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Hi guys my name is Nitten and I just purchased my first car here in Australia its a 1993 R33 GTS25T. I just moved here a few months ago from california where I used to own a 2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT and was part of california's biggest car club Socal3g. Anyway i m very new to the country as well as my car so I m sure i will learn a lot from other members. Currently I am looking to upgrade my exhaust and muffler if anyone is selling anything please hit me up. btw I live in Hornsby/ Merrylands in NSW.

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Welcome to the forum.

also, welcome to Australia.

I'm sure you will enjoy your new purchase.

keep an eye in the forsale thread, as there is quite a few items there.

also, lots of knowledge and crap in the tech section, read a couple of threads on the same/similar topic will sort it all out.

also, highly recommend the search button, but use fewer words for better results.

if you get a little sick of cars on here, hit up the wasteland.

hope to see you on some cruises.

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lol @tailor made....i m the total opposite tyrese has a 6pack i have more of a keg...n yes its very weird driving on the wrong side of the road. I m still getting used to it. I actually didnt live too far from pasadena. I used to go there for some meets with other clubs, unfortunately something always happened. I lived in Pomona which is in the Inland Empire. anyway thanks for the invite vorse i would love some punch and pie so I guess I will be seeing some of u guys then

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