kay christensen wrote:but each state has it owns laws with tint with how dark u can go

I thought that this was regulated in the ADR's and that it was Australia wide?

I have been a premium member since 09 and have a different car to what I had when I joined.

If you have 1 or two spare side window sticlers I would be happy to buy them off you to put on the new Lancer.

2014.5 GSR (non turbo model) running 40PSI in the tyres.

6.8L/100km cruising about 80km/h with cruise on and air con. 6.4L with no air con.

7.1L/100km cruising 100/110km/h with air con off. 7.5L with air con on.

8.4L in town with traffic air con on. Not much change with air con off.

calm

It is crazy it would cost that much to fix, I know a total respray alone is about $3000 plus the cost of panel and a new roof it quickly adds up. Again this is the problem with insurance. You can probably do the job for a lot less using used panels and a DIY paint job but often they are after the q...

AidanO wrote:aaaaaaand the results are in......... I PASSED! First go! Thanks For your help everyone, looking forward to seeing you all around!

Welcome to the roads. I trust that you will be a responsible and considerate addition.

I am reminded of a parody tourism slogan I heard many years ago.

"Tasmania ... beautiful one day, related the next."

georgeleighton1 wrote:Got some photos of the VRX wheels? and size?

VRX wheels are 18 x 7.0

They dont really need to actively promote it. just slip in the card with the new car package thing that they give out to every owner. That is a sign of endorsement. Companies are reluctant to do that because if the club does something that gets noticed, they get noticed ... good or bad. It is a lot...

sure they are, its potentially a sales promo offering potential buyers an online community. Whilst it is not uncommon for dealers to form a relationship with online communities like Preston have with ClubCJ ... I don't like your chances of getting a dealership to actively promote the club which is ...

It must be the male mind ... the first thing I thought when I seen the topic was "sex?" Now I have read the thread though ... I have been part of a few car clubs/forums over the years (feel old saying that) and it is hard to grow them. People are social by default, but they also form their...

This sounds like an amazing run and it's in my back yard!


..... but I will be working that weekend.

Take pictures and enjoy yourselves. Harrigans food is awesome.

but not once did they ever say I could go and take parts off it or be able to buy it back from them. I guess some insurance mobs are just different. I was never offered an opportunity to purchase either. I was told by NRMA at the time that their policy is that all vehicles are sent to auction and i...

Im just worried i wont have a chance to take off all the parts because after it gets assessed the car gets taken that was what i was told or is that more for cars that are un-drivable due to collisions. Many years ago I was involved in an accident that saw my car turned into the letter U. The car w...

*Disclaimer* This is my experience when dealing with Insurance Companies in NSW. I do not know if it is different in different states. Ok. The process obviously begins when you lodge a claim. They will organise to have your car assessed by one of their many over worked assessors. This may take some ...