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Yeah that'd be me, im in south brighton. off to work at about 7am (if i cbf'd getting out of bed) :P

Saw Evil 34 on goodwood rd just b4 springbank rd a bit after 5 today. car looks sweet mate :bunny:

Hey mate was watching your car in my mirror before you pulled along side of me.

Was just taking the car to boostworx for a tune.

You car looks really nice as well :)

yeah Luke wouldn't go anywhere else

getting some front tires he was going to get me goodride or ridge i forget but im thinking Nankang NS2's there a simular price i think anyways dont want to spend over about $140 a tyre

^ Steve, what size tyre? if 235/45/17 I recently got Maxxis MA-V1 (not the Z) for around that price from Troy at Tyrepower. For a more budget tyre these are fantastic. Noise is fairly minimal and the grip in wet and dry is pretty good. Your tyre man should be able to get them at the same price.

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