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loving the pics :P

soo how was everyones weekendd?

sexual. took a ca out of a mates 180 and threw it in the bin (no, but i wish) and sprayed my rear bar. (looks alright)

i had a pretty boring one, but I was overdue for a quiet weekend anyway :D

gave me time to install Bee*R

Ok whats a Bee*R?

I had the joy of working it was great :3some::D

I don't work AND I don't sleep... 'tis a dangerous mix!

Did you want my job ? You can have it I'm getting over not having any sleep.

Nah, TNT and tequila now thats a dangerous mix.

If I buy a 33.. I want speed stripes like this one!

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Thats a sexy ass boat

Did you want my job ? You can have it I'm getting over not having any sleep.

Nah, TNT and tequila now thats a dangerous mix.

lol did you find that out the hard way?? :3some:

Ok whats a Bee*R?

I had the joy of working it was great :3some::D

Bee*R is a japanese brand. Who make kits, wheels, rev limiters, and other misc parts.

it an aftermarket thingy that lets you adjust your rev limiter

Yes....but unlike factory rev limiters which cut fuel, this one cuts ignition, so it will make you car shoot sick flames when you launch it, but it has a down size....it fouls the plugs, but used in small doses it is fine.

Yes....but unlike factory rev limiters which cut fuel, this one cuts ignition, so it will make you car shoot sick flames when you launch it, but it has a down size....it fouls the plugs, but used in small doses it is fine.

Yeah man those things make the car sound wicked (and shoot mad flames) but heard they not too good for it unless its "fully hecktick" built owe :3some:

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