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If that was my car and I sold her I'd be tearing up right now.... Your current one is still pretty fkn nice breh

it was pretty nice, but caused me a lot of headaches, the current one was faster in every way and doing it easier so in the long run i think i will like it more

I came... :(

How come the builds taking a while? Parts on order and shit??

Dan had a lot of engines to build, i think when i put it in i was like 10th in line or somthing

Dan had a lot of engines to build, i think when i put it in i was like 10th in line or somthing

Oh gay. Yeh the bastard gets pretty busy though. He should clone himself....thrice

fixed back and 2 seater

cuz im hektik worried about extra weight bro

ahhh i see! i love hatch action with the sil80....fold that seat down and you can fit all sorts of stuff in there that the skyline had no hope of fitting!

and i want nismohs approval at my concern for pointless extra weight

Nizmoh is pointless extra weight! BAZINGA

SR redline is 7500, alright ill start a little more tehehe

ps martin i think im a real contender to challenge your epic dose :P - she doses nicely, especially considering the boost is set on 4psi

in for dose challenge, we have a BOV but it doesnt seem to open ever
Mine doesn't open ever either:
flutterz
i get dose reversing into the garage, its pretty hectic
Everyone loves good flutterz. Even those RTA add chicks :(
thats when you know you're baller
sil80 the GTR flutters when i sit in it and make engine sounds errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmmmm sttututututututututututu

pidgeon.jpg

OMG even the word "dose" is ghey

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