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i think you'll find the speeds I get are quite close to your bigpond cable, not only that but I get 110kB/s upload - while you get about 12kB/s if i'm correct. Also - your charged for uploads - whereas i'm not.

As for speed - cable is dependant on the number of users sharing the cable trunk - more users = lower speeds.

also mine is dedicated meaning I can get 800kB/s 100% of the time if I need it.. while cable you may get slower speeds during peak times..

for what I pay - $70/mnth I get 40gig downloads - while cable is capped at 10gig if your on unlimited or pay $100/mnth for 20gig..

i'll take the ADSL.

edit: 1 thing I must note - not all people can get these speeds with ADSL - i'm on an iinet enabled exchange.. so i'm lucky.

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downloading them atm, dunno if they have english subtitle... will post again as soon as i find out.

can you post links to these vids again. current one's are dead.

link don't seem to work?

errr it wont let a link from another website!!

If you have an account with PF then get it from here

http://pforums.company-hosting.com/forums/...27&page=9&pp=30

They a D1 drifter from japan drift the new 6.0 litre monaro.

Its the last episode in this season. 5th gear should start soon tho

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