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Fuck yeah!

Anti-Lag system is epic!

You should Anti-Lag your EVO!

will do when i tune it for the bigger turbo... but it's not sometihg you use often unless you have a specific desire to break shit

will do when i tune it for the bigger turbo... but it's not sometihg you use often unless you have a specific desire to break shit

:laugh:

Just take it easy and launch only when needed to.

they disturbed a LOT of people last night

was meant to be a c130 doing a fly over on stkilda beach releasing angel flares:

pic related : c130 releasing angel flares

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however at the absoulte last miute they post someting on their facebook page saying that there has been a technical difficulty with the plane and that anoter c130 could not be organised, but if you wanted to see it then just go to the airshow.

what do we have like 1 c130 in vic and that's it?

IMHO it was a stunt designed to get people to pay to go to the airshow and was never going to happen.

I'd bet they never even got the appropriate permission to deploy the flares

they disturbed a LOT of people last night


what do we have like 1 c130 in vic and that's it?

actually we have none in vic

24 based out of NSW but many deployed supporting our troops and some shut down as we selling them to indo.

woohoo for wiki

if i had the choice between cars and planes it would be planes for sure

i'd buy me one of these bad boys in a heartbeat

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unfortunately I don't have $2 mil odd to spend on my hobby :/

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