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Issue 07 $2.99 Soundtrack to “Kei to the City” hits Number One on the charts! music keys to number one Young MCM’er learning to mod and drive shares his story. learning the ropes What do they actually do and how do they work? catalytic converters Meet the car that got the Blue Turd crushed! turd crusher! INSIDE Supercars in the Outback ◦ V6 MX5 ◦ Holiday Road Trip Prep ◦ GTA V Game Review & Heaps More Goodbye Blue Turd The mixed emotions The excitement The sadness The day the Blue Turd got crushed

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Issue 07 $2.99

Soundtrack to “Kei to the City” hits Number One on the charts!

music keys to number one

Young MCM’er learning to mod and drive shares his story.

learning the ropes

What do they actually do and how do they work?

catalytic converters

Meet the car that got the Blue Turd crushed!

turd crusher!

INSIDE ◦ Supercars in the Outback ◦ V6 MX5 ◦ Holiday Road Trip Prep ◦ GTA V Game Review & Heaps More

GoodbyeBlue Turd

The mixed emotions The excitement

The sadness

The day the Blue Turd got crushed

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Turd Crusher!

Catalytic Converters

Goodbye Blue Turd

Learning the Ropes

Music Keys to Number 1!

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ISSUE07. FEATURES

ISSUE07. LIFESTYLE ISSUE07. TECH

WE HAVE A CHAT WITH ROBERT, THE OWNER OF THE MIGHTY V8 THAT GOT THE BLUE TURD CRUSHED.

NO THEY DO NOT CONVERT CATS TO DOGS, OR TO FLURPY UNICORN FARTS, JENGA TELLS US HOW THEY REALLY WORK AND WHAT THEY REALLY DO.

MOOG: APPLES & ORANGESMARTY: THE OTHER SIDEYOUR SAYCAR NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLDWTFPRO PHOTO: SIMON LISTERIRONGAV: SUPERCARS IN THE OUTBACK

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QUICK CAR PROFILE: DELOREAN DMC-12HOW TO: HOLIDAY ROADTRIP CHECKLISTWHAT A TOOL: BRAKE SUCKER

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WHILE IT WAS SAD TO SEE THE BLUE TURD GO, IT WAS EXCITING TO CRUSH A CAR AT THE SAME TIME, AND NOT ALL WENT TO WASTE EITHER!

A YOUNG UP AND COMER, NEW TO MODDING, NEW TO DRIVING, SHARES HIS EXPERIENCES ON HOW IT ALL STARTED.

THE MUSICAL SOUNDTRACK FROM MCM’S FEATURE FILM “KEI TO THE CITY” HIT NUMBER ONE ON THE ITUNES MUSIC CHARTS! MOOG HAS A CHAT ABOUT IT ALL

Nicholas Ramalho

James Kingham

Nicholas Ramalho

Jordan Mulach

MCM

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ISSUE07. STAFFIssue 07

Advertising [email protected]

Mighty Car ModsPost Office Box 812Strawberry Hills NSW [email protected]

Mighty Car Mods Magazine is published six times a year exclusively through digital distribution by Mighty Car Mods Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part without prior written permission is strictly prohibited. All prices correct at time of press but are subject to change.

The publisher, editors, contributors and related parties are not responsible in any way for the actions, results or consequences taken by any person, organisation or party on the basis of reading the information, stories or contributions in this publication. The advices offered within this publication are opinions only and it is recommended that consultation with a Certified Engineer is carried out before undertaking any vehicular modifications. The publisher, editors, contributors, and related parties disclaim any and all liability and responsibility to any person or party, be they a purchaser, reader, advertiser or consumer of this publication.

JARA STOJANOVIC / MILKCHICKENWriterOwner of the title ‘too many cars to remember’, Jara is happy to lend a helping hand to those who demand. However, don’t let her kind exterior fool you, she has no problem putting the boys in their place when it comes to Honda tuning.The tool I use the most when modding is:A hammer. No matter what I’m doing, a hammer is never too far away. If you can’t fix it with duct tape, hit it with a hammer.

JAMES KINGHAM / JENGAWriterJames is a rather late bloomer in the car modding world. Before buying his first project car 2 years ago he knew little more than how to change oil, but today he is fabricating turbo and ECU setups from scratch. When he isn’t studying, he’s often found tinkering in the garage on his current project cars; the ex-MCM Mighty Mira and a Mitsubishi RVR.The tool I use the most when modding is:10mm or 3/8” Socket. Simple.

GARTH IVERSArt Direction & DesignMeticulous designer, obsessive music addict & AE86 die-hard pretty much defines our one-man art department. If not at his desk buried in pixels, Garth can normally be found under the hood of his AE86 ‘hachiroku’ Trueno or through digging stacks of vinyl records. He also runs the AE86 community, Hachiroku.com.auThe tool I use the most when modding is:The Internet. Knowledge is the best tool.

NICHOLAS RAMALHO / BLADE888EditorNick’s love of cars, driving and mechanical skills, came from his father, a Touring Car driver in the 1970s. When not tinkering with IT Tech, or instructing a Cadet Squadron in aviation, you will find him in his car or under it. On a cruise, a race track or a driveway, he’ll be having good times with mates helping out where he can and enjoying the company.The tool I use the most when modding is:Laptop with USB Workshop manual.

JOSH NEALE / JMACMAN12WriterJosh is a certified Canadian, general car nut and rather opinionated but in a kind (Canadian) manner. He’s also an avid Audi and Mazda enthusiast, often seen working on either two.

The tool I use the most when modding is:Isn’t a tool at all, it’s my mechanics suit that I always put on regardless of the mod!

VINCENT TANNAHIL / MAUSWERKSWriterVincent is a photographer, former aircraft mechanic, mechatronics engineering student, and an electric car nut. His first project car was a 1988 Audi 80 Quattro and he’s been a lover of european imports ever since. His current car is a 1992 BMW 318is which he plans to convert to run on batteries.

The tool I use the most when modding is:An auto-ranging Multimeter

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ISSUE07. COLUMNISTS & CONTRIBUTORS

MARTY MOOGMIGHTY CAR MODS IS..

Moddius Expertus Presentusius Undercover Soccer MumMarty’s favourite shirt reads “no tofu” but despite this, he and Moog still manage to stay great friends while creating the hit show Mighty Car Mods. Since he was a teenager he’s been modifying anything that moves, and some things that don’t. He feels most at home in a spare parts shop or wreckers yard scouring for parts to put to use on the driveway and believes that a mod worth doing, is a mod worth doing yourself.

The tool I use the most when modding is:A 30cm long shaft Phillips No.2 screw driver I got from the USA. It’s so good I bought 3 more as backups.

Moog is host, and co-creator of the hit YouTube series Mighty Car Mods which started in 2008. He has owned many cars ranging from his Mini, VL Commodore and three-wheeled Camira, through to a range of S13’s, modified Golf GTI’s and his defeated JDM S15. He has filmed over 100 episodes of Mighty Car Mods in locations including USA, Japan and Hong Kong. He dislikes eggplant immensely.

The tool I use the most when modding is:My phone. I’m always on there checking for diagrams and useful info, and when all else fails, using it to call Mechanical Stig.

IRONGAVSee more of IRONGAV @ www.irongav.comDespite having a degree in industrial design, Gavin’s real interest in cars really only came after he was able to afford to buy them - never settling for anything average, this took quite a bit of time working his way up from intern slave through to feature film art department and then finally head designer of his own and other companies involved with film / video production. Decidedly biased towards anything “made in Germany” he is currently trying to find a pair of long pants that fit like his shorts you will see him in 365 days a year.The tool I use the most when modding is:Marty... or my credit card

ANDREW HAWKINS

JORDAN MULACH

See more of Andrew @ www.motiveDVD.com

Writer on ‘Learning The Ropes’ on Page 52

Andrew Hawkins is a veteran of the modified car scene in Australia. After studying Engineering in the Airforce he worked as a commentator for Auto Salon, Full Lock and Drift Australia, as well as hosting their TV show. He worked as the producer for Ignition DVD before starting his own production company Jet Multimedia which owns the Motive DVD Series. He loves building his own cars and has a R32 GTR street car, drift car, and his well known project car JET200. The tool I use the most when modding is:My brain

Jordan Mulach, a 17 year old guy from Canberra and has a passion for cars since he first opened his eyes. Always been a Ford guy but wouldnít say no to if someone handed him the keys to a Honda NSX. Interested in Journalism, he has already done work experience with Motor, Wheels and Street Machine Magazines.

The tool I use the most when modding is:Knockometer, nothing like a good ol’ Hammer!

Do you have a story for MCM Magazine?Got some crazy car stories from your end of the globe? We’d love to hear from you. Get in touch with the magazine team at [email protected]

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Apples

IT’S BEEN AN INTERESTING RIDE OWNING A HONDA. I’VE OFTEN WONDERED IF PEOPLE OUT THERE REALLY DO DISLIKE THEM AS MUCH AS THEY PRETEND, OR IF THEY HAVE JUST BECOME THE EASIEST CAR TO MAKE FUN OF ON THE INTERNET. YOU KNOW THE STINKY KID, OR THE GIRL WITH THE WEIRD

SANDWICHES AT PRIMARY SCHOOL, OR ONE DIRECTION?

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APPLES & ORANGES WORDS: MOOG

Oranges