Hope you find a space, luckily I have the garage but that's about it as a suitable space to jack up the car. The drive is not very steep but unsuitable where jacks are involved and the back yard is gravel and grass, when its not mud. Best bet is if the law is level then maybe some wooden blocks wil...

Just be very careful....you should only use stands on level ground.If you do use your driveway give the car a good shaking when it is on the stands to see if it moves. Also some back up packing under the sills is a good idea.A spare wheel is good DO NOT use bricks or concrete blocks as these will s...

So i finally got around to cutting the grass today. Thought I would try and position the car on the flattest part of the driveway. Honestly, I think its somewhat okay? I'm just worried the jack stands could tilt if placed near the edged decline where the road and driveway start. Can I get some secon...

bumblebee wrote:Well that sucks

Hahahah it really does. And here I was pumped to get the maximum amount of flexibility from the lancer. Will be heading to these guys next: https://www.motorsportwiring.com.au/.
Apparently they’ve tuned the newer lancers, will see how it goes.

G'day This Merlin dude you hear of does ECU tuning for a number of Mitsubishi Vehicles including the lancer You can reach the Merlin Dude at Merlin.Tuning@gmail.com If you want a bit more power I can do a 4G69 throttle body conversion for you. You can reach the Bumblebee dude at Bumblebee.4G69@gmai...

I've been trying to see if they can use it to adjust a few setting but they look at me with a blank face. I just want the auto door lock thing turned on so over say 10kph the doors lock. I don't want auto unlock unless there is an accident. Yeah the auto lock thing gets me everytime I start driving...

bumblebee wrote:Don't be surprised if you're at a Empty car park with a car and a lot of tools and the constabulary pull along side and ask what's going on

My thoughts exactly tbh

any flat empty carpark on a weekend. What about where you work? Is there a loading zone outback you could talk to the boss about using on weekends? It's a pain dragging tools around, but a mate with a ute could come in handy there. And you'd have help. working on it in the carpark would be worse pr...

Talk to the council First see what they have to say . Have a look thru local traffic Law as well and see what it says about the parking on the street. Failing all of that, have a chat to a lawyer / solicitor , get them to help you out , surely they might have a fighting chance of understanding the ...

. A few days ago a highway pulled over in my street, and was somewhat both confused and not happy with me working on the car in the street. I was not doing anything major, just pulling out the wheels and checking the springs, bushings and stuff because the day before that I had hit a large pothole ...

I wasn't quite sure where to put this topic, so I went with ClubCJ talk because of its generality and it seemed appropriate. Up until now, I had been working on the car in my street, positioning the car somewhat as close to my driveway as possible so I did not block the occasional resident or passin...

https://www.driveperformanceparts.com

These guys. Shipping in Australia. Authentic website with actual fitment type for NA lancers and Ralliart/Evo.

Saw one of these stickers on a black mitsubishi lancer at Liverpool exhuast on the 4th. Can't remember if it was evo or not, but mad props for representation

are these still available? Where are you shipping from/ location?

Hey Everyone, nice to meet you. 22 Year old, uni student, part-time worker. Recently Purchased a new 2017 Mitsubishi Lancer ES Sport Sedan, 6 Speed CVT. Happy with my purchase, but looking to upgrade a few things soon etc. exhaust, air filter kit, RA Air Scoop etc. Anyone with any knowledge please h...