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Geez your a rude bastard Pete, 3 wide and every bastard can get the f**kk out of the way.

See what i mean buddy,,,natsoft lied again hey,,,no way would a 2wd car beat a 4wd or is that twice you have been owned ?.

Love and kisses as always

Neil.

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You need to re edit the broken down video so i can see myself finally passing you. You cut it as my 32 comes into the mirror haha. I know why check out the passenger foot well on both videos. Your haltech control unit plate comes loose and is dallying around in the footwell

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Look, that will be enough of this gtr love-in crap. Rubish cars driven by rubish drivers. Was that another 2wd coming home in 3rd,,,nice work Mr Milano and a VERY big congrats to Mr Wootten.

Pete, I don't know if you are awhere but there is a "Secret GTR owners club", and in there constitution rule 7 subclause 8a it states that if a GTR owner gets beat 3 times by rear drive Skylines then the club will remove the car from said owner. Tread carefully buddy you are on your last chance.

HA HA

Neil.

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  • 4 weeks later...

New fuse

And she is back and running

New wiring to external scavenge

New one way flappy valve to catch can

Also single layer turbo gasket has blown out

New multiplayer gasket going in ( that was costing a few ponies me thinks)

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Yea if your read the Internet the world will end with a stock oil pump

Shame the Internet is full of f**k stains that drag race..... I don't drag race

Ps if I was building a engine I would use a flashy pump

It's only the engine that have had the Nissan let out that need new flashy pumps

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That's a bit harsh sweety, not every drag racer is a fuuck stain.

I keep searching but not even Nismo sell cans of Nissan Air,,, how disappointing.

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