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lol i got the coin but not using it for another car unfortunetly as my new job will be sending me off shore and around australia and maybe the world so will be getting a house and renting it out

nothing wrong with ca's man, pulls very hard, very healthy and strong and much better then an sr (sounds better too)

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.. its running but shes starving for fuel... its killing me..... tomei(whoever makes it) fuel pump isnt doing what it should so looks like ill be getting it back severely detuned.. untill i can free up some more money to go one in tank and twin externals + surge tank... sir dale stirls will be helping me through the fueling journey and and were gonne setup something than can hopefully munge on e85.... i was once told patience is a virtue and im truly learning what that means now.....

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