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R34GTT as i know you well enough pls let me help you for this... NO he will not remove any of his parts.... example.. if he remove his Power FC ... then what he going to do with his TD06, he will need a computer to tune it as he can't use his stock ECU anymore. anyway summary is he will remove his parts. Useless you buy all his aftermarket parts.

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LOL Tuan, holy shit dude... u've been trying to sell ur car for 6 months!! You should just keep the weapon... although if you do decide to part it out, I'll take your injectors, TD06 and PowerFC :)

hahaha...... typically you Matt, always wanting my parts :matrix: hihihi still too lazy to advert my car in the papers etc (i'm a tight ass.....hihihi) :jump:

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