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R31Nismoid

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I love it! Got the car back the other night.

Goes reasonalby well all things considered, but the workmanship it absolutely stunning.

It's had no tuning, only running 8psi, and as i though... i've got a blown LSD :blah:

But what kills it is the scremer pipe... 7000rpm all you can hear is this wild crackle coming from under the car. Totally wicked.

So now i'm back in my own car! w00t

see everyone at the next meet! heheh!

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yeah i'll be there around 10am or so. I will probably be on BBQ detail as usual.

Might try get it on the hoist so you can all see the setup that my mate has done.

It's all stealth and you cant see anything from looking at it.

doxximus Grand Master

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yeah i'll be there around 10am or so. I will probably be on BBQ detail as usual.

i xferd $50 for the meat tomorrow to james, thats my donation as i wont be able to make it tomorrow, so now you wont have to use any money to pay ppl back for meat. if its not enough then...i dont know lol but yeah make sure james has it (i hope it went through properly)

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I wanna dyno my car but i'm afraid that everyone will laugh coz only one will be going. :blah:

you can still dyno it man.

I dont think it's too much of a problem at all. Might loose a bit of power 'possibly'

but i dont think so.

Replied... SLYSX... hope a locker fits. :blah:

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seein as my car has LSD and my old man's new ceffy has LSD, one of us could do without one :( then again maybe not...

um btw James did u get my deposit for the TShirt, it still sez I haven't paid on the page...

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