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no but i came on here to tell u my GTR did.. oh wait im a compulsive lier.. forget what i said no way could a gtr do that no no no.. :D

settle im mucking around.. bah i knw of a satria and a rav4 that could smoke ur v8 boys.. vr4 awd satria.. and a 700hp 3sgte rav lol

My GTR > your GTR :P

A gtr beat me, as did a few rx7's. Maybe you were able to in a GTR. My point was, u didn't in your Gtir

gtir took down a crossfire lol.. stupid euro heavy weight lol.. :P

My GTR > your GTR :D

what GTR.. my N1 equiped 90 model lol... bah congrats i spent shit all on that and had my fun..

gtir took down a crossfire lol.. stupid euro heavy weight lol.. :D

what GTR.. my N1 equiped 90 model lol... bah congrats i spent shit all on that and had my fun..

Guarantee I spent less, had less work done and was still faster :P

Guarantee I spent less, had less work done and was still faster :no:

is that a fact..

i brought mine for under 19k.. 1.5k on body and paint thanks to shipping incident...

19k.. feteched me a genuine kms 90,000kms grade 4 gtr with N1 bits coming out of its ass... :D

and this was in 2005 :P

is that a fact..

i brought mine for under 19k.. 1.5k on body and paint thanks to shipping incident...

19k.. feteched me a genuine kms 90,000kms grade 4 gtr with N1 bits coming out of its ass... :D

and this was in 2005 :P

And it was f**ked with bits of silver paper trying to keep the spark in.

is that a fact..

i brought mine for under 19k.. 1.5k on body and paint thanks to shipping incident...

19k.. feteched me a genuine kms 90,000kms grade 4 gtr with N1 bits coming out of its ass... :D

and this was in 2005 :P

Power and 1/4 Mile?

And it was f**ked with bits of silver paper trying to keep the spark in.

lol did u like my heat shield made of alfoil for the AFM plug.. lol thought it was quite smart.. the nismo dump pipes radiated alot of heat.. and i reckon the heat shrink would have melted with the dump pipe heat..

any other valid acquisitions noel.. or u done bein jealous... :D as if buy a GTST..

Oh hai boys

hi big boy get that harmonic balancer yet..??

Same. I rather spend my night waxing my pubes
Vaild point, sucks to be people who get em though

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....can you do mine as well....i need something to bite down on though while your doing it.

Oh hai boys

git down bish :D

time to drift button my 180 lol

what you havent done it yet.....n00b

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