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When my system was tunned it was bullshit loud and still clear.

then agian, maybe i'm just odd, i like to hear the lyics too.

yea, i think the guys just a ken that wants people to think his car is awesome and loud, because his budget doesnt allow for anything decent...his car is n/a...I dunno....he should just go get raped up the ass with some crapper system for $800 that will break in a few weeks from all his heckitic bass.

yea, i think the guys just a ken that wants people to think his car is awesome and loud, because his budget doesnt allow for anything decent...his car is n/a...I dunno....he should just go get raped up the ass with some crapper system for $800 that will break in a few weeks from all his heckitic bass.

N/a's are cool, when they were built to be quick

rb's do not count rofl

so bored....

tired of looking at this ugly girl infront of me....

man there's a new temp here toady she looks alright but she reminds me of an Import model s**t....

gheyest statement ever!

So your saying all the highend n/a euro’s are gay?

Maserati, Ferrari, Porsche? Ect etc

Not saying these are the demi gods to the car world, but they aren’t slow from factory either.

P.S, I’m biased towards n/a’s I guess – ever heard a n/a Porsche coming down the highway at full tap at over 9000rpm… Made me hard every trip

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P.S, I'm biased towards n/a's I guess – ever heard a n/a Porsche coming down the highway at full tap at over 9000rpm… Made me hard every trip

or was it the 12 year old boy sitting on your lap :happy:

tough n/a's win my heart as well....im not baised to them over turbo's but both can be equally as good. Saw an Aston Martin DB9 in surfers the other week....even just milling through caville at 2000rpm it was pure porn!!!

ok ok supercars that not many people can afford are pure horn, but the everyday joe n/a is pure sheitness

Honda NSX? i wouldn't say thats its to far outta budget...

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