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Ever flat changed a car with 500rwhp :P

BANG!! haha.

er no im not a retard..

Might do Nado's. Duno, should be there for BnR.

Might miss the car wash though

think ur a mad dog - skip nandos, skid car wash, change gears without a clutch

er no im not a retard..

think ur a mad dog - skip nandos, skid car wash, change gears without a clutch

You'd think a gearset could handle it though :P

Skids you say. *rubs chin*

smity u coming thursday?

i kno you are geoff

Yep, you got me. I'll be there for nando's and B&R.

Not too sure if I'll make it to the car wash even though mine does look like its been rolling in mud and bird shit.

Slacker josh come wash your pig n do some skids. Show the vtec boys how it's done :happy:

Nah I gotta put my other sunroof rails in, as the one thats in the car is f**ked. so no water sports atm

500rwhp? Is that from all your epic weight reduction... Nismo_Boy = Mong stick basher, Cant wait to see this 32. Shim your diff up yourself, arvo's work mate :happy: Smithy, unfortunate about the head drama. Cant wait to see cols, XD9's up in person For all those who thought where did Dave go... Since 56k isn't worth doing anything on, this is what I've been doing. She's coming along nicely. Like my Diy coilpack loom... haha gotta wrap it yet tho.

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Turbo will be checked this week, if it required rebuild... mmm highflowzzzzzzzz

500rwhp? Is that from all your epic weight reduction... Nismo_Boy = Mong stick basher, Cant wait to see this 32. Shim your diff up yourself, arvo's work mate :happy:

T78 among other things...

I dont have tools, let alone a jack..

PCE Performance does give them a burl..

rofl great night tonight guys rofl..

poor tristian love you long time mang..

newmarket maccers = emos + misfits plus randoms

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