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car i got today, cost me $800, 134000 original k's. interior is mad along with everything else, in good condition..

auto and 2.0l astron will be replaced by 2.6 with twin webers in a month or so when my hands better..

plans for now get it pink slipped before new year cause im going away wouldn't mind doing it in the sigma :thumpsup:

rims off my coupe or pepperpots will eventually get slapped on..

put sg.com sticker on the rear window crooked lol cus of my hand :@

ye lol
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wideblock coupe motor narrow 2.0..

will it work lol??
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Nice looking Sigma GC75.
Will there be a name change to GK84? (that is the right year isn't it?)

I don't think the motor will bolt up to your auto box. Are you sure your coupe has a wideblock?
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75wagon wrote:Nice looking Sigma GC75.
Will there be a name change to GK84? (that is the right year isn't it?)

I don't think the motor will bolt up to your auto box. Are you sure your coupe has a wideblock?
nah no name change..

and to be honest no im not sure its wideblock baha. :lol:
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I bet it's not.
I bet it's narrow and your coupe has a sigma 2lt box. You'll have to measure it though...
Can anyone on this site tell whether it's wide or narrow block from a photo? I can't
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bottom two bellhousing bolt holes.
narrow-310mm
wide-330mm
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cheers
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measure the very bottom ones and its different to your measurements unless im measuring the wrong thing.

todays pissing me off grrr :@
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It's about time you got a real car :p
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cant even measure ffs my arms now pissing me off wanna rego this tmoz :@
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can put up better pics though.

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maybe get a mate to hold a ruler on the center of the bolts and measure the distance. there is another way to tell but cant remember exactly which way it is, its to do with wether you can feel the welch plug in the back of the block above the bell housing or can only feel half of it. and one or the other mans its wide/narrow. lol not much help am i.
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ill work it out :thumpsup:
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That's pretty tidy GC75...
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GC75 wrote:measure the very bottom ones and its different to your measurements unless im measuring the wrong thing.

todays pissing me off grrr :@

You dont measure the bottom 2 holes. You measure the dowl locating holes above the bottom holes.
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yer thought so lol.. cant measure then yet haha

cheers dave
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looks good, prob gunna need some spacers for the fronts.. rego tmoz..

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Definently needs to be lowered. It looks like a 4wd in that last pic.
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yer will drop it a bit.. have to wait though
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got rego today (H)
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Good for you :thumpsup: So your definitely got no excuse to not come on the cruise then?
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as of so far no lol..

2 months is a fair bit away but yer im coming.
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did you work out your block issue? i think form memory if you can feel half of a welsh plub at the top of the box on the rear of the block its a narrow, if you cant its a wide. someone like to correct me?
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ill measure it up in the new yr
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racked up 900ks in a dew days it goes well
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bought the car at 134xxx

it has now done 139xxx

goes well done a few things here and there.

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dose that tint stuff make your brake ligts really dark or they not bad ?
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not bad at all i done 3 coats like the can said, ill take a picture later tonight.

vht nightshade is the paint i used.
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illegal in WA :(
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illegal everywhere :lol:
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