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What tyres you running??? Find me a set in 245/40/17 for $50 a corner max and we will see who is quicker. Don't car about skid pan, its all about the back tracks. (That's what I pay for deca semis ;))

Keep your old lady fantasies to ya self!

She doesn't go for guys that punch dogs anyway - seriously man that was f**ked up.

And it dosent stop at dogs... The elderly, women, children... whatever

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Hey guys,

I was just wondering if its ok to use cable ties to mount my fire extinguisher?

I read somewhere on here that that's ok.

Also I sent in a cheque to pay for my entry as I don't have a computer. Hopefully you received it Ryan.

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Hey guys,

I was just wondering if its ok to use cable ties to mount my fire extinguisher?

I read somewhere on here that that's ok.

Also I sent in a cheque to pay for my entry as I don't have a computer. Hopefully you received it Ryan.

nope ext has to be mounted with bolts to metal, not cable tied, no self tapping no having a passenger holding it for you!!!

sorry but dems the rules that AASA require from us.

just use one of the bolts at the base of the back seat and make it fit.

oh and put on passenger side so you can reach it...

Hey guys,

I was just wondering if its ok to use cable ties to mount my fire extinguisher?

I read somewhere on here that that's ok.

Also I sent in a cheque to pay for my entry as I don't have a computer. Hopefully you received it Ryan.

75% of wheel nuts need to be tight or attached. Same with seat mounts. Decent oil leaks are preferred so we can find you when you don't make it to the finish. Basketball court is optional on timed runs and always line up straight after you finish a battle.

You coming along or you a big girl?

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