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If you have all legal mods and correct ride height you have nothing to worry about from the cops... Most are quite nice... Have not been pulled over once in 3 years (touch wood).... They will only pull you over if they think you are a hazard... (or you get a bored/angry one). Buy im more worried about vandels... Keying and steeling GT badges and stuff due to jealousy or bordom from kids.... But most of all i fear HAIL STORMS.....

A.... If they tail gate then i slow right down... Because i want to give them the extra stopping distance if i need to stop.... In my old car, i hit the brakes really hard once when i was being tail gated really bad and he was gonna kill me... He pulled out in front then ripped the hand brake and got out of his car with a steering lock... I s$#t myself and hit the hand brake and took off.... From now on ill stick to my speed and if they hit me in the event of emergeny braking then the police can sort it out.... Thats what their for....

Sorry dude..... The steering rack could not take the weight of the rear of the car.... If they jacked on this then you would see gizz.... LOL No i mean it would be really f$#ked up....

Did you take the steering lock off the wheel before driving????

Ok... this is the answer.... Bring it along to the next MSC so we can play a quick game of cricket with it as the ball (have to chuch it full toss, as they dont bounch well) but yeah... Then after a bit will can burn it... Then put it out then put a fire cracker in it.... Then burn it some more.... Then kick it round some in a game of soccer as it will be a molten ball by now.... Then we can burn it again.... Then maby, maby burn it one more time..... Hows that???

Let us know how it goes steve cause im keen on getting a bit more poke and a bit better fuel saving.... Going from the old 31 i thought it was good at 350km per 63 litres with "major mods" to a almost standard r33 and getting 350km from roughlly the same fuel....

LOL..... I bought it.... No i didnt.... I just felt like i needed to be a part of this post....

You may also try any main stream auto electronic shops... Had my done on the old car at redcliffe by a mate at redcliffe auto electrics....

Happy Birthday... Can i ask does it suck being so close to christmas... I mean like mine is June when i think i get really cool presents.... But being so close to christmas have you been gibed on good presents or been told you are getting an exxtra special christmas pressy???

Oh come on man... Get it together.... :wassup: Nah seriously how did you go... Would love to see it asap.... Anything we may be able to do to help???

By the way if you didnt tell the police you took the corner too fast and slide out... well you just did cause they patrol these forums as well as the road.... PS. Leave the silly stuff for the rack track dude.... No ones impressed when you hit a gutter...

Well you will probablly make the news as a p plater has another accident in a import... But aside from that probablly dangerous driving.... In Qld thats a court appearance and about $240 fine and 3 points... Would be different down there im sure...

he may be a pirate.....looking at the head light covers????

or was it this one????? LOL :wassup:

Maby we should get like flintstone cars..... Just a body with a hole cut out for running.... That would be good for your healty and couldnt be too fast..... Or or... yeah like make the cars have like 30kw at the fly and weigh like 1.5ton then they could go backward down a hill..... Ummm real safe... (Sounds like my first car)

I found this link moments ago and almost cryed.... http://carpoint.ninemsn.com.au/DesktopDefa...lias=carpointau I wish i could have afforded to keep her as well as the new one.... I love the comments tho... This car has power... LOL I have to admit, cant find a harder R31 and pretty hard to get an R32 to beat it...

Im out Foot ballers Wives is on soon.... Love that show.... See ya

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