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All we need now is a delete button

Hahaha.

The option has always been there...

last pic!

2nd set

Patzo's Pics, howcome you had problems uploading them patzo? Or did I overlook what you wanted?

Nice detailed pictures

My poor modem

patzo_3l wrote:yeh am still trying to figure out how to resize photos so i can post. can anyone help?

E-mail them to me and I'll re-szie and post them for you

mezevenf at gmail dot com

Well, as it was a FWD engine, I believe there is really only the one "pretty" cover, as thats all that you can see.

I havent seen someone with both covers on before...

Greg Gordon wrote:Guns count? I though everybody owned guns.

Hehe, perhaps it is the way in America

The only people I know with guns here are farmers.

You misunderstand, I dont think he is going for AWD, but the GTS-T route and only getting RWD skyline bits.

Skylines are even more common in Australia, as are most jap cars. They are all over the place!! Not a day goes by where I dont see at least 3 Skylines on the road.

A guy in our club has a Giocattolo, very nice machine

Easy power I think, it's a very impressive and clean conversion.

Hey Bernie that's no recommendation cause most of the routes you take are sideways . :D Hahaha :D in this weater its not hard to do that ;) I'm sure the GTV6 has had a bit of tail action as of late :) Is the 3.0 24V out of the 166 the same engine as the 3.0 24v out of the 164 Super? AFAIK they are ...

Dawie has the balls to build and export these engines and is prepared to take the flack if theres a problem.. Im afraid I dont.. I admire the old bloke for what he has done and is capable of... :D :D And he is just great to deal with, such a nice guy and is always willing to help out his customers!...

Congrats Michael...

I basically had an identical experience, was expecting a drop-in and for everything to fit, but that was not the case. I had my exhaust place actually modify the headers to fit properly.

I had a few other gripes, but my motor was very budget so I guess thats expected.

You are in Australia, so go the 166 24V route. I went with the 164 and regret it, timing belt parts are much harder to find, 166 parts are easy to find.