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hey tristan ill ring chris ask him a price on haltec and tune.

plus finally got around to finishing my ebc setup. and tas when you see this hurry up and get the 2 stage switch i keep asking you for. tar.

boost adjustment

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when not adjusting

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behind

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New world disorder vids are always the good, work mate is getting NWD-10 filmed in all high def and RED camera's

Found the answer to my problems lol :)

http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2002/4/15/103358/720

Wonder if work would mind me having 3 30min naps during the day if I stayed longer...mmm I might try this at christmas.

dolly and a hammer will fix that!

My eyes aren't the best at times, let alone in this light, but it'll be because the LH guard is so BENT.. Seeing it's also only rubbing on the left, makes sense I guess.

But yes, a hammer can un bend most "stuff" :)

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