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he sure if gotta go down a long drive way then off to the left.

Offtopic: i cant find a definate answer on here atm hope someone can help whats the lowest height you can go legally in SA?

Lowest part of the car cant be lower than 100mm from the ground, and eyebrow height must not be lower than (insert R34 minimum ride height here).

I think most of the pro/well known guys like pickering don't bother with 'public' drift pracs anymore cause they rock private days and, more recently, jap matsuri's, so I'm lost as to why he bothers having a whinge when it doesn't affect him/them at all.

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Just watched the latest Top Gear... had a tribute to Senna. In a word, amazing. Brought a tear to my eye. Anyone with a single drop of motorsport blood in their veins should watch it, incredible man

i just went and ordered some parts (on shaun's recommendation for now...........the whole "if it aint broke dont attempt to tear it apart" theory works for me :D)

stupid me cant remember if it was out of stock BEFORE i ordered it haha

http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...at=0&page=6

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