Well, here it is, my latest project and by far my most ambitious. Speeduino EFI.
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Everyone with an R33 coupe MUST do this. Skylines are great cars, very desirable but unfortunately thieves know this too and they’re a common target. This fix will remove one of the most common points of easy entry to your Skyline.
Finally hit a major milestone in the Roadster today. 200,000km.
Still running fantastic, no signs of any issues and has aged really well. Goes to show how little mileage actually matters.
On another note, the cleaned leather looks and feels great now too. The steering wheel is really nice to hold, and doesn’t leave my hands feeling gross after use.
As mentioned in my Cars post about the Marina, I found an old “Special Tool” the other day.
After selling Alton the Swift, and before i picked up the Roadster i test drove a lot of cars. One of them I came within a hair of purchasing, but it just didn’t happen. That one was a Peugeot 207 GTI.
I purchased some wheels the other day for the Roadster, which unfortunately turned out to have an offset that was different to what was advertised. In order to confirm this I needed to work out how to measure offset, and thought I would share.
Today’s useless info is that other than common parts like bolts, and a rumor of a shared ring & pinion in the diff, there is really only one single part that is carried over across all of the first three generations of MX-5.
Well, after a short period without a car, here’s the latest one.
So, it’s been almost a month since I swapped the standard cabin filter in the Fit out for an Activated Carbon filter. The results?
Today’s useless information is regarding the R33 model of Nissan Skyline.