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sure do bish. Are you coming straight to my place after you finish work.

OMG I love that movie. It's a pretty girly movie, what made you pick that one?

i'll be grabbing a feed and then i'll be over bout 6ish

9.5 will fit under a gtst if you have the right offset.

Sounds like you just need to roll the inner lip…

they are a koya drift tek with gtr off set or just under i believe.

lol yeah a little hang to cover the top of the wheel.

i'll be grabbing a feed and then i'll be over bout 6ish

Ah k no worries.

There was a thug fight at the local shopping centre the other day, do people really think they are "gangster" >_<

Indeed they do. We went to Garden City last night. Seriously, the amount of little boys we saw all acting tough, 14 year olds with sidewayz caps and massive jerseys strutting their stuff in foot locker >_<

they are a koya drift tek with gtr off set or just under i believe.

lol yeah a little hang to cover the top of the wheel.

It'll crack the paint, but all you need is a poll, and work it around the gaurd while someone drives back then forward. Work the poll size up as the lip gets tighter, when the lip is tight apply more pressure and it'll kick the guard a touch. Do it with norrow wheels and on the lowest suspension setting untill u can get the drift teks under to get the lip kick angle right

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It'll crack the paint, but all you need is a poll, and work it around the gaurd while someone drives back then forward. Work the poll size up as the lip gets tighter, when the lip is tight apply more pressure and it'll kick the guard a touch. Do it with norrow wheels and on the lowest suspension setting untill u can get the drift teks under to get the lip kick angle right

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yeah i know the process of it all, cause i was thinking of doing it....but i decided i didnt want to do it. I mean you are welcome to come and do it for me, just that if something goes wrong then you will have to pay for repairs...hence whyi wanted someone else to do it. lol i am not saying that something will go wrong just dont want to take the chance.

yeah i know the process of it all, cause i was thinking of doing it....but i decided i didnt want to do it. I mean you are welcome to come and do it for me, just that if something goes wrong then you will have to pay for repairs...hence whyi wanted someone else to do it. lol i am not saying that something will go wrong just dont want to take the chance.

I'd consider it, if you paid me. You'd have to leave the car at my house though. If your serious, let me know we have a pig land cruiser in atm, full of f**king rust, total nightmare so we cant do anything for a few weeks.

I'd consider it, if you paid me. You'd have to leave the car at my house though. If your serious, let me know we have a pig land cruiser in atm, full of f**king rust, total nightmare so we cant do anything for a few weeks.

I would consider it too, but i cant be without a car, and i only have one atm. If it come down to it and i have to opportunity then i will let you know, yes i wouldnt expect it done fro nothign.

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