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Hello everybody!

Sad to say I was one of those who just reads around and never really do anything else. Well tonight I've decided to create a new login and be abit more active around here. Must be a nasty skyline bug cauze not only I've rejoin SAU but I've sign up for a SAU - VIC membership. :ermm: .

So abit about myself. I own a R34 GTT sedan and I love my turbo kick :P . Not much of mods but it is slowly increasing and I can see the burn holes in my pockets getting bigger! Hopefully, by end of this year, I get to finish up my audio project. My friends and I have been customizing and building TL subs for our cars :wub:

I have to say I owe all my skyline knowledge from this forum so I would like to give a shout out to all who have been sharing their opinions and experience all around the forum. Keep up the good work!! :)

Good nite and vroom around safely :)

-S4T4N-

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