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Ex-mate who sold his pulsar to get a VW, going on about his mates having 400kw Audi, golf R this, GTI that.... Bah. 400kw won't save you when your car puts itself into limp mode from a wind screen wiper electrical fault

Did you ditch him as a mate cos he sold his pulsar?

That and he would ask me a million questions about car parts and modifying, then back out of purchasing my bits.

Contemplated selling his car for over 12 months, then gets a $250 stainless intake pipe made up for stock afm and air box :rolleyes:

A mate bought an S3 with 40,000km on it or something

Raced him, beat him by a fair bit

He took it to get that stage 7 ecu remapping bullshit that Audi owners do, said his car would be a good match for mine now

I switched back to E85 and beat him again

Thing sounded like it was farting every gearchange, had some intake leak problem too that kept hissing and only he could hear it

Sold it 2 months later lol

Moral of the story is that anything produced by VW is a piece of shit

A mate bought an S3 with 40,000km on it or something

Raced him, beat him by a fair bit

He took it to get that stage 7 ecu remapping bullshit that Audi owners do, said his car would be a good match for mine now

I switched back to E85 and beat him again

Thing sounded like it was farting every gearchange, had some intake leak problem too that kept hissing and only he could hear it

Sold it 2 months later lol

Moral of the story is that anything produced by my anus is a piece of shit

tell me more please

I don't know what to think about this one lol. It just seems to far fetched to be true but on the other hand, it happened... it would have to be highly organised so there must be some form of political notice behind it which I assume will become apparent in coming days

It just seems strange, when you think about it, given the abuse of immigrants has been typically one-way (blaming them for existing and trying to stay alive)

But this one is a real head scratcher indeed. Obviously you can't say WELL I GUESS IMMIGRATION DOESNT WORK BETTER CLOSE THE BORDERS! over it, but.. yeah..

What's the going price for a big single r32 Gtr in really nice condition these days?

Guy wants to trade, has a blown box which is an easy fix. Might be a good deal considering I paid 16k for the bummer

What's the going price for a big single r32 Gtr in really nice condition these days?

Guy wants to trade, has a blown box which is an easy fix. Might be a good deal considering I paid 16k for the bummer

Here is a clean r32 gtr which is Birds approved.

http://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/456219-1994-r32-gtr-vspec-2-white-nsw/

Thinking of getting a VE SS or similar as a daily...

Want something that can tow, and then de-rego skyline / drop insurance costs

Anyone driven one long term?

Pro's / Con's?

Go.

Here is a clean r32 gtr which is Birds approved.

http://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/456219-1994-r32-gtr-vspec-2-white-nsw/

what a beautiful car.

im seriously considering going for this R32, pictures show it looks great, gonna go and have a look tomorrow.

would make a tidy profit once i get the big $$$ bits onto the sedan

Thinking of getting a VE SS or similar as a daily...

Want something that can tow, and then de-rego skyline / drop insurance costs

Anyone driven one long term?

Pro's / Con's?

Go.

pros:

big motor, big burnouts

cons: youll start thinking your sisters hot.

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