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agreed! :P

though after putting new coilovers in and lowering it.. i think maybe its a bit low, wasnt game to attempt to get it inside a second time when we had to move the cars out after all the scraping the first time

Come to my work and I'll be the judge!

And I still want to see it!

Where you working man?

Close by?

Coles, at Westfield Shoppingtown Doncaster.

My hour log break will be roughly 7.45pm, lemme know if you'd like to drop by. PM if need to be.

Tried going in a servo with helmet on coz cbf taking gear off just for few seconds, soon as door opens kunt out of nowhere yells out "stop right there remove your helmet please!"

Thought I was gonna get shot down..

Chill brah

He was probably more scared of you than you were of him.

Tried going in a servo with helmet on coz cbf taking gear off just for few seconds, soon as door opens kunt out of nowhere yells out "stop right there remove your helmet please!"

Thought I was gonna get shot down..

Chill brah

He was more scared when you took the helmet off, wasn't he?

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