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Youre putting way too much effort in for a "budget job".

Guy isnt even going to notice the difference between the minor ones only you can see

its for my vanity :P

its just a really nice colour to work with...

btw i have a surprise for you...;)

Well yeah, I don't think he is gonna plumb it back for now (re: screamer).

How he is going to fit that into the 5in cat, I do not know. Unless he runs it direct to the body of the cat itself. I believe ARTZ had that done.

But my car cannot be made to 'look very sweet' by the efforts of one man alone.

It will most likely require the efforts of three men, namely scotty, artz, and aaron by the way of his guard roller and general "greg don't do stupid shit" advice.

is Scotty stealing my ideas again :whistling:

yes i run wastegate into side of cat....(well what looked like a cat)....2 pipe enter....1 pipe leave....works well..

i still haven't made it down to get your bumper either...as Lee said spending way too much time on red car....does look sexeh tho so its worth it...

hahah. im joking.

after the mani scotty had fuark all to do on mine. dump will take 1-2 hours.... cooler piping the same... i just need to get over and get the work done....

i literally worked for about 2 hours yesterday and didnt bug him once. i was proud.

hahah. im joking.

after the mani scotty had fuark all to do on mine. dump will take 1-2 hours.... cooler piping the same... i just need to get over and get the work done....

i literally worked for about 2 hours yesterday and didnt bug him once. i was proud.

is that because he charges by the hour and you dont want to pay him for socializing

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