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you wanna know something funny?

I was sitting on the porcelain at the time and the missus yelled out, "WAS THAT YOU"!!!!

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you wanna know something funny?

I was sitting on the porcelain at the time and the missus yelled out, "WAS THAT YOU"!!!!

:( :(

seriously, didnt feel it at windy point. i do think i know the cause (and ive said it elsewhere). jake and i were doing mad "initial d" style togue up windy point at the time, im sure the patrol did a weight transfer (and unlike another mate who said "no matty. if the patrol weight shifted it would of divided by 0 and the world would have exploded") so THAT is what it was :)

dave, feel free to stab me in the eye :(

you wanna know something funny?

I was sitting on the porcelain at the time and the missus yelled out, "WAS THAT YOU"!!!!

So that was you pete, I was on the poo collector as well, could hear it coming like a sub bass train, then bang toilet shook more then normal, and more sub bass vibration, between mud explosions.

that was the quickest earthquake I have felt, used to live in san fran, LA those become a tad more interesting. living on the island between oakland and san francisco. MAN MADE one at that. our navy barracks are the star shaped buildings

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oh

my

god

ive had the best motivation to finish my car. better than doing a 1:29 in a GTR that wasnt mine too >_<

i'll describe the car, its light, has excellent power to weight, fierce response, impressive grip level, and the typical RB stalling characteristics.

oh, and its purple and turns heads :cool:

"10 bucks if you can guess what it is"

"how about 10 bucks if you do a burnout"

I need some ideas for suspension/coilovers as my front castor rods need replacing (so I thought I might as well do the whole lot in one go). I have researched JIC FLT-FAS but from what I've heard, they're probably going to be too stiff for normal street driving and some hills work, especially with Adelaide's shocking road quality.

So what I wanted to know is what you guys use and what you'd recommend.

Also wouldn't mind knowing who/what workshops can install them for me.

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