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i might be behind the wheel of an rb20 shortly, my first one! wooo.

well ive driven an rb20 before, but never owned one.

You swapping the Onevia for a Skyrine there Tim?

I reckon you'll find the 20 lacking in lowdown grunt after a VCT SR, but 8.5k rpm = teh win :D

Legnum transmission is now replaced, WOOHOO! :)

I'll be hitting up the Charity cruise on Sunday. If anyone else from here is going, come up and say hi! :) Will be there with a few other Legnum owners too, so don't be scared, we don't bite (hard) :kiss:

sacked

Im not turning up to work as Im in too much pain

its a mutual thing I suppose, dont feel good about it, but the bosses are imploring me to get onto the DSP and get myself back on track. its what I need to do, so here goes................

oh :woot: now we feel dirty youve gone and left us for the LGA :) Legnum Australia

Legnum transmission is now replaced, WOOHOO! :)

I'll be hitting up the Charity cruise on Sunday. If anyone else from here is going, come up and say hi! :woot:Will be there with a few other Legnum owners too, so don't be scared, we don't bite (hard) :kiss:

Hey Brendan chin up dude you know you only got sacked so you dont have to wait 13 weeks to get anywhere with Centerlink... and dont think of centerlink as a dirty word ok your one of the 2% that actually use the system for which it was initially setup for

just think of it as your stagea is now centerlink.jpg

I just got sacked after working here for 11 yrs

hmmmmmmmm

EDIT

oh yeah ive booked into boostworx for my 5stud conversion drifteks here i come :)

oh yeah ive booked into boostworx for my 5stud conversion drifteks here i come :P

oooooooo aaahhhhhh!! fill us in steve!! what size drifteks are they? what width tires you goin? colour ?

i recon it will make a substancial difference looks wise

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