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I had this delivered last month. Great car - fast and stable..plenty of room to carry the gear and the dog, plus 3 others.

Its going back home to SA around this time next year and at last count there were only 6 in the country... :D

This vid shows a car exactly the same as mine being dyno'ed. Skip to the 2nd minute - these tuners were really good with the car too.

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m3gtr Grand Master

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Cheers,

I have toyed with the idea of lowering it but id like to leave it stock - its great teh way it is. The reason peeps do that is because these things wont see much bush action - they are more street cars than anything else...plus they look tougher.

I still cant see the stag in the front, lol..? :P

m3gtr Grand Master

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Ive been working hard at it in tokyo for a coupla years now so i had to spoil myself, dontcha know? Thats the colt in my avatar,lol :)

Besides...its an investment. :D:P

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