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Yeah well maybe but not while my cars in the shop :laugh:

They seem like nice boys, but they stay up late and make too much noise :O

Week 1- Replace turbos, ECU, Pipes and tune

Week 2- Replace brown jeans

Week 3- Rescue car from tree, replant tree

Week 4- Push bike

J/J :O

:P

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hahah guys im back sorry for late reply!! For the past week ive just been cruising non-stop....

i saw PIG-GTS on beaufort street!

Last night i think i felt the full potential of my car, it was wet, i gave it a bit around a corner and STRAIGHT away no delay i lost control....i did that AHG course, so I turned that FAULT into a AWD DRIFT LOL, the guys on the cruise thought I was just AWD Slapping! haha few

Ill never boost at corners again....

Oh and about the pics, they are poor quality i had to use my phone-camera lol

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