 14 ks to the beach 2.5 months ago. First sunny day of winter. Water was a bit fresh. I caught sight of the same shark near streaky bay jetty. On a news report 6 months ago. This is a real life jaws no **** fellow fisherman. We don't get many 7 metrey s here in AUS, but seeings shes only around every 4-5 years shed travel a different path to the other whites we get here that run west and south. Shed run east, abnormal but true. She's abstract. She follows the climate changing conditions. **** knows how many people she's actually swallowed. My godfather and I have been tracking her since he breathed for me til she pissed off the first time 27 years ago. Warn the uncles and aunts at a funeral in two days time. Keep the youngins out of the water, or keep an eye out. I jumped off a boat onto a razor fish two of my uncles, stick it in the water shark attractant they said. That was before I started primary school. Go figure. I got my first go with a nail gun, 3 weeks after that my dad held me up and my godfather held the timber together. I managed to slip with the nail gun shoot through the timber and through my godfathers hand. We had to cut the timber and send him to hospital with a piece of timber attached by a nail. And he's the opposite of Jesus Christ although we were raised Catholic. Ey seagulls love their chips. Skip. I didn't know. In pommie land they were refurring to black ice, I forgot they call em fuzz or bobby something if those likes, Sir fellas. Problem already sorted I hope. The replacement coil I managed to acquire has broken off tabs. Its just temporary. I fitted NGK 7s at .75 mm. Is this going to be correct.
15 November 2017, 10:48 AM
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I know, lets put a 4wd rally bred car away for the winter because of a bit of grit
Way too much ****/ocd going on in this post, most of you garage queens dont leave dirt on the car long enough for it to do anything to it, and have 14 layers of some caranuba ceramic angel tears wax on it to repel harmful unicorns turds and rainbows, let alone a bit of salt.
Man up and get a grip.
15 November 2017, 11:05 AM
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No **** I like spear fishing around seals. Totally crazy. Touch diamond Noah hasn't sucked me down through her pearly gates as yet. My godfather and I seen her spearfishing when I was 8 I think. Taught a big white shark only takes on an upward motion and to hug the bottom. Seen her again new years Eve 2010. She took a diver 200ks from where I'm at 2013. She's back again currently. But I'm trying to be more life conscious of current. Seen a seal young hugging the shore headed south west when I walked my dog 14 ks to the beach 2.5 months ago. First sunny day of winter. Water was a bit fresh. I caught sight of the same shark near streaky bay jetty. On a news report 6 months ago. This is a real life jaws no **** fellow fisherman. We don't get many 7 metrey s here in AUS, but seeings shes only around every 4-5 years shed travel a different path to the other whites we get here that run west and south. Shed run east, abnormal but true. She's abstract. She follows the climate changing conditions. **** knows how many people she's actually swallowed. My godfather and I have been tracking her since he breathed for me til she pissed off the first time 27 years ago. Warn the uncles and aunts at a funeral in two days time. Keep the youngins out of the water, or keep an eye out. I jumped off a boat onto a razor fish two of my uncles, stick it in the water shark attractant they said. That was before I started primary school. Go figure. I got my first go with a nail gun, 3 weeks after that my dad held me up and my godfather held the timber together. I managed to slip with the nail gun shoot through the timber and through my godfathers hand. We had to cut the timber and send him to hospital with a piece of timber attached by a nail. And he's the opposite of Jesus Christ although we were raised Catholic. Ey seagulls love their chips. Skip. I didn't know. In pommie land they were refurring to black ice, I forgot they call em fuzz or bobby something if those likes, Sir fellas. Problem already sorted I hope. The replacement coil I managed to acquire has broken off tabs. Its just temporary. I fitted NGK 7s at .75 mm. Is this going to be correct.
15 November 2017, 11:08 AM
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No ****, slippery when wet is more fun than than dry Mac. Just like a quarter pounder sideways, nice to procreate. Whining about slippery roads. Do you have your heater on?. 2?. I jumped on a fireblade long time ago left in sunny weather and a T-shirt rode 900ks when I arrived a mate told me it literally looked like I had icickles coming from my nostrils. Mind you mild hypothermia most probably, nothing a pure hot shower and a bottle of good scotch didn't fix. Then some warmth of one of those slippery when wet fish with 999,000$ ******* wake up to breakfast actually throw on some warmer riding attire and go slide around on the black ice on a race rear. Tgat s a heart starter
15 November 2017, 12:55 PM
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No ****, slippery when wet is more fun than than dry Mac. Just like a quarter pounder sideways, nice to procreate. Whining about slippery roads. Do you have your heater on?. 2?. I jumped on a fireblade long time ago left in sunny weather and a T-shirt rode 900ks when I arrived a mate told me it literally looked like I had icickles coming from my nostrils. Mind you mild hypothermia most probably, nothing a pure hot shower and a bottle of good scotch didn't fix. Then some warmth of one of those slippery when wet fish with 999,000$ ******* wake up to breakfast actually throw on some warmer riding attire and go slide around on the black ice on a race rear. Tgat s a heart starter
15 November 2017, 03:58 PM
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I know, lets put a 4wd rally bred car away for the winter because of a bit of grit
Way too much ****/ocd going on in this post, most of you garage queens dont leave dirt on the car long enough for it to do anything to it, and have 14 layers of some caranuba ceramic angel tears wax on it to repel harmful unicorns turds and rainbows, let alone a bit of salt.
Man up and get a grip.
16 November 2017, 01:45 AM
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I'm not racist at all waterloo. My daughters half monganesey
But change what's already happened. **** her mum was a good saleswoman, animals are way more loyal than some females. Im not a women hater by any means all ***** are useful, **** i was walking my staffy girl to the beach the other week she went on heat the next day mind you and shes only two, i dont bother putting a lead on her shes a loyal woman, well trained. Some young ruski skinhead got disturbed and angry because she went up and sniffed him she doesnt do it to many people, I said to him don't worry mate she's horny she just wants you to dip your wick in her soon to be bloody wet spot. I just had to go hand in the number plates of a go anywhere on earth fj62 land cruiser. Registered it. Drove it to the servo to fill up all three fuel tanks. In the 5 minute drive between the servo and getting it home. I'd got pulled over and once the defect list past the ten mark, I said fellas ****. Can I drive it home. Went to a wrecker two days later. Getting 5k out of a chinaman car wrecker that's a world defeating feat on its own. Waterloo. Do you mind if I use that image in my divorce settlement hearing next month. Should be good for a laugh, my soon to be ex wife choose the wrong i individual to be her Australian doormat.
16 November 2017, 01:28 PM
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Did I just time slip into a differing or parallel universe? Drugs are bad kids, gritters are just the nanny state assuming people are incapable of driving on less than ideal roads!
I personally think it’s an utter waste of a great car to not use it for it’s designed purpose! Is it ideal? Nope, but it’s great fun though! If people are that worried & run a shed or something less precious in the winter then have the best of both worlds & buy a £2k Scoob knowing it’s going to end badly 5 winters (or whatever) down the line! You can drive it however you like & not really care then yet still enjoy all the fun & giggles that can be had sensibly without 400+bhp & all the mods & worries full stop. Opinions - butt holes, everyone’s got one 👍🏼
I personally think it’s an utter waste of a great car to not use it for it’s designed purpose! Is it ideal? Nope, but it’s great fun though! If people are that worried & run a shed or something less precious in the winter then have the best of both worlds & buy a £2k Scoob knowing it’s going to end badly 5 winters (or whatever) down the line! You can drive it however you like & not really care then yet still enjoy all the fun & giggles that can be had sensibly without 400+bhp & all the mods & worries full stop. Opinions - butt holes, everyone’s got one 👍🏼
16 November 2017, 08:53 PM
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This thread seems to be going down a very slippery slope, to rub salt into the wounds we seem to have some people talking a load of rot. 
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18 November 2017, 08:12 PM
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Meh, bit of salt on yer car what's the problem.
I used to ride my motorbike every day of the year, for about 10 years. One year the council thought it would be a good idea to add a bit of sugar to the salt to help it stick to the road. Stuck my gearshift good and proper, used to have to lean down and up shift with my left hand . . . Now that wasn't ideal.
I used to ride my motorbike every day of the year, for about 10 years. One year the council thought it would be a good idea to add a bit of sugar to the salt to help it stick to the road. Stuck my gearshift good and proper, used to have to lean down and up shift with my left hand . . . Now that wasn't ideal.
18 November 2017, 09:45 PM
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Meh, bit of salt on yer car what's the problem.
I used to ride my motorbike every day of the year, for about 10 years. One year the council thought it would be a good idea to add a bit of sugar to the salt to help it stick to the road. Stuck my gearshift good and proper, used to have to lean down and up shift with my left hand . . . Now that wasn't ideal.
I used to ride my motorbike every day of the year, for about 10 years. One year the council thought it would be a good idea to add a bit of sugar to the salt to help it stick to the road. Stuck my gearshift good and proper, used to have to lean down and up shift with my left hand . . . Now that wasn't ideal.
Still it payed the bills, after a weeks work of trying to find clean metal to weld to
Gearshift sounds sweet.........
