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Lol previous owner put a nice big hole for my cooler piping. Never had cop trouble with it nor any rwc trouble :/

Yeah I've never actually come across anyone who's had trouble with the police for a fmic but I don't reckon I should risk it.

It's like a de-cat pipe but more easily defectable. Chances of getting done for it might be slim, but when you do, you get a raping. Engineer's cert etc.

Unrelated, if anyone has yellow oxidized headlights...put some toothpaste on a paper towel and rub away. Then hose off and do it some more. Then hose off again. Profit.

I usually Glassylite which comes with sealant etc. and lasts about 6 months, but takes half an hour to do all the sanding etc. For 5 minutes with the toothpaste (felt like I was brushing it's teeth), even if it lasts a month that's win. Alvin's car was the test mule hahaha.

Birds, who drives the 33? Saw it at highpoint yesterday. Was probably your mom.

Orrrr theres another 33 with "WTF-XXX" plates.

wth...Mohsen spotted this a couple of days ago too. My car has been at home the past two days. Did it have D1Rs?

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