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NUKEYA

By NUKEYA,
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Dose Pipe Sutututu Grand Master

Dose Pipe Sutututu

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its got to be done the "fully sik" way..

go to bunnings and get:

* some pvc pipe

* duct tape

then take off the stock box with a hack saw, then duct tape on the pvc pipe then duct tape the pvc pipe to the pod..

swear bro..

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azzr32

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and for those who missed the heading of this form topic, here it is:

General automotive discussion.

for discussion relating to ALL other CARS, bikes and other powered vehicles.....

so it doesnt matter if this isnt a subaru form.

thank you

342Four Grand Master

342Four

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maybe the comments were sarcastic bout the 'fully sickness'

maybe cause everybody that owns a subaru thinks theirs is the 'fully siccest bro'

(its general i no - but more so then skyline drivers)

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scathing

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what the hell is with the 'fully sik' comments?

Just 'cause he doesn't drive a skyline and drives a rex?

No, just because he's driving an Impreza and asking on a Skyline forum.

I don't ask my plumber for tips on how to wire in a boost controller; why would I ask Skyline drivers how to fit something to an Impreza?

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Phantom32

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so cos he drives a rex he's a fully sik habib is he?

we are skyline drivers but we're also car enthusiasts which means most of us would have a general idea of how to do it or at least be able to point him in the right direction.

If your plumber drove a rex he's prob be able to roughly tell you how to wire a boost controller wouldn't he?

cheers

SKY031 Grand Master

SKY031

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and for those who missed the heading of this form topic, here it is:

General automotive discussion.

for discussion relating to ALL other CARS, bikes and other powered vehicles.....

so it doesnt matter if this isnt a subaru form.

It wasn't originally posted in this section, it got moved into this section. :ban:

...but moving right along, tell your mate to go have a look here: http://www.wrx.com.au/

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