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how much for a complete kit for the GT3540R (including high mount manifold, wastegate, etc)??

unless you want a hks manifold i dont really sell the cheaper ones unless i have to

theres nothing really wrong with them but the output to the flange requires die grinder work

tial 38mm gate with 1.2 bar spring $405 Delivered

tial 44mm gate with 1.2 bar spring $605 Delivered

GT3540R-IW, $1695 Delivered

wat?

ur makin no sense dude

but thats whoretown for ya

otay..

she's back from Vietnam and has used up all the money on the credit card (my credit card)

thats what i was tring to say.....

shhess....... stop with the drugs at work John.......

send them to me >_<

:happy: its just she spent all the money in Vietnam...

but i can still give out bum sex....

just Anna and Virgin dont belong in the same sentence

Bubbles hey? where can i get this stuff? >_<

you cant lol

unless you want a hks manifold i dont really sell the cheaper ones unless i have to

theres nothing really wrong with them but the output to the flange requires die grinder work

tial 38mm gate with 1.2 bar spring $405 Delivered

tial 44mm gate with 1.2 bar spring $605 Delivered

GT3540R-IW, $1695 Delivered

if someone wants to make me a qld sponsor ill do better prices

im already a nsw sponsor >_<

muhahahahahahah :P

I want to join the Dark side son of rajab Vader !!! >_<

twins are for girls

Shuddup you ...

Just cause you stole your engine out of an R33 ...

Bloody forged pistons and big single wielding punks :happy:

why do i get the feeling that this mornings boostloosin thread has attracted some of the users over to this thread?

we seem more populated today then most other days.

i seem to attract people wherever i go

its a bad thing

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