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reply pm now :blink:

honestly dont think u would stand a chance on the roads i choose:p

remmeber i aint a straight liner :blink: like you

astro wheres that cup picture. ? danski needsi t

is that a challenge? :down:

Heeeelllsss yeah its a mo f**kin challenge :blink:

its on like donkey kong, allow my new turbo to get run in and get my tune in and then :):blink:

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reply pm now :blink:

honestly dont think u would stand a chance on the roads i choose:p

remmeber i aint a straight liner :blink: like you

astro wheres that cup picture. ? danski needsi t

pm replied - kept getting board messages so i got angry

honestly dont think u would stand a chance on the roads i choose:p

remmeber i aint a straight liner :blink: like you

Ok wel do both then and you just better hope after all this BIG talking you dont loose both :blink:

its not all about looks, what about being stealth? :blink:

but you'll soon find out what my number plate is and what my rear lights look like :blink:

Traffic lights?

shall we do a epic Redsuns Vs NightKids battle?

sorry i mean

Team Wraith Vs Super Fun Happy Sliders battle?

Only if Michael is on Shan's team so we know there's at least one person that I can beat with the 'woo...

did you do the Tak arm on the window and your head resting on your hand and driving with your left hand only

..you know what i mean

I always drive like that... long before I watched Initial D too

I always drive like that... long before I watched Initial D too

taxi driver!

oi john you any good at photoshop?

we need to put dans face on that oliver picture

its on like donkey kong, allow my new turbo to get run in and get my tune in and then :):)

Turbo doesn't need to be run in mang get some boost through it!

*yawn*

Sleepy?

Only if Michael is on Shan's team so we know there's at least one person that I can beat with the 'woo...

I always drive like that... long before I watched Initial D too

Hehe Michael isn't going to live that down for awhile.

oi john you any good at photoshop?

we need to put dans face on that oliver picture

This will only end in one way . . .

A full blown photoshop war :) and U will be the first target my friend :)

yo

just after a bit of advice

car is going in the shop in a fortnight (29th) for greddy plenum and retune, and have decided to bit the bullet and fit the gt3545 as well, so just chasing up some parts, and wondering if you guys know any places i can get these at a decent price

after injectors 700's or thereabouts. side feed. looking to pay for them on the credit card, so private sale is not really an option

z32 afm and plug

and slotted r33 rotors

any suggestions where i can find these at a decent price that can be delivered within 10 working days?

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