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17 Mar 2006or for a cheap way to get stuff around the country (that Aust Post won't take...ie a crankshaft) www.busfreight.com.au (http://www.busfreight.com.au) or www.greyhoundfreight.com.au (http://www.greyh…
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or for a cheap way to get stuff around the country (that Aust Post won't take...ie a crankshaft) www.busfreight.com.au (http://www.busfreight.com.au) or www.greyhoundfreight.com.au (http://www.greyh…
You could try a heavier oil but a recommend using the clutch to avoid grating noises. Is this a once off or something you can repeat?
You could try a heavier oil but a recommend using the clutch to avoid grating noises. Is this a once off or something you can repeat?
I have acheived a best of 7.6 L per 100 km....but a friend of mine had a Skyline and he always raved about the fuel economy of it...BTW didn't Nissan claim 118 Kw for the RB30 in a Skyline?As opposed …
I just topped my best figure again.....7.8 L per 100 on BP premium.. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Ummm when you guys test your fuel economy it sounds like you drive it too hard...I usually get MORE than 550 km out of a tank...the best figures I ever got was 8.6 L per 100 km.
Ummm when you guys test your fuel economy it sounds like you drive it too hard...I usually get MORE than 550 km out of a tank...the best figures I ever got was 8.6 L per 100 km.
Shonky....yes....and yes, if you pay the dollars (and its lots)
or the simple way is....disconnect the plug on the AFM...dig the covering plug out....using a multimeter adjust the resistance between pin 1 and 6 to 500 ohms (this is the spec given in Repco Autotec)…
I advanced my cam timing 1 tooth...works well...its no world beater but the power definately comes in earlier
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