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did you spin? looks worse than it is... can be repaired though, we've fixed up ones more banged up than that. Bring it down to driftline if you need a quote.

sorry bout the tailgating for those who were in front of me :P i got kinda carried away seing it is my 3rd time down those roads and gettin the hang of it but all in all mad cruise besides the incident ;) at least ur ok cheez now to

offcoarse man, vehicles can be repaird. lives cant. simple as that, glad it was your veh that was damaged and not ur self...ohh apart from the burn on ur arm :P ..fk those air bags are strong...

those who tailgate...

only causes dangerous driving, and endangers others

mmmm i think i was tailgating a lil at the start but this is why i stopped for a good 10-15minutes and made sure i had a traffic free run. i do twisties regularly and just having the tein coilovers and strut bar installed it was my chance to test them out. sorry if i did tailgate anyone though, even though i cant remember...

spewing i couldnt make it on this cruise. :P

i'll be down for the next fo shizzle.

did you spin? looks worse than it is... can be repaired though, we've fixed up ones more banged up than that. Bring it down to driftline if you need a quote.

+1

roshan loves these sorta jobs

so Dillon, my car + 8k your way for you car... think about it (205rwKW gtst with pfc) + $8000 mmm sounds like a good deal...

lol. maybe your car + 18k and we'll start talking. :D

nah seriously, not interested in selling. i just put new tires on the rear, and f*ck it's made a massive difference! It's so awesome to drive now!! I feel 100% in control even when flooring it through a corner whereas before I'd be nervous cos I'd never know when the arse end would start to kick out.

it was good fun coming back through the tunnel as well. lol at the lady behind me sitting on the horn cos we were driving so slow hahaha :P

edit: I don't know what the big hurry was anyway, traffic was congested ... hmm

sorry bout the tailgating for those who were in front of me :P i got kinda carried away seing it is my 3rd time down those roads and gettin the hang of it but all in all mad cruise besides the incident :D at least ur ok cheez now to

ah u were behind me but i guess u werent fast enough to tailgate me lol

honestly, keep the moronic talk/pictures off moronic behaviour OFF the forums or i wont let you guys talk about them or organise meets.

SAU does not need this kinda of publicity associated with

1. People putting cars into walls on cruises

2. People talking about illegal/dangerous actions (tailgating, deliberately lanes slowing traffic etc)

This is the last warning.

After the fiasco with the idiots and the utube videos of the last cruise(s) your lucky i havent already locked this thread.

Im trying to do YOU guys the favour. You dont realise it because you havent seen the police come after you for forum antics...

If you wont think of your own good soon, then i can assure you the hammer will come down.

General SAU cruises/meets do not need cruises scrutinised when they have been relatively incident free since 2002 when i first joined.

Its 3 cruises now, 3 incidents be that accidents/video whatever. It simply is not good enough guys.

lol. maybe your car + 18k and we'll start talking. :D

nah seriously, not interested in selling. i just put new tires on the rear, and f*ck it's made a massive difference! It's so awesome to drive now!! I feel 100% in control even when flooring it through a corner whereas before I'd be nervous cos I'd never know when the arse end would start to kick out.

it was good fun coming back through the tunnel as well. lol at the lady behind me sitting on the horn cos we were driving so slow hahaha :P

Yeh my tires are no good, so i took it pretty easy as my tires always keep me in check. your car handled very well from what i could see.

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