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just spent about 500bux on the sil getting it ready for paint.

pick it up and a third of the way home the water pump dies.

now its getting another 500-600bux worth of crap on it. 52mm alloy rad being put on since the old ones coming off anyway.

then goes back for a custom fmic install haha going to mount it upside down to sorten the pipe work and get better throttle response.

after that gtr injectors and rb20 afm and a retune and i should be happy with the power side :s

got a bride zeta III to pick up off my mate and all thats left is a cage :)

i hate cars ;)

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Ruby please change your avatar. I'm soooo sick of that homo comic male thrusting his groin on my screen that I skip all your posts and the ones directly above and below it.

It's worse than the blue mesh... at least I don't see that in my own home.

haha i cant keep my eyes off it :)

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