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Two Level Boost
I've posted this in several places, but still can't establish the problem... Don't know if anyone else has this happen... I appear to get two levels of boost when me foot is to the floor. I get a nice level amount of boost up to about 4500 rpm, then it suddenly leaps up to a more unpredictable...- Nicely
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- Forum: Mechanical & Bodywork
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SXOC Calendar (56k run away)
Thought you'd enjoy a look at the 2006 SXOC club calendar. If you're using Firefox, the images won't appear. Copy this page's link into Internet Explorer... Not the totally final layout. The S13s are going to be more evenly spread through the year...- Nicely
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- Forum: Off Topic and General Discussion
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SXOC - UK 200SX Owners Club
http://www.sxoc.com One of the best UK car forums: http://www.sxoc.com/vbb/index.php? The forum contains a vast knowledge of of 200SXs, in particular S14s and the SR20DET. Not particularly S15 orientated though. Not surprising when there are only about 75 in the UK... -
Avatars
Some of you have already noticed that avatars aren't uploading to the forum. I'll have a look at this. In the meantime, you can get them working by hosting them elsewhere and using the 'Link to off-site Avatar:' option in your profile. :)- Nicely
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- Forum: Announcements
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Greetings
Hi folks. Many of you may have seen me on SXOC (where I'm a mod), nissansilvia.com and nissansilvia.co.nz. I'm an Admin here and have just finished getting this new version of the forum up and running. So hello and welcome to everyone. :wave: I previously had an S14 for two years and was...- Nicely
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself
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Nicely's Spec R Aero
Well, here's the details followed by a number of recent(ish) photos. :) 1999 Nissan Silvia Spec R Aero 277bhp (207KW) @ wheels - 286lb/ft (388Nm) torque Engine HKS EVC V boost controller Horsham Developments custom ECU mapping GReddy Emanage (not currently mapping) Nismo 740cc...- Nicely
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- Forum: Members Rides: Specs & Builds
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Metric imperial conversion rates
Just so that we are all talking the same language, here's how to calculate power figures into your own native rate. Bhp to KW muliply by 0.7457 KW to Bhp multiply by 1.3410 Bhp to PS (hp DIN) muliply by 1.0139 PS (hp DIN) to Bhp multiply by 0.9863 PS (hp DIN) to KW multiply by 0.7355 KW to PS...- Nicely
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- Forum: Mechanical & Bodywork
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Metric imperial conversion rates
Just so that we are all talking the same language, here's how to calculate power figures into your own native rate. Bhp to KW muliply by 0.7457 KW to Bhp multiply by 1.3410 Bhp to PS (hp DIN) muliply by 1.0139 PS (hp DIN) to Bhp multiply by 0.9863 PS (hp DIN) to KW multiply by 0.7355 KW to PS...- Nicely
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- Forum: Electrical & Audio
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Currency Exchange
Is it worth adding this to the site? http://www.xe.com/ucc or this one http://www.gocurrency.com/ Just noticed some parts are already for sale in the for sale section and as this is a ?world? club just thought it might help things out a little. Originally posted by Mr Smith & Topper