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My clutch is slipping, so I dont know if that silvia really would of beaten me at all if I had a decent one. On the way home today I gave it a bit of a boot in 2nd and it slipped like a mofo......

Fkn fkidy fk fk. Come here dan....

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I hate people who intentionally rev thier engins just cos "its Cool" and i hate thoose wankers who set off their B.O.V. right next to my window on purpose!! :P

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I hate the fact the every wanker wants to race me when i'm not driving my silvia..... or my Girlfirend is in the passenger seat (ohh... the looks she gives me even if i smirk)......

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i will own you all :(

just kidding....

Without reading the rest of this thread, I think I have worked it out.

Skyline drivers would seem to have a bad rep for being hoons as it would seem quite a number are actual hoons racing stuff here there and everywhere, then coming on here and braging about it.

But hey, I could be wrong!

haha!

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