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Oxygen Audio O'Car headunit installed. gotta love euro aftermarket stuff, unplug factory headunit, plug in new headunit, no wiring needed.

Only problem is that it sticks out of the centre console by an half inch like an asshole. Might have to get the plastic welder out and start modding it.

ATTN Flynnn:

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Ps. I am a bigger fan of Tron than you are :3

Do you drive a silver 34 with the plates Charli or something similar? If so, you were in cruise mode (windows down, music loud) heading into Werribee plaza haha I was at work :(

KU36's are shit now. they were only ever good when they were cheap.

For 200 a corner i'd mos def run em, but these days they have put their prices up and i can run N05's for less

KU36's are shit now. they were only ever good when they were cheap.

For 200 a corner i'd mos def run em, but these days they have put their prices up and i can run N05's for less

How much are nittos in your size these days?

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