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Tristan: when you getting the 180? Thinking of the coast sometime next week since I have the whole week off and Dan's gonna be around too.

bro some more work is starting tonight, and more tomorrow :)

as for being ready in a week - unsure, as the new motor needs to be run in and put on the dyno to check out timing n shit - so im probs leaning more towards no then yes

I got a Clear timing belt cover, turbo brakes and some Nissan Skyline floor mats, weeee :) (My 34's Chrissy Presents) Merry Xmas everyone ... Can't wait til the count down to 2010 :D

clear timing belt cover is porn! are your brakes in yet?

you coming around tonight?

Brakes - Not in yet, Will be before my cruise :)

Tonight - Should be hun, not 100% sure what is happening?

not 100% sure - i think arif and i were toying with the idea of doing a little work, having a few drinks tonight and then getting into it tomorrow

but then again, now that i think of it, arif is probs getting rolled today at work - so might be tired

ill probs give one of you cats a buzz when i get back to brizzzzzzzy, like a boss

ps keen on brakes :D

not 100% sure - i think arif and i were toying with the idea of doing a little work, having a few drinks tonight and then getting into it tomorrow

but then again, now that i think of it, arif is probs getting rolled today at work - so might be tired

ill probs give one of you cats a buzz when i get back to brizzzzzzzy, like a boss

ps keen on brakes :)

Oh sweet, I am cool with whatever :)

Can't wait to get it all finished !!!!

Will talk to you later :D

Oh your not in Brissy? Seeing the Parentals?

Oh sweet, I am cool with whatever :)

Can't wait to get it all finished !!!!

Will talk to you later :D

Oh your not in Brissy? Seeing the Parentals?

yeeh im down the coast with the parentals - rhyso and i are probs heading up around 6/7ish depending

and yeeh rhys is keen on getting his wodka on with you hahahaha

aait well ill give you a holla later this arve :)

Brakes - Not in yet, Will be before my cruise :)

Tonight - Should be hun, not 100% sure what is happening?

Brandon - Where is my invite :D

Of course you're invited. Its opened to all. I thought since Dan has always been coming up on Thursday nights, we might just go to the coast for once. Anyway its just a suggestion. No idea how many people will be real keen.

Speaking of brakes, I just noticed today that my back right hand side brake isn't working. It's not pushing the pads onto the rotor. Where is a good place to go to get brakes checked ?

brakes are overrated

Any normal mechanic could do it.

And now onto my news... got a 2t tradequip trolley for xmas... so I've spent this arvo taking my front bar off hahahaha (first time ever) god damnit... took me a while to figure out how the reo bar comes out.... D'OH

And now the sanding begins...

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