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WTB: Crank Angle Sensor S14 / S15
Crank Angle Sensor S14 / S15- spoonman
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- Forum: Car Parts for Sale (Silvia)
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Part Number for the AERO front bumper K6020-85F08
Though i would post this for people who search the web looking for the correct part number. Even on here there is confusion and no one really seams to know. K6020-85F08 is the correct nissan number, its is under BMPR-AERO FR -
Wanting to install a larger intercooler? This is what not to do
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On boost compressor surge
the other night my car started to make compressor surge whilst boosting, instead of a nice clean boost noise it was fluttering rather noticeably, exactly like the nose in the youtube clip below, all be it this car i would say is running way more boost then 1bar just before this, i have put the...- spoonman
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- Forum: Mechanical & Bodywork
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Trike Drifting NZ
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- Forum: Off Topic and General Discussion
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Fix idea for high speed tracking
Can i please have your ideas for high speed tracking. I have had to put my car back up to its certified ride height, dam NZ certs. I realigned it to suit whiteline touring setting, as i did not want to camber wear tires too much. (front : camber -1.0 / caster +7.5 / toe 0.0 rear : -1.2 /... -
Does anyone run 1.2 bar or 18psi on the stock T28BB
Does anyone run 1.2 bar or 18psi on the stock T28BB? Some people say yes others say no, just after some experences. So before i get told to use the search button ya lazy arse, yes i already read this thread and others on other sites...- spoonman
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- Forum: Mechanical & Bodywork
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Twin electric cooling fan from a AU falcon setup
Here is a few pics of the twin electric fan setup i installed a few weeks ago. Personally i hate the idea of the water pump turning a fan to keep air flowing i know it works but it looks ugly as hell and adds resistance to the engine, i know its very little but i just don't like it, its a old...- spoonman
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- Forum: Mechanical & Bodywork
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How to cook food in New Zealand - Food in a Nek Minnit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aispRVeEnBA- spoonman
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- Forum: Off Topic and General Discussion
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JDM Spec R Body Bracing info compared to JDM Spec S
These are the differences between the two with body bracing and there may be more that i dont know about Boot Brace (rear of boot) --- wont bolt onto Spec S, but can be made to fit Boot corner braces (front of boot) --- wont bolt onto Spec S, but can be made to fit Rear Subframe brace --- will...- spoonman
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- Forum: Mechanical & Bodywork
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Oil leak through bolts,
Ive had a oil leak for a while now and have replaced the crank seal twice thinking it was that, but after giving it another degrease i watched it on the first start up since and noticed oil and a few small bubbles coming out from around the bolts. i thought it might of been the where the bolts...- spoonman
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- Forum: Mechanical & Bodywork
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Anyone into off-roading 4x4 stuff?
Just thought i would ask as i have just sold my navara and brought a old 1988 hilux Hilux is a YN65 2.0 petrol with leaf springs front and rear with a solid axle up front. I have just put some 31x10.5x15 M/Ts on and took it for a blast up Thompsons Track (our local off road run) next is a 100mm...- spoonman
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Trying to diagnose a coilover problem - height wont adjust
Im in the process of changing my rideheight to suit the cars certification limits for rideheight, which unfortunately means the car needs to go up by 10mm to be legal, i have tein SS and have adjusted the fronts no problems, the rear left adjusted ok but for some reason the rear right does not...- spoonman
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- Forum: Mechanical & Bodywork
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Exhuast silencer.... have you had to put one in?
I had to put a exhaust silencer in today as my car failed its WOF (warrent of fitness) due to my exhaust being 96db and it needed to be 92db. after putting it in i only noticed a slight decrease in high-end power and the noise level it dropped down to was next to factory, and i have thought...- spoonman
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- Forum: Mechanical & Bodywork
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Crank Pulley slight damage, will this affect the balance?
The car started to leak from the front crank seal, so it got replaced as you do, but in the process my helpfull brother who "has done the heaps of times before", said he would remove the crank pulley so i let him. In the process with his cheap and nasty puller he managed to snap of several tabs...- spoonman
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- Forum: Mechanical & Bodywork
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When you see your old car come up for sale...
My old spec s has popped up for sale again, but this person is really talking out there arse, "this one been driving by mature adults who were very easy on her!" Even without the aero front bar which is now on my spec r it still looks good... -
Is this the worst front bumper you have seen on a S15
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Kill switch idea ECU 12V Ignition wire
I was wondering about a good place of a security kill switch and to save putting it in a location where you lose all power and things like CDplayer settings and clock i was wondering if putting in onto the 12V power supply from the ignition to the ECU so the ECU simply does not turn on. Would...- spoonman
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- Forum: Electrical & Audio
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Spoonmans S15
1999 JDM Spec R 222rw kW 410Nm 98oct 18psi (1.2bar) Engine Bay: Apexi Power FC ECU Stock Cams & Throttle Body Nismo 740cc Injectors Tomei FPR Stock T28BB with HKS Adjustable Actuator Z32 AFM + HKS Suction Kit Earls Braided Turbo Lines Tomei Exhaust Manifold - Equal length BOV - Factory...- spoonman
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- Forum: Members Rides: Specs & Builds
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Uses for kevlar in a car, fiberglassing? kevlar reinforced?? Idea
today at work my boss said to throw away a connecting sock (in a powder drying plant) which just happens to be made of full Kevlar cloth, it got thrown away simply due to it having a small hole in it. these are used as a backup control in case of a explosion to keep the blast away from where...