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AK47, AR15, HK P90, Uzi, Barret M82A2, Walther PPK, Beretta M92F, Soviet RPG, Spud Gun, ? Car, Flintlock pistol, Lever action remington...

Sad. I know those all from memory but not the car

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shame on u about the car :whistling:

hey big shout out to the lad in the r33 satin black at gazzanats did very well me thinkls looked real nice tbh

and dunno how u guys feel about s15's but the grey one doing the drifting was phucin schmick and drifted like a pro very nice :worship:

So, the current power figures are in on my engine build...about 220rwkw at 8psi, should know more tomorrow after the tune has been touched up a bit more, and it should be in my possession :D

A lot more torque and response has been gained, we compared the dyno graphs from its 260rwkw tune from October 2009 to tonight's...almost identical except for peak power and boost coming on earlier now. If we run anything higher then 8psi (actuator pressure) the clutch starts slipping there is that much power being produced, dyno sheets to come tomorrow hopefully :D

just to spice up todays wasteland. pick one or many, lol , work warning, skimpy clothes

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