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read my above post because mine got sorted out

pull the engine codes and see wats up but it sounds like the computers in limp mode try borrow another comp see if that helps

this is my old ls400, stock y pipe twin 2 1/4" pipes 2 "sports mufflers" and 2 hot dogs. i reckon it sounded great http://s1110.photobucket.com/albums/h460/whitels400/?action=view&current=whitels400exhaust.mp4&newest=1

not equal length but short enough

http://www.castleauto.com.au/ch85.htm $660AUD

also its actually a worse conductor otherwise it would get hot quicker because its taking the heat in quicker

especially if the 1uz's are of the same kind of aluminium as the 4age heads because they were quite succeptable to electrolysis

i think its a Nissan vk56de, well thats what they used to use

thats the reason they started making ali engines. fair enough i just thought id comment just incase

correct me if im wrong but they dont use steel because it reacts to aluminium, therefore vapour in the air will cause the inside to rust if you haven't sealed it(powdercoat or paint) and that will make its way into the engine eventually causing electrolysis. Also i beleive aluminium is a worse...

yeh its me,i loved it but id had enough, power steering pump shat itself over the alternator, and i had the choice to repair or update and i updated to a ve commodore which i do regret because i miss the sound of the v8 with big twin pipes(and also the quality of build but thats another story)my...

neil did yours didnt he? have you had it back to him to check the tune

if you have 10mm clearance either side of the tyre they should fit fine

pull the back cover off the seat grab a pair of pliers and when the seat is ligned up force the shiny chrome lookin rod down the bottom towards the left side of the seat if your facing the back of it and if you want glue it in place

i havnt been able to check it while the lights are on because when you stop they go off, and theres no visible fluid on the alternator from looking underneath? could it just be a voltage regulator?