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FML when i first hurt my car there was no ready made engines that i could buy and drop in for reasonable money, now after my build is already started no less tha 4 motors of reasonable spec and price have popped up god dammit

Sad Panda :P

links?

I closed them all in disgust, but they are all still there somewhere

the one i liked was all tomei gear and hks GT-SS Turbos for 11k, it was more than i needed but at least i could sell a lot of stuff off of it and have a tomei bottom end

i am at uni
NO ONE FKN ASKED YOU

LOL

Also:

1) You don't go to ice cream meets any more :(

2) You took the penis off your bonnet for the track day, and as such, I have lost all respect for you

:P

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