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you need to get onto spares places that have a few... there are like 11ty billion different ones they used, when mine broke i had to try like 15 before one actually worked in my car (was one of the first build of 33's)

mines a series 1, Where are some places to ring in Melbourne?

^pics!

In other news, trying to scrounge up dat motivation to hit the gym today.

pretty happy I could get adapters to make centercaps fit the SL's and happy the kics-racing titanium nuts dont stand out too much.

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Pop pop flamesss ! Need to reacquire monies, so I can acquire mods for mine to also do the same :P

Edit: How much power do you think you were making in that video bro?

yeah about 230

Exhaust, licp, mr bov, mr turbo, walbro pump, ebc and a tune

How bout that camera car though :P

how about that camera car driver :kiss:

pretty happy I could get adapters to make centercaps fit the SL's and happy the kics-racing titanium nuts dont stand out too much.

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Looks good

was most aggressive offset I could get for the size in the SL's running 18x10.5 +15 - I think if I went 19's i could of got a bit more aggressive fitment. was originally considering work meisters but I kept coming back to wanting a forged wheel.

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