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Im not sure how available lpg is around tassie but these sytems look interesting if you dont mind your car to being a gunnie pig.
http://www.gastek.com.au/cgi-bin/engine ... ml&Rec=156
More power, sligtly better economy (depending on the price of lpg) and more range.

Where I used to work we smeared the underneath door handles - gear stick knob and steering wheel with vegemite as a trick on fellow workers. :twisted: :twisted: Did the same on bike seats at primary school :) I heard of people homebrewing stouts and using vegemite, makes sence it came from beer to ...

There's heaps of these hate email's going around, usually localised from another email which was also fictitious to begin with. I wonder if the "arabs" will learn the 2nd part to anthem? no australian i know can it remember it most people dont even know there is 2nd part :) [Collected via e-mail, Ju...

Toothpaste works well on plastics, you also need some sort of clearcoat or uv sealant otherwise they will deteriorate again faster than the first time. Ive heard theres a product from aviation suppliers that works well, cant rember what it is though. I had my headlights polished when getting a dent ...

I'll keep an eye on this, im now subaruless (bought a skyline) but my old man just bought a nice sti liberty. Not liking my chances of burrowing it though or taking it off road

Is it power steering? maybe low fluid or a belt slipping.

I haven't seen him or his car around and im the area a bit, I know he was moving but I don't know where.

Also putting a rag over it is a good idea, those clips go flying and are hard to find.

I have both gps and melways in my car. I have been mislead by gps too many times to trust it fully, and zooming out to get a better view of surrounding roads is an annoying pain on gps units. I like to look at where im going on a real map first for the mental picture then use the gps as a guide. Gps...

now heres one for the shine freaks. when i was a young wipper snipper the guy that ran the funeral joint in gosford . wait for it he used to use corn flower on his hearses. big black and one hell of a shine. but he never let on how to apply it and now hes had his last ride . no one will ever find o...

Im using a ppc I bought for 215 on ebay with a gps logger bluetooth receiver. The gps logger is pretty good, it logs the positions and the info for retrieval later throught usb, you can then load it up into google earth etc allowing you to see time speed and distance traveled. I bought for trail bik...

Thats pretty funny......... have you tried the "do not call register"? Since I put us on it we get very few calls at all. Before that I used to put the phone in front of the telly or the stereo speaker and just walk away, come back in a couple of minutes and they have hung up. But the ones that rea...

I had roughly the same fuel usage, bit hard to tell with bigger wheels and driving in the hills alot. Also my fuel gauge is always a 1/4 under what really in there, I drove for about 130km on empty with a jerrycan for when it ran out testing it. Generally all cars v8 or 4 cylinder get around 350-450...

Here's mine, I dont have any good photo's of it before the lift and tyres.
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Another member "Blackmale" has a red one too, not sure who else has one.

El_Freddo wrote:Me too, I'll try and get an update happening between other activities in the yard...



L series 5 spd box for less than $100

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Bennie

Yeah have a gearbox it's still in the car, but venom's in ballarat seems alot closer for you.

Ive got a L for wrecking in sassafras, what are you looking for?

I use a stove top now, there cheap and make great coffee. I nuke the milk and whisk it round with a fork, not as frothy as the machines but good enough. Ive seen some stovetop's which can steam the milk too, im keeping an eye out for one would be great for camping. The trouble with the foam can also...

I remember reading that he ran the engine alot harder for qualifying, something like 100hp more than on race day. Ive seen some old photo's of mini's mixing it up with chev impalas, the races were interesting back then. I like the different approaches to winning, you have the big cars fly past the m...

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