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few skylines out at moobah tonite... a redish 1 youngish guy driving told him about sau... doubt he'd remember silver 33 with mags and zorst told him aswell.... and yeah getting home now sucks esp falling out of a cab

few skylines out at moobah tonite... a redish 1 youngish guy driving told him about sau... doubt he'd remember silver 33 with mags and zorst told him aswell.... and yeah getting home now sucks esp falling out of a cab

The Red 1 with the interior done aswell?

Thanks for fixing my AVCR Christian... You really seem to know what your doing. Can't say that for allot of other people round the coast.

Cheers man... wont forget it.

No probs Will.. Only to glad to help. Let me know if you need any other help.

Chris...

Edited by SunnyCoast

If anyone is keen on a

Trust t67 turbo kit for a sr20det

or

greddy plenum to suit sr20det

or

greddy intercooler kit 600/302/115 with piping to suit the greddy plenum and t67.

if you know anyone who is keen on this kit im willing to add commision for you :D

Edited by Sr PWR
Yes Thanks, I didn't think you used forums that much so I didn't bother posting it but that is why I wanted to catch up on Sunday so I could thank you :-)

Its good Will. Catch ya this weekend for sure mate. Race ya for pink slips...

According to my Grand Turismo Knowl.... I should be able to beat you....Lawl. :D

any 1 wanna buy some spacers pritty sure there 5 x 114.3 there about 20mm and 10mm or there abouts.. bolt on type

pic link:

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa150/r.../Picture019.jpg

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa150/r.../Picture018.jpg

price 50 bucks for them what i paid for them

i'd use them accept i got 4 stud

Edited by red_screamer

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