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Haha I hope you weren't referring to me with hose comments, I have kids older than most of the members on this site!

When you've got kids as old as Nick is young, then it'll be safe to say that your hands are free, and with that, your priorities now shift to pursuing things you want to do ;)

I can only wait patiently for that time to come.

Your choice of car and your username is very misleading LOL

Nick happens to be the youngest of the group though. You can kinda tell by the way he mods his car.

The bulk of us are mature enough to realise that keeping things original (especially engine wise) is the way to go :ph34r:

When you've got kids as old as Nick is young, then it'll be safe to say that your hands are free, and with that, your priorities now shift to pursuing things you want to do ;)

I can only wait patiently for that time to come.

Your choice of car and your username is very misleading LOL

Nick happens to be the youngest of the group though. You can kinda tell by the way he mods his car.

The bulk of us are mature enough to realise that keeping things original (especially engine wise) is the way to go :ph34r:

Pish posh, y'all just jelly you have no lumpy idle ;)

  • 2 weeks later...

I have a engagement party :(

Also incase you missed it I picked up some goodies through the week:

Cusco 2 way mechanical LSD (goodbye crappy 3.5 nastiness hello awesome tear your face off 4.11 acceleration! :devil: )

And I've broken my number 1 rule of "brakes only slow you down" and gone and purchased r32 Gtr calipers front and rear with slotted rotars... (So now I can stop lol)

Funny that you should mention that because I was thinking the same thing this morning. I haven't done anything for the last week or so because I re-sprayed my wheels - they're all good again now. Must say they looked quite horrendous indeed! Looked like it was just a colossal failure of the clear coat :/

Not sure if I'd head back out to it man - it's just all yank pretty much. Would be good to see some more JDM there, or even some German/Italian muscle and what not. So yeah not sure Nick - see what happens I guess.

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