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Im sure this has been coverd 1000 times but who is the go to for tyres in Brisbane ? is it better to have an account to get better pricing ? are people buying from wholesalers and have there own tyre machines at home ? So a few tyres that are drift specific Good ride RS sport , Zeknova , Valino, Zestino , Achillies 123s, Sailun R01 Some people are saying there getting more run time on the drift specific tyres over the cheaper radial tyres ? The drift specific tyres are ranging from $130 to $200 each from the prices ive seen
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Have had a Full river dry cell in my car for abit over 2yrs , cant fault it and was $220 brand new , fairly compact and small
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Tri-X with yellow filter.
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Don’t get into sport bikes, it’s a trap...
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I guess I would rather just get done for too low or spacers rather than that plus cage, seats, coilovers, etc. Not wanting to be that virgin throwing engineers papers at them, but also not wanting to be fined for things that could just be engineered.
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Year/Make/Model: .2003 spce cab hiluxDrive: .rwdMotor: .3rzTransmission: . Standard 3rz boxFuel: . PetrolTowing Capacity: . 1800Towing Modifications: . Electric brake controller, new rear shocks and shacklesPros: . Tows great, fuel economy is great towing, big tub plenty of room for tools, wheels, tyres, space cab so plenty of room inside for personal items.Cons: . Is slow when towing, sucks up hills. Great for small cars but not bigger carsRough price: . $3000-$6000Comments: . These are bang for buck imo and just keep going and are pretty common, can slap a ebay turbo kit and still use the stock ecu, 7psi and it’ll love it.
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Bump this, a lot of hwy patrol are ego driven so having an engineers can be good or doesnt mean shit, depends on the cop!
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I always just took the approach that the harder you make it for them to ping you the harder they look. They'll find some bullshit somewhere so be too low with dark tint and let them be on their way.
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There are some manufacturers offering ADR approved coilovers here in Australia. TEIN super streets were possibly the first, I imagine Pedders are approved too. From memory I had my HSDs mod-plated years ago. Pretty sure I still have the phone number of the engineer that plated pretty much everything on my car for me.
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Cypher, FND Iro (expired ultramax...?)
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Hello all used to frequent this site back in 2005/6 under the username eastcoastdrifter. Lots of changes has happen in my life for sure back then . I was a whinny wannabe from Sydney that watched too much initial D. Now I'm living in Osaka , married and can't be fucked paying for parking so I rent a Kei car when I want to have some fun. Hope everyone is safe.
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Yeah I just looked and they seem to still be out of stock online but some stores still have them in stock depending on spec and colours. If you ever come done this way you can take mine for a ride and see what you think first
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Yeah I looked at them when you got yours but they were out of stock everywhere, looks like they are becoming available again now
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We're almost the complete opposite - mrs had to be induced. Alice was a good 3.6kg / 8lb and has been packing on the beef. We've got a good routine in the evening - wife feeds her up and she sleeps on my chest while i Netflix/YT for 3-4hrs once my boy & wife go to bed ~7pm. Then the pass off at 11pm for a night of feed & snooze in a recliner in our room. Gives my wife a solid chunk of rest before the night feeding starts. Wifey pops Alice in a wrap / front pack for her day naps at the moment, seems to be working well so far
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Yeah that's way too much going on at once! Good luck! My first boy was tongue tied but they got that early and he fed awesome. The new one is all good and he has no feeding dramas thankfully, he was a week before his due date and he's pretty small, went 2.8kgs so a full kilo lighter than his brother. He seems to have night and days mixed up at the moment so he sleeps all day and wants to feed every hour or so at night but we'll get there. I'm usually up at 3:30-4ish anyway so I take him then she he has a big sleep on me from then.
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Bro, was about to post almost the same thing. Mrs had our second (a girl) on the 16th and I'm back to work today. Birth was much easier this time around but had a little difficulty latching. Got her checked for a tongue & lip tie and sure enough she had them, so 3hr round trip to get it lasered and she's chuffing the booby juice now. My son (4yo) is having a tricky time adjusting, but he's getting there. He had an undiagnosed lip & tongue tie for 11mths, we weren't going through that again. On top of that we went unconditional on our house sale & house purchase last Wednesday and we settle in a month, so packing is the new family game lol
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That was the same type of thing I was looking at and ended up with a specialized rockhopper sport mainly because I got it for$800 from the local store.
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I would like new but I just found out how expensive dual suspension bikes are haha, probably just go a hard tail how about a Merida big trail 200? Anything better for the price?
