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Now now, everyone is welcome, even your grandma even if she drives a daihatsu charade

Dude was it you who just sold that lambo orange s14? Tough car if it is. Sexy as except for the gaurd rolling on the passenger side. Dunno wtf happened there :S Off topic but anyway...

Yeh was mine. I was meaning to fix up the guard on the passenger but was just never bothered. The guard roller fouled on the calipers. For most cars to do the fronts I have to remove the front caliper it's fkn annoying.

But thanks man! Was definitely a fun car, but the evo now is definitely much better ;)

SAU forum isn't just for skyline owners..

basically just for any like minded car enthusiast. Any one can join, learn talk shit(within the wasteland).

More than a Club for "Skylines" its a good bunch of people, great friends, and a very welcoming crowd. few people on here dont even have cars ..

plus I used to have an M35 Stagea, and there is a stagea section here.

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