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Sup pingers, long time no stir.

Hows the northern side faring?

Ive been pretty busy with work and babies lately as usual, dont get much time to play anymore! :(

No new mods, just in the process of respraying the wheels.

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Welcome back for a short visit. Been a bit slow in here, its all happening on facebook.....

Because you're too cool for that sort of behaviour?

Apparently.... In other news. Hopefully ill hear back about the motor vehicle this week... If so I might pop down there with Clint to sus it out

Thought that you already had it back?

Lol Negative. There would be spamming galore if i had it back......

I havent really posted much in whoretown as im tring to keep it all central in the build thread.

Long story short it keeps breaking on the dyno. Valve Spings started leaking Wednesday last week so they are getting replaced.

Initial figures were 460hp on 14psi..... Will be interesting once we are running 27psi +

seems to have simmered down, and the old boys have a new whoretown to play in:) everyone wins

That's probably because anyone who disagrees gets deleted by the execs, I'll let you draw your own conclusions on that one.

If you're gonna be a dill and stir up crap and not even be a member there isn't going to be anything sympathy simple as that, if you can't play nice don't expect to be treated nice.

There are many of us who used to be members, and are not anymore for this exact reason.

+1 to this.

This place used to be about driving many years ago. Now its about politics and polishing the execs knobs.

Shit, the current execs weren't even in the community back when I remember it was thriving. Do the current exec board even drive skylines? You know, real ones that is.

+1 to this.

This place used to be about driving many years ago. Now its about politics and polishing the execs knobs.

Shit, the current execs weren't even in the community back when I remember it was thriving. Do the current exec board even drive skylines? You know, real ones that is.

As a matter of fact every member on the exec board do drive skylines. To be honest I care very little for my knob being polished, I don't do anything to glorify myself I do everything for the club.

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