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Hi, thought I would introduce myself.

I am Brianna, I am 27yo and I have owned my 1999 RS4 Dayz for about 18months and have not done anything to it because I simply didn't have the money after the initial outlay for the car hehehe

Now I am after rims, so I have officially signed up here to try and work out which rims will fit and I also would like to learn more about the RB25DET - having owned an R33 before the Stagea I do know the basics about the engines but I can always learn more and look forward to it :)

PS. If you have any rim suggestions - send them through ;)

Pic of my cars attached........ as you can tell, I really do need rims

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Well rims first, coz I am sick of looking at her with such horrible tiny rims.....

Not going to do too much engine wise at this stage - did up the boost slightly but that was just for a bit more go down low.

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