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i think we can all agree that its standard procedure now to post F&F quotes in any thread concerned with rice and ricey ideas.

*runs off to practice drifting in his Evo on the docks under the watchful eye of Tsuchia dressed up as a fisherman*

he didnt ask you what you thought of it. Or your flaming.

He just asked where he can get it from..

All of you guys just jump on the bandwagon and start flaming because YOU think it's gay.

It's my god given right to give my opinion whether it's asked for or not! :)

Oh shit! We got cops, cops, cops, cops!

It's all your fault lol, saw your flashing foggies at autosalon

BTW are those Starcorp Impul 18" on yours?

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BTW it's not illegal to have a N02 purge kit on your car. You can drive around all day shooting N02 into the air.

It's only illegal to have N02 connected to your engine.

If its illegal to use an atmo bov how is it legal to use one of these?

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