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i dont see wat theres not to believe about doin a single turbo conversion, so iv asked alot of questions about it.. n well proof of my bros car if thats what ur referring too well jus pick up the current street machine, and well he bought the qsr bmw 4 me to learn to race in :D if photos r proof, well ill get some just 4 u. nothing against u mate, i get it all the time because its unusual but next time jus have a think that it is possible.

Hey Rukus where did u spot GTR32X at. And as i said before i have seen a R33 outside u house alot nowadays is that u new car. Also did u spot me driving past and TOOTING my horn in my 34 yesterday around 6pm??

Hey Rukus where did u spot GTR32X at. And as i said before i have seen a R33 outside u house alot nowadays is that u new car. Also did u spot me driving past and TOOTING my horn in my 34 yesterday around 6pm??

that's my bro in law's car..

i saw u at 3am near towers.. i was going thru the intersection and u were turning left

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